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Morning Debriefing 4/17/12

1) IFC might have switched from being the Independent Film Channel to the Independent Funny Channel as they now are co-producing a live comedy show in NYC with BAMcafe.

2) It was only a matter of time before we could get a box set of the WTF Podcast with Marc Maron that includes video of a live WTF taping and that time is now…

3) Richard Pryor documentary finally in the works…

4) Tonight on late night:
Julia Louis-Dreyfus on The Daily Show (Comedy Central 11PM)
Patton Oswalt and Bo Burnham on Conan (TBS 11PM)

5) The final epic day of Bridgetown 2012 recapped at HAHAJK.com…

6) See the magic behind the Pod F. Tompkast, now, in video form…

7) Suggested comedy reading:
Megan Amram gave us a wonderful look into what an Ayn Rand advice column would be like
The Wall Street Journal noted the comedy album has not yet died
The AV Club Chicago chatted with Matt Walsh and Greg Proops

8) The Midnight Show wants you to go to “not Kony Island” in NY.

9) According to an anonymous man, if the Onion doesn’t get a Pulitzer in the next year, random people will die.

10) What’s What’s Monty (the hilarious Davey Johnson) meets a banana.

11) While it’s a solid comedy formula to “Yes and…” something, it’s often a terrible way to live your life.

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1) Comedian Greg Barris went to jail because of a sticker…

2) Of course Aziz Ansari hired a look-a-like to promote his new special throughout NYC…

3) In only a few days, The Bridgetown Comedy Festival will get underway, but if you can’t make the trek from LA, or elsewhere, to Portland, there’s the LA Comedy Shorts Film Festival in two weeks that you may also make the trek to if you’re from elsewhere.

4) This is the last day to vote for all the voter categories for Comedy Central’s Comedy Awards…

5) Any Easter humor today is totally eclipsed by Brian Blaquesmith’s tribute to the late Thomas Kinkade (via @pattonoswalt)

6) Just in case today is making you feel generous (for whatever reason that would make you so) Jesse Thorn’s MaxFunDrive is ending today and Creepy Caress’ Kickstarter still has a way to go.

7) We had no idea that the hilarious Kristine Levine has a podcast about having worked in a porn store. Check out the KA podcast.

8) Speaking of podcasts, Sean Green briefly conquered “comedy podcast” on Google…

9) Even if it was just for 5 seconds, I consider it an Easter miracle that people stopped talking about The Hunger Games.

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Morning Debriefing 4/6/12

1) Paul F. Tompkins, Andy Daly, Eddie Pepitone, and Jason Nash go at each other in a Bill Cosby impression contest for Guys With Feelings TV.

2) Bobcat Goldthwait chatted with CNN Comedy and how he is not dead, but not who he was from the 80’s.

3) Comedy Central’s “The Half Hour” will return Fri. May 11th at 11PM and 11:30PM and continues every Fri. at the same time.

4) The Ventura Comedy Festival in October is now taking submissions…

5) Last night on late night:
Judd Apatow expounded on his jealousy of Jimmy Fallon on Fallon
Aziz Ansari gave Seal a great intro at a benefit on Conan 

7) Things are definitely happening for Kyle Kinane as the vinyl release of Death of the Party is marked for May 1st AND he just got Humblebrag’d.

8) Ladies and Gentlemen, Brody and Cody Stevens…

9) Missed Lost Moon Radio at the LA Weekly Theater Awards? Here’s a recap.

10) We went to the Mash-Up taping for Comedy Central this week and, well, the comedy world is in for something special…

11) Many are the days that homeless people make more money than many comedians.

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Morning Debriefing 4/5/12

1) Drunk History might become a show on Comedy Central. Cue celebratory expletives galore!

2) James Adomian is about to record his first comedy album up in Portland next week, Wed. Apr. 11th 7PM & 9:30PM at Helium Comedy Club leading into Bridgetown. Translation: Do not miss a historic night in comedy.

3) Janie Haddad Tompkins should introduce every show ever (not Laura Linney), like she did with Masterpiece Theatre.

4) Tonight on late night: 
Aziz Ansari on Conan (TBS 11PM)
Anthony Bourdain on The Daily Show (Comedy Central 11PM)
Judd Apatow on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (NBC 12:35AM)

And recently on late night: Jeffrey Tambor on Ferguson.

5) In comedy books news:
After this review, we may be coming around on David Rees’ How to Sharpen a Pencil
 The Spit Take decodes Rick Shapiro’s Unfiltered
A clip of Moshe Kasher reading Kasher in the Rye

6) Jesse Case should educate everyone on how to send e-mails, both kids and adults, as well as how to handle your emotions.

7) Comedy abroad-ish:
Ryan Singer will be recording Comedy Wonder Town tonight in Cincinnati at Go Bananas
Tickets for Greg Proops in Mesa, AZ have gone on sale
Set List will be playing at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival 

8) The Moontower Comedy Festival gave a lovely spotlight on Maria Bamford…

9) Check out our picks for this week’s 5 Most Intentionally Funny Videos. Also, we’re now taking submissions for it.

10) On today’s Puddin’, Dana Gould shows Eddie Pepitone a thing or two about the many uses of dirty rags.

11) Most poignant thing I’ve heard all week from a passerby on their phone, “Oh yeah, I forgot there was a comedy show tonight, ummmm…”

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Morning Debriefing 4/4/12

1) What’s that? You want to see Marc Maron, Johnathan Katz, and Maria Bamford in a web sitcom-ish cartoon set in Noah’s Ark? OF COURSE YOU DO.

2) Last night’s Conan had Chris Elliott discover the best way to drink when you’re depressed and Cy Amundson make his late-night stand-up debut.

3) Perhaps the Peabody Awards get comedy more than the Golden Globes for not having a comedy and/or musical category and just giving awards to Portlandia, Parks and Recreation, and The Colbert Report.

4) Tonight on late night:
Jeffrey Tambor on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson (CBS 12:35AM)
The Moth on Last Call with Carson Daly (NBC 1:35AM) 

5) Wayne Brady will replace Louis CK at the RTCA Dinner and likely does away with all the good will that Chappelle Show sketch did for him unless he will be that Wayne Brady.

6) Meet the cast of the In Living Color reboot…

7) You’ve seen the conclusion to the Channel 101 series Intimate Indiscretions, right? Simply put, it’s fucking amazing.

8) To submit to:
Mondo Media wants ideas for animated short series…
Feel Good Film Festival
Top Story Weekly is looking for writers…

9) Live comedy abroad-ish: 
Scott Pilgrim screening at the Brattle Theatre
Doug Stanhope UK Tour
Drew Carey and the Midnight Show in Phoenix 

11) On today’s Puddin’, it’s a completely normal first day for Dana Gould as shown by David Koechner and Eddie Pepitone.

12) At this point, we feel obligated to link to Dan Harmon apologizing to Chevy Chase for playing his angry voicemail at Harmontown, but, for the record, for about 95% of this story, in our opinion, this has been unnecessary gossip. 

13) After being goaded to impress a slutty looking girl who I don’t want to go out with because a comedian asked me to, I get why some people hate seeing comedy.

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Morning Debriefing 4/3/12

1) Comedy Central is rolling out the hour comedy specials like nobody’s business today. On Apr. 21st, Paul F. Tompkins’ storytelling special Laboring Under Delusions on Apr. 21st right after Patton Oswalt’s Finest Hour makes its network TV debut. THEN, Hannibal Buress’ Animal Furnace will debut on May 20th. All we can say is, damn.

2) Woody Allen is continuing his “European Comedy Film Tour” with his next film To Rome With Love. Here’s the trailer.

3) Want a preview of Jim Gaffigan’s upcoming special Mr. Universe? Jim Gaffigan’s got you covered.

4) Watch Keith Apicary/Nathan Barnatt straight-up fuck up everyone at a music video audition while wearing a fanny pack.

5) The Letterman-Ferguson late night duo will stay at CBS through 2014…

6) Weird Al Yankovic just premiered his web interview show, Face to Face, on the Nerdist Channel. 

7) Tonight on late night:
Chris Elliott and Cy Amundson on Conan (TBS 11PM)
Maya Rudolph on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (NBC 11:35PM)
Rachel Dratch on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (NBC 12:35AM)
Ted Danson on The Late Late, Show with Craig Ferguson (CBS 12:35AM)

Last night on late night, Kate Miccuci showed Conan their “beach date”.

8) Patton Oswalt will be hosting this year’s Webby Awards and should set the standard for awards hosting in 2012.

9) Carol Hartsell of Huffington Post Comedy personally responded to Two & A Half Men creator Lee Arohnson’s comment about their being “peak vagina on television”. 

10) On our latest episode of This Better Be Funny, we try to come up with the grittiest TV shows for children and pitch the worst movies ever with hysterical guest Andy Peters.

11) HEY! If you want to laugh at something, then laugh. Don’t let the fact that you’re the only one laughing stop you from doing so. Especially when it comes to a live comedy show, your laugh might just save a comedian’s life. (I am the Comedy Bureau and I approve this message).

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Morning Debriefing 4/2/12

1) Check out the awesomeness that will be the Bridgetown Comedy Festival this year now that their calendar is updated…

2) The Nerdist YouTube Channel has gone LIVE! In case you we were wondering what the programming schedule was kind of like, Chris Hardwick gave us one…

3) Congrats to LA’s own Jen Murphy and Andrew Sleighter for finishing in the top four in the Laughing Skull Comedy Festival!

4) Tonight on late night:
Kate Miccuci on Conan (TBS 11PM) 
Moshe Kasher on Last Call with Carson Daly (NBC 1:35AM) 

5) Jon Daly’s Rafflecast has finally made it’s return with Megan Amram, Rob Huebel, and Brandon Johnson as guests!

6) Not that it should be a surprise to any of you, but Alf Lamont’s article about the lack of right-wing comedians has sparked a response from a right-wing comedian on Breitbart.com.

7) We have no idea what Jason Segel and Kelly Oxford are concocting, but whatever it is, even if it’s set at the bowling alley where this Instagram was taken, we’re excited.

8) Ladies and Gentlemen, Michael Scott’s Threat Level Midnight as a Criterion…

9) Tracy Morgan can’t speak in tweets. Here’s the proof.

10) At this year’s Comedy Awards, Don Rickles will be honored with the Johnny Carson Award for Comedic Excellence. Also, you all still have time to vote for the 6 Viewer’s Choice categories for The Comedy Awards. 

11) In case you missed it last night, #PFTGOT (Paul F. Tompkins live-tweeting Game of Thrones Season Premiere)

12) Did you ever hear what the real person said to the alt comic? “What the hell is an alt comic?”

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Morning Debriefing 4/1/12

1) Buzzfeed is on an April Fool’s Watch for what sites are doing to “commemorate” today…

2) However, they have seemed to have forgotten about Funny or Die hacking Charlize Theron’s phone and getting her kinky sex tape…

3) Channel 101 Results! (insert bracketology joke here)

 

4) Congratulations to Adam Yenser for emerging as the 2012 LA March Comedy Madness Champ.

5) Paul F. Tompkins has not said otherwise, so make sure, if you’re watching Game of Thrones, to follow @pftompkins as he’ll be live-tweeting the season premiere tonight.

6) “Let’s all fall in love with Aubrey Plaza again when Safety Not Guaranteed comes out.” That’s what we thought when saw the Safety Not Guaranteed trailer this week.

7) Assuring that it’s not a prank as it will be on April 2nd and not the 1st, the Nerdist Channel on YouTube will launch tomorrow.

8) In honor of April Fool’s Day, The NY Post compiled over 100 comedians favorites jokes…

9) Whether you’ve watched Dr. Who or not, Peter Serafinowicz found a great Dalek relaxation tape…

10) There will be a year that the Mega Millions lottery will fall on April 1st, which they should really take advantage of.

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Morning Debriefing 3/31/12

1) From Megan Mullally’s story of how Nick Offerman proposed on Letterman last night, he’ll be hard to top.

2) @ApocalypseHow, @EliBraden, @ShelbyFero, @MeganAmram, @RobDelaney, & @KellyOxford star in an animated murdery “mystery”…

3) Louis CK’s Live at the Beacon Theater to air on FX…

4) We don’t personally know a person who is a fan of Downton Abbey, Arby’s, Skyrim, and Hoarders, but Downton Arby’s from Yahoo’s SketchY & Skyrim Hoarders from College Humor are just right up your alley, whoever you are.

5) The SAG-AFTRA merger just passed in case you were wondering what up and comedians will be referencing now in audition/casting/etc. jokes.

6) Venture’s Brothers’ James Urbaniak got profiled in Slate’s Browbeat…

7) The full teaser for Season 2 of Eagleheart!

8) If this was is a magazine ad for a Dork Forest podcast T-shirt, how could you not buy one?

9) Anthony Jeselnik revealed what he felt worst for laughing at to Denver’s Reverb…

10) How a Comedy Show on a Roof Gets Shut Down-the story of why, perhaps, we need a Los Angeles Comedy Preservation Society.

11) I haven’t watched all the late night monologues this week, but many writers must have written the joke for the headline “Reuters Loses Iranian Credentials After Female Ninjas Suit” to be, at least at first, this is a thing that really happened in real life.

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Morning Debriefing 3/30/12

1) Despite being flour-bombed on Letterman recently, Chris Elliott still looks badass in Season 2 promo of Eagleheart.

2) Kristen Schaal had a sincere moment and is in a movie with John Claude Van Damme last night on Kimmel.

3) Tonight on late night: Megan Mullally on The Late Late Show with David Letterman (CBS 11:35PM)

4) Moshe Kasher was on KCRW to talk about his book Kasher in the Rye, which again you all should buy.

5) Mermates. Two roommates. One thinks he’s a mermaid. The other has to stay because he has nowhere else to go. Watch and enjoy.

6) Beck Bennet of Good Neighbor got a child’s take on the GOP bid (i.e. what every political analysis show should be like)

7) You can enter your shorts, sketches, web series etc. NOW into the HollyShorts Film Festival.

8) Interviews, profiles, a-plenty:
Matt Groening interview with Metro UK
Profile of Margot Lietman in Chutzpah Mag
Girls’ Judd Apatow and Lena Dunham chat in Heeb Magazine
Jon Hodgman talks to 77 Square

9) Comedy that you should be seeing that’s not in LA:
Christian Finnegan at the Cleveland Improv this weekend 
Geoff Tate Recording in Cincinnati next week  

10) Jon Daly is bringing his back Rafflecast podcast and is taking ideas….

11) Someone is making a Niggas in Paris remix of Rick Santorum calling Obama an “anti-war government nig-” right?

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Morning Debriefing 3/29/12

1) Apparently, we’ve become a horde of classless degenerates because Ron Burgundy is back for an Anchorman sequel…

2) Andrés Du Bouchet is a brilliant comedian. Just watch his video on how to properly draw forehead penises for proof.

3) Aziz Ansari is putting on a contest on Facebook to see what city wants a free show from him. Also, he discussed what might happen if he doesn’t get the money back from his online special on Fallon.

4) Tonight on late night: Kristen Schaal on Jimmy Kimmel Live (ABC 12AM)

5) Industry news a-plenty:
Cartoon Network is going back to their roots, reviving some of their most beloved programs from the 90s…
Paul Feig set to direct Ronna & Beverly across the pond for Sky…
Clerks 3 to be a stage play?
SNL to possibly feature a new female cast member.
Paul F. Tompkins will be playing a bit part on a new dramatic series, The LA Complex, on the CW. WHAAA????

6) Manos: The Hands of Fate will be coming to theaters in August, yet again, how it was meant to be with people commenting on it while it’s playing thanks to Rifftrax.

7) LA Comedy “abroad”:
Comedy at Bonnaroo
The Nerdist podcast in TX
Jen Kirkman, also, in TX
Justin Ian Daniels in Washington DC

8) LA comedy got heavily profiled on lists yesterday from Splitsider’s huge guide to LA comedy where we got several very wonderful mentions and Mashable made their picks for the best comedy podcasts.

9) The Spit Take highly recommended Moshe Kasher’s Kasher in the Rye. You should listen to them.

10) Congratulations to the San Francisco Comedy & Burrito Festival for making their Kickstarter goal. However, sketch series Creepy Caress still needs your help and now Jesse Thorn’s MaxFunCon is now going on a donation drive (of which you can support via buying an awesome lightbox).

11) Keep in mind: No one is asking what’s unfunny.

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Morning Debriefing 3/28/12

1) Chris Rock will produce a Daily Show-esque panel show starring W. Kamau Bell for FX. Our question is: Will IFC call or raise with another amazing comedy show?

2) PAUL F. TOMPKINS THE VIDEO GAME. Let’s make it real even if that means just watching Jon Dore and Tompkins argue.

3) Tonight on late night:
Aziz Ansari on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (NBC 12:35AM)
Chris Elliott on The Late Show with David Letterman (CBS 11:35PM)

4) Moshe Kasher’s book Kasher in the Rye is available for purchase today and if you have any doubts, which you shouldn’t, watch him talk about it doing panel on Conan.

5) A whole bunch of interviews, profiles, and more of your favorite funny people:
Profile of Lena Dunham in the New Yorker
Bob Odenkirk interview with Nerve.com
Eugene Mirman interview with the AV Club
John Mulaney and Mike O’Brien interview with Papermag
Profile of Rory Albanese in Crain’s New York 
Rob Delaney interview in Paste Magazine

6) TV Guide is getting into the stand-up game with an all female show hosted by The Office’s Kate Flannery…

7) Reggie Watts just announced his upcoming touring schedule, which will hopefully him going on stage with this bunch…

8) The new trailer for Sasha Baron Cohen’s Dictator definitely makes it seem like not another Sasha Baron Cohen movie.

9) If you were ever curious how Set List: The Improvised Stand-Up Show looked and sounded and how awesome it was at the Soho Theatre in London, well, here you go…

10) Check out our latest posts at the Nerdist:
The 5 Most Intentionally Funny Videos This Week
Shut Up Gun vs. Comedy 

11) As the alternative comedy “issue” seems to be coming up again, this essay I wrote last year seems pretty relevant, yet again. 

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Morning Debriefing 3/27/12

1) Tenacious D is motherfuckin’ back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

2) We’re glad this exists: Adam Cayton Holland interviewed Mitch Hedberg before he died.

3) The Comedy Awards is giving a whole bunch more categories (Podcast, Twitter account,  viral video, and more) over to the voters!

4) Apparently, the entire Mash-Up pilot for Comedy Central has been online for almost a month. Don’t forget to check out to RSVP for any of the tapings next week.

5) Moshe Kasher on Conan. 

6) Another awesome preview of what’s coming at the Nerdist YouTube channel….

7) So, Former Senator Arlen Specter is still doing stand-up…

8) Judd Apatow is reading Chris Gethard’s book. We sincerely hope something big comes of this.

9) No matter what you saw on the promos, Eric Andre is indeed in Don’t Trust the B**** in Apt. 23 and is great. The pilot is up on Hulu now.

10) Two comedy essays worth your time:
Turn Left? The Lack of Right-Wing Comedians by Alf Lamont for Huffington Post Comedy
Comedy in Context for the Nerdist written by us

11) So the folks over at Funny or Die are having a whole lot of goofy fun with the Zou Bisou Bisou scene from Mad Men. Watch Danny Jelinek add lasers and elephants to it…

12) Not too long from now, in this very galaxy, Star Wars references will unfortunately be lost on people.

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Morning Debriefing 3/26/12

1) Jimmy Kimmel is set to host the Emmys and hopefully, with whatever he does, he’ll be allowed to top Movie: The Movie.

2) Tonight on late night:
Moshe Kasher on Conan (TBS 11PM)
Casey Wilson on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (NBC 12:35AM)

3) Paul F. Tompkins will be live tweeting the season premiere of Game of Thrones, which will undoubtedly get him trending on Twitter just like he did when he live-tweeted one Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve.

4) Chris Gethard and Lena Dunham’s Girls get two very nice features in NY Magazine.

5) Interviews worth your time:
Jon Dore in the Smoking Jacket
Gillian Jacobs in the AV Club

6) If you can play PAL DVDs, you can buy Danger 5 on DVD, which is something you should totally invest it because the show is “that” worth it.

7) Check out the new flood of videos at the Peter Atencio, director of Key & Peele, Vimeo Page.

8) The Eugene Mirman Comedy Festival just posted their line-up and schedule. 

9) Internet prankster and Sirius XM’s Jake Fogelnest wants you to know in every way that you can no longer call him at 646-484-5323.

10) Comedy nerds nerded out last night as Dominic Dierkes was on the season premiere Mad Men.

11) Now that there’s a new light rail line to Culver City, it will take people less time to say “Ugh, that’s on the West side.” (My attempt to make the NY/LA comedy lines jump the shark by making an LA subway joke).

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Morning Debriefing 3/25/12

1) Eric Moneypenny, the man who started a Kickstarter to buy Kickstarter, gave insight to Vice as to his motives and why Kickstarter shouldn’t have rejected his idea.

2) Huffington Post made their picks of the most memorable comedy happenings at SXSW…

3) A new episode of Ted and Gracie is here and it yet again proves that Discovery Channel’s Who the Bleep Did I Marry? has nothing on Jena Friedman and Ben Kronberg.

4) If you’re still wondering about @Sketch_A_Tweet, then here’s a great video explanation/promo…

5) The Moth is having their next LA Storytelling Grandslam this Tues. Mar. 27th, this time with Eban Schletter playing his theremin, which no one should ever miss.

6) Jeremy Martin, a name some of you might not be familiar with that we think is funny, just wrote a book of short stories, Don’t Bother, that only costs $0.99 on Amazon, so maybe you should get into it because books by funny people are a precious commodity these days.

7) This is Jamie Kilstein performing, and according to Paul Provenza, during the day, outside, while it’s raining at the Reason Rally, which, as inconsequential as it may sound, is near impossible to pull off.

8) Bringing this particular Morning Debriefing full circle, both the San Francisco Comedy & Burrito Festival & The Creepy Caress Kickstarters still need your help.

9) Several comedians, whether they know it or not, will debate with themselves whether they should live tweet the season premiere of Mad Men.

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Morning Debriefing 3/24/12

1) FX might adapt the Coen Brothers’ Fargo into a series. What would come of it has yet to be decided, but we would definitely want a woodchipper used violently in every episode.

2) So, the Chris Gethard Show now has sweet merch…

3) Comedy tapings in less than two weeks:
Tom Papa’s Naked Truth for TBS
Mash-Up with TJ Miller for Comedy Central

4) Following a second heart attack, Gallagher announced his retirement from comedy. Upon hearing that, thousands of comedians cracked the same joke about Gallagher that has been made for the last 5 years.

5) Jenny Slate might be set to be on TV regularly again, as she is set to co-star in CBS’ comedy pilot Super Fun Night…

6) Live comedy recaps that are worth your time:
For Shame at the Hollywood Improv Lab in LA Weekly
Maria Bamford at the Laughing Skull in the Spit Take

7) Josh Fadem “promotes” a film on Kickstarter while challenging its star (i.e. Fadem being a goofy badass at Cinefile Video) 

8) And now, an important message on making top ten lists online… 

9) Jeremy Paul possibly channeled John McLaughlin’s Shakti in his latest Naked Declarative Statement or just wanted to play a stringed instrument while disrobed.

10) It’s only a matter of time before there is a completely fake news comedy show on TV where absolutely nothing is true, yet people will believe it wholeheartedly. Even if it’s called “¡SO THE INTERNET SEZ!”, it would probably still work.

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