I’ve been a huge fan of Scott Gairdner for years, so it was a real treat to finally meet him and have him (and Streeter) on Bleep Bloop to discuss games based on what we wanted to be when we grew up.
I love doing Bleep Bloop and, bonus, I got to do it with Scott who is hysterical.
The trailer for Ricky Gervais’ new movie, “The Invention Of Lying,” about a world in which everyone tells the truth. Remember the first time you got high with the funniest person you know? This is that to the 10,000th power.
Last Summer I was lucky enough to go visit this set (It was still called “The Other Side of the Truth” back then) and I had the best day ever. I met and interviewed Ricky Gervais, my comedy hero. I met, interviewed and sweated on Jennifer Garner. And then I went to Rob Lowe’s trailer to finish an interview with him when the most amazing thing happened. He was changing out of his wardrobe and it was raining outside. He took his shirt off and there was a huge flash of lightening and a massive thunderclap. It was thrilling. I also got to fly to Boston on the Delta shuttle which made me feel important.
The scene I watched being filmed was hysterical and I think this movie will be incredible.
Not only was Michael Jackson an amazing performer, but he inspired some amazing Internet videos, too.
Ringo WantsTo Sing More
Here’s that Beatles song I wrote a while back. Let me begin by saying two things: I tease out of love and I am aware that “Yellow Submarine” came before “Octopus’ Garden.”
My friend Scott Taylor plays Ringo and I think he did a great job. I also think Vinnie is amazing as Paul.
PROGRAMMING NOTE -
Streeter and I usually host CollegeHumor Live and we usually blow the audience’s minds. However, this month the hosting/mind blowing will be done by Pat & Sarah, who will then bring out Streeter and I (separately) to do full stand-up sets. Since the audience’s minds will already be blown, Streeter and I will instead concentrate on knocking their socks off. All that plus Adam Newman and Jake & Amir! See you there!
Like Father, Like Son
One day I was rooting around in my parents house and found this college ID of my dad’s. What was strange though was that my dad did not go to Ithaca college, nor was he born in 1946. What I had found was not a real ID, but my dad’s fake ID from college. As you can see from my college fake ID, we’ve come a long was in document forgery.
Happy belated Father’s Day!
Pat put together a great collection of vintage iPod ads at College Humor. I think this one is my favorite.
[reblogged from patrickcassels]



