Happy Monday! Well, as always if your not one of the early risers you may have missed today's show opening monologue. Don't worry, I got you covered my friends.
Here is today's monologue from the show. I must warn you it starts very slowly, but I do believe the jokes get much better towards the end. Which brings me to a thought, if you do listen to the monologue I'd love to hear what jokes you actually do like the best.
Everybody loves funny country songs. Brad Paisley's made a mint writing them . And you've seen that email that goes around every once in awhile-- a list of actual song titles. It'll confirm every single stereotype you have about country music, fer sure! (but you can't help but laff!) And I couldn't help but try to rhyme them...
I love one liners. They are always handy when you need to break up a tense room and get people laughing. One of the best series of one liners ever is the "it's colder than" series. I thought I would share a few with you.
Well, here's what I have for tomorrow's show--a little ditty about the dreaded--I mean, much anticipated..NY Tax Cap. But I only have the words... here's what I have so far. (And I'll be singin' the song tomorrow morning between 8:30am-8:45am BTW
I love my TV. Well, I used to. Now I feel betrayed, hurt and deceived. I should be a little more specific, it wasn't my TV that did it. It was one of my favorite shows.
Every year since 1988, I have written a parody that rhymes all of the event of the past 365 glorious days. I've found alot of them. (Still seaching high and low for the rest-due to an incredibly efficient filing system--- yeaaaaaaaah...
Does the name ring a bell? If it doesn't, go on Amazon or Itunes or maybe your local CD store (remember those?) and try one of his recordings. Tom Lehrer was a former Harvard math professor-turned-piano playing song satirist. He had a huge cult following in the '60s, writing about some of the controversial issues of the day.