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Now I'm gonna listen... |
Awesome! I really enjoyed the first bit and the joke about paying the guy more.
The other story was good and delivered beautifully, but since it was old material for me it didn't tickle my funny bone as much as when I read it. I'm super impressed with you for doing that and I hope if you do it again, you'll post it again. I'd like to hear more. Well done! |
Ms. Fobble, that was great!
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Kudos Ma'am. You're right, the difference between good and great is not the jokes but the timing.
Ms Noonan, Ms Noonan, Faux News here... 1- Aren't you worried about neglecting your family while doing World Tours, or just flying to this coast or that, for appearances? 2- Does it bother you that millions of men and women are having sexual fantasies while watching you perform? 3- Is it true you frequent a subversive Philly area Jihadist website? 4- Does your chewing gum lose it's flavor on the bedpost overnight? |
Thanks you guys! I have so much fun doing it, it's truly therapeutic. Even the one time I completely bombed, I felt like I should feel bad but I didn't, I swear to God it was an even bigger high than when I do well.
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See, here's how it is. I'm naturally about 90% left brain, and that's a balance that works for me. But dealing with my kids (not just emotionally coping, but successfully documenting symptoms and teasing out patterns from the observable data) meant going 100% left brain for a few years, just straightjacketing that fucker who likes to feel things and relate to people and throwing away the key. She got out a few times, but I got better at predicting and avoiding the escape routes. And by the time the job was mostly done and I was finally able to step back and check in on her, she'd turned into Helena from Orphan Black. You can't just release something like that back into the world, you know? So not only did I choose these open mic nights as a specific way to ease my right brain back out on day trips, I made the conscious rule for myself that I wasn't going to let it become work in any way. Instinctively I want to be the best at everything I do, and this is the one place I won't allow it. I won't network with other comics before the show, I won't search out other places I could perform in town, I won't actively try to write material. It's all fun and no ambition and that's how it has to stay. |
Really terrific, Clod. I missed seeing your face, but I understand you need to keep a degree of anonymity. I wished you talked a little slower so I could savor the story and let the tension build, but I realize you were under time constraints. I really look forward to more.
You will be giving Kathleen Madigan a run for her money. |
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I just realized I was rushing and didn't read the bit about you rushing so to hell with my comment about you rushing.:smack::smack: |
Finally got to listen, away from work...
~ Most Excellent Job ~ |
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Kind of--he's naturally about 95% left brain himself, so it wasn't much of a stretch. He's the type you have to force emotions out of to begin with, so he's more than happy not having to deal with anyone else's. :)
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Do you need the audience's energy or could you make a demo tape of just you performing to the camera? Then add the laughs at the right places so it doesn't sound weird.
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I could do that, but I won't, because it wouldn't be fun.
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Of course you could, you're a professional sound fondler, but the danger of a tape like that going viral is too great. You don't need the additional pressure of millions of clamoring fans, the entertainment press, and an envious Kim Jong-un. :apimp:
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You're awesome, Faye.
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