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Don’t vote for Ron Paul! Ron Paul has cervical cancer, and he got it from Aquaman!
This is almost certainly probably true!
For more information, check here!
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The most important thing that we have to announce today is not to do with a show of ours. (though there will be some show announcements coming real soon.) What it has to do with is a proposed ordinance by the New York City Film board that would prevent filmmakers from shooting in the city unless the shoots are covered by at least a million dollars in insurance. Needless to say, this is more than most independent filmmakers and film students can afford, and would more or less cripple the efforts of all those funny people and sketch groups and comedians whose videos you like to watch on the internet.
The period during which this ordinance is open for public comment ends on August 3rd, which means that now would be a great time to write a passionate, articulate, and polite letter to Julianne Cho at the New York City Film Board. If we all add our two cents to this dialogue, we can overwhelmingly let the city now how important this issue is, and what the city could lose if this proposal becomes law. Think about how many of your favorite movies take place in NYC, and you’ll realize how important this is. Julianne Cho’s e-mail address is jcho@film.nyc.org
For a summary of this issue in rap video form, check out Olde English’s great take on the controversy.
Posted by Nate Kushner at 01:38 AM | TrackBack
You were my strength when I was weak
You were my voice when I couldn’t speak
You were my eyes when I couldn’t see
You saw the best there was in me
Lifted me up when I couldn’t reach
You gave me faith ‘coz you believed
I’m everything I am
Because you loved me…
RIP, WILLIAM REHNQUIST.
Posted by Mike Still at 01:47 PM | Comments (7)
I was digging through old home videos, and I stumbled upon this “gem.” Of course, “gem” is in quotation marks because it’s not literally a precious stone. It is, however, literally a video gem. At a rally in Delaware in 1988, I was picked up by former President George H. W. Bush (he was vice president at the time). You may remember him as the father of our current president. (Note to readers who have time traveled from the past- yes, by the earliest part of the 21st century, we finally live in a time where the son of a former president can become president. So don’t get discouraged, never give up, and if your dad is president, maybe you can be too!!!) Anyway, take a look:

So, yeah, I “stumbled” upon this video. Stumbled is in quotation marks as well, because I will never forget this video and somehow magically come upon it. It was a defining moment in my young life. I could no more stumble upon this video than a diabetic could stumble upon her insulin.
I eventually met President Bush again, at the swearing in of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas (with whom I would later disagree on every single ruling he would make (except, of course, that pot ruling—Justice Thomas!)).
Seeing this old video got me thinking… what would it look like if I was picked up by current President George W. Bush (notice, it’s the same name as President George H. W. Bush, but without the H.) So I used my superior photoshopping skills to look into the universe known to scientists as “Quantum Reality where Mike Still is picked up by President George W. Bush. Also, in this reality McDonald’s only sells hotdogs.” Scientists are sure this reality exists, somewhere. Take a look:

Naturally, in this alternate reality photo, I am wearing my Nick Bottom “pyramus” costume for when I was touring with A Midsummer Night’s Dream , because as everyone knows, President Bush loves Shakespeare. Except in this alternate reality there’s a good chance that Shakespeare was a pornographer.
Posted by Mike Still at 12:36 AM | Comments (6)
At the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre:
307 W. 26th St, near 8th Avenue.
Come see us close out the second night of the fourth annual New York Sketchfest with a show we call "Bing Crosby's Interdimensional Family Hour," featuring a whole crapload of new material!
Appearing with Trophy Dad
Tickets are $10 (or $5 for UCB students) and can be reserved here.
Also available are Friday night passes for $40 ($20 for UCB students) or 3-night festival passes for $100 ($50 for students).
The next The A Week of Kindness show is Monday, July 2nd at Pianos:
158 Ludlow at Stanton (Take the J, M, Z, or F to Delancey/Essex)
Free!
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