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    James, I especially liked the part where you fucked the desk chair. And the part where you were fucking the desk chair. Also, the part where you fuck the desk chair was nice, too. The funny part is that I'm actually describing three different parts but they all have the same basic elements. Thus, comedy.

     

    Thanks Chanson! If I remember correctly, those were my favorite parts to film, too.

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    If anyone needs me to read a story they wrote for the network I promise to do a good job at acting out all parts.

     

    I have no acting experience except for this video I was in during my college days where I have sex with a desk chair.

     

     

    If interested, e-mail me at jamesbucklin316@gmail.com. James is my real man name, don't tell anybody.

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    Anyone else been watching Rising Star? I think there's supposed to be duels tonight but nobody (definitely not Brad) mentioned over and over that duels would be this week. Also, was last week Fourth of July weekend? Kinda wish Luda of all people would have mentioned it.

     

    PS: everyone one of my recent posts has been a drunk post.

     

    PPS: I should probable take it easy for a

    few days.

     

    PPPS: Hayes, are you a writer for Celtics Hub?!?! I used to write for Celtics Blog and Celtics Life.

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    There is like a little crew of guys and girls that have made the trek out to LA within the past 5 years or so Andre being one of them. Andre is also like a local dude that everyone loves. When he was here he would put on shows and do his character videos. If you ever get a chance to dig into his youtube there's some pretty great stuff there.

     

    Wait... I know an Andre from Cincinnati. Same guy?!?!

     

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    Valerie, I know this was decades ago and I'm a loser and haven't heard it until now but your 'Tanks But No Tanks' Christmas Carol made me smile so big Tony Hawk started using my mouth as a half-pipe.

     

    JeffreyParties, we should do a podcast together. What are you in to? I currently do three podcasts that nobody listens to but I've been thinking I need a fourth.

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    Now I have to go back and listen to the whole episode again with the knowledge that "Andy" is AndyKneis.

     

    And I have to go back and read the entire forums again with the knowledge that AndyKneis is Rob Reiner's son.

     

    Gonna be a long day. Thanks, Andy. You know, sometimes you bring these kind of things up early so this stuff doesn't happen...

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    Thank you Game of Scones.

    I'm fascinated in how there are some minds able to see through patterns of behaviour to get an insight into the root or seed idea that underlies it all.

    To see such things that the people themselves cannot see, and, obviously if they are rich and famous, other people around them cannot see either.

     

    I love the humour that comes from expressing these insights.

    Like exaggerating the implications of that "seed" like in the story about the guy going to the public library to wipe his ass with his oscars.

    Going along with that seed and making statements that one would hear from that type of person... but because they say it with a bit of a silly voice, or with super earnestness, it points out the absurdity or flaws of that point of view.

     

    Are there other ways of expressing such insights into the nature of a behaviour, person, or idea, in a way that makes it funny, other than these?

    Im sure there are, i would love to hear about others!

     

    The other thing that comes up for me is a bit of fear.

    If these types of minds, like the Hollywood Handbook boys have, can see with such clarity into the behaviour or thinking of people who are very successful... there must be a ton of things that i take for granted myself and are part of my self and world view that look equally as transparently false or flawed to them.

    The fear is that i could have my self and world view so easily shattered and made fun of, and not only that, but made fun of in a way that is really funny to everyone and makes a lot of people laugh... which adds a hell of a lot of power into it.

     

    Because not only is a fundamental unseen flaw being pointed out... but people are laughing at me for having that flaw... and not only are people laughing at me for having that flaw but A LOT of people are laughing at me for being the way i am because the person expressing that fault is an expert comedian and very funny.

    Which, i imagine, would be soul crushing.

     

    And im not even a successful hollywood bigshot, im just some guy, so i bet there are a ton of such flaws in my self and world view.

     

    The only thing that gives me comfort is reminding myself that i have a genuine interest in addressing and removing and false beliefs about my self and the world that i may have, in the interest of personal and spiritual growth.

    And, should such a mind point out such a flaw i have; i am interested in further dialogue about this flaw so i may learn and change.

    And if the person who did point out such a thing about myself, in such an insightful and funny way are not interested in further conversation about this flaw, in the interest of understanding and learning from this insight... then that is a flaw in them that is far greater than any flaw i might have pointed out about myself.

     

    And i can feel ok that, even though i have flaws, i still have the highest virtue of the desire to participate in reason... which is the thing that allows one to address and remove one's flaws and develop as a person and a soul.

     

    I believe in the RSS days this would be called a "game changer."

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