Professional Funnyman: Proving his 6th grade teacher wrong for over 30 years
I was just told my new album “Don’t Hate Stupid” will be featured on “Raw Dog” @siriusxmcomedy next weekend. April 19-21.
Tune in all next weekend and hear cuts from the new album ALL WEEKEND LONG. Also, the album will be aired in its entirety twice on April 19th at 12pm EST and 7pm EST.
More info to come all next week.
@siriusxmcomedy #realcomedy #realstandup #realcomedy #RawDogComedy
This is solid comedy advice my friends. Pay attention to the “Sometimes people are lazy” part. To often comics mail it in and throw their arms in the air “What? What’s the big deal…?!”
Paul F. Tompkins was interviewed by The Big Think and was asked his thoughts about how political correctness was effecting the comedy community. While the initial reaction from most comedians is a quick, “it’s bad.” Tompkins, however states that political correctness is a powerful tool that can help make comedians better
Source: Paul F. Tompkins addresses political correctness in comedy
Read–she is just flat out funny.
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“Burrito Beach” terminal 3. Guilty pleasure at O’Hare. I’m a sucker for a burrito. Char Chicken this time around. I love a breakfast burrito, but my heart doesn’t.
