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Hey, kidlets. Have a seat. I've got good news and bad news.
I think this will be the last Punchline Fever for a while. I've been having more trouble lately concocting setups, interest seems to be waning (not coincidentally, I have to believe), and today's episode leaves us at a nice round number, which is what I did last time I put 'da Fever' on hiatus.
Also, I've got a new standup clip up, from Friday night. I didn't even know I would be in the show until a couple of minutes before, so you may note a distinct 'deer in headlights' look on my face throughout the clip.
(And the tape was made with a way better camera than mine -- and even burned to DVD! -- so you'll actually be able to see that look, instead of the usual fuzzy shadows. I'm not sure that's progress, exactly, but it's something.)
I'll leave it to you to decide which of the above is the 'good news', and which is the 'bad news', folks. For now, though, let's stand up, sit down, and get jiggy with this week's Punchline Fever:
'The hushed crowd watched as Punxsutawney Phil emerged from his groundhog hole. If he were to see his shadow, it's six more weeks of winter; if not, then an early spring. Phil stepped out, peed on the ground, and immediately disappeared into his burrow. 'What the hell does that mean,' the crowd cried. 'Well,' said the mayor, '...I guess it means we're gonna have
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'...six more weeks of yellow snow.'