Every few weeks I re-listen to this song and am impressed all over again. This guy is so good, I can’t get over it. I want nothing more than to have him come to a CH Live show and play this song. And hey, speaking of that, we’re doing a CH Live show at UNC this Thursday and doing our monthly show at the UCB the thursday after that. GeT tIx FoR bOtH nOw!!!1!
This very funny video came from a game I started playing two summers ago. I believe the first game of what would be come to be known as “What’s Sadder” was played between Sam and I. The premise is essentially the same as Would You Rather, except you are presented with two really sad situations and you have to pick which one is worse. A few of the ones from those first few games even made the vide, old lady afraid of the subway stairs and kid eating lunch on the toilet.
Leave your favorite What’s Sadder in the comments!
My favorite of all time is an old man eating dinner alone in a restaurant and his hands are too shakey to bring the soup to his mouth.
Whenever I have an idea I email it to myself on my phone. Most of the time this works out pretty well, but sometimes iPhone’s predictive typing feature gets some words wrong and I don’t notice. For instance, when I had an idea to do a parody song I wanted to send myself “Octopus’s garden ringo singing about how they let him sing.” It came out as…
Octopuses green dingo singing about joe they let him sing
Carolina Comedy Festival
Myself, Streeter, and Pat are heading South for the Carolina Comedy Festival at UNC. Next Thursday, April 16th, we’ll be doing a panel in the afternoon and a live show in the evening. More info here. Come say hi!
It’s true!
My sister, Heidi, has a friend at her job named Githro who happens to know a good deal about smelting. In their free free time they make little metal trinkets for fun. Anyway, Heidi was trying to make these for our premiere party but didn’t have enough time. They’re CH-themed cufflinks and a little jester pin. And, if that wasn’t cool enough, the tassle on the pin is free hanging and moves around. I’m amazed that they can make this stuff without a machine. Well done, Heidi (and Githro). Thanks for he awesome gift!
If I acted like my computer did on the first day of work
I really like this CH article Jesse E. wrote. If you like it, too, won’t you digg it?
