by shap on March 15, 2011. [Smack Channels,Web Shorts]
Comedy group The Full Ginsberg presents NPR’s apology for the scandalous comments made on hidden camera by one of its anchors. The comments were wildly accurate statements that reinforced valid and therefore offensive stereotypes about the Tea Party.
Check out The Full Ginsberg’s live show this Saturday, March 19th at The PIT.
Easter is coming. In other words, the most boring holiday of the year for adults is upon us. I remember the Easter egg hunt I went to as a kid featured a second hunt afterwards for adults. The eggs were filled with little liquor bottles. They seemed to have fun.
Other than that, every attempt I have seen to co-opt the holiday for childless adults and make it fun has bombed as hard as the Paas-coated eggs I used to hurl at cars. Point being, if you’re bored this Sunday, you’ll at least have this video to watch.
Jena Friedman & Co. are back with another episode of the seriously creepy, seriously funny (for serious) web series “Ted & Gracie.”
Romney To Travel Back In Time To Kill Liberal Versions Of Himself
With new polls out this week showing President Obama leading Mitt Romney by an average of nine points across the twelve major swing states, his campaign is starting to realize he needs a game changer. And as the old political saying goes…(from The Onion)
Shap Sweeney is Editor-in-Chief of ComedySmack and a rumored 2012 Presidential candidate. He is the veteran of two wars, and was decorated by former President George Washington (I-VA) for distinguished service in the Continential Army. As a comedy writer, he has worked with top producers and talent including Buster Keaton, Shakespeare and Don Johnson. His first book, Gone With The Wind, has been sold to Hollywood for three figures.
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