Sean Bury's JOSH'S MINDHOUSE!
Sean Bury and glove.Another profile that I will likely orphan in 3-5 weeks.
How’d I miss this one earlier?
“that was very brave of you, Tummi”
The three of us don’t always agree on everything, in fact, we tend to disagree with each other on purpose just to piss each other off. We all do agree on one thing, Scott’s Tiny Fuppets is funniest thing on the internet.
Get ready- the Fuppets are blasting into the digital age!
I’m confused, you guys are talking as if anybody gives a shit.
Edit: Gives a shit about Web Dirt whatever the fuck. Not your conversation — that part is interesting.
At first I thought Web TV Dirt was a cool idea. Now I’m unfollowing. No more reblogs from me, guys!
I never did. The last thing our - or really ANY - industry needs is another snarky Gawker/Perez knockoff posting “dirt” on who’s flirting/canoodling/fucking/probably just sitting next to whom. It’s not news, it’s not journalism, it’s “gossip” - which is a near-meaningless word used as a fun little “get out of journalistic ethics free” card.
“Smile for the camera so I can make up rumors about your personal life! Someone told me some completely unsubstantiated speculation about this company that I’ll run as if it were actually valid news - who cares if it’s totally made up and has a negative effect on their business! Maybe I’ll get enough traffic to start selling ads and make some money off of you suckers!”
I can guarantee that if any of my friends is running it, and I find myself the subject of any post on a fucking gossip site, we’re going to be on rocky territory really fucking quickly.
Only if you find yourself the subject? What if one of your friends find themselves the subject? :-)
I actually rewrote that point from what it was initially because I decided don’t have the right to speak for other people. It’s obvious that I find it distasteful to say the least, but if someone else isn’t bothered by it - or even enjoys the “publicity” such as it is - I really can’t justify my righteous indignation on their behalf. In the end, I can only speak for myself, or defend and back-up those friends who have already expressed their concerns/anger.
Football! America! Other Stuff!
Rejected Football Promo (Featuring John Mellancamp, America)
Today, Cracked.com is running an exclusive release of the newest Summer of Tears short, which also features Good Neighbor and Invisible Engine (which includes me). All three groups went to USC together, and nearly all of us are alumni of Commedus Interruptus, SC’s 20-year-old improv and sketch group.
This short represents the first time the three generations of us have gotten together to do something. A huge thanks to the Summer of Tears guys for including us on this one, and letting us be a part of this… challenging shoot. Regardless, it was a ton of fun, and I hope we all get to do something again soon.
May I present you this masterpiece and the most indicting short I’ve ever been a part of, starring Will Greenberg, Rob Kerkovich, Nick Massouh, Kirsten Eggers, Beck Bennett, Nick Rutherford, Sean Bury, Matt Wyatt, Babar Peerzada, and Sara Nixon-Kirschner.
NOW LET’S PLAY SOME FUCKIN’ FOOTBALL!!
Welcome back. Baja Fresh on Wilshire missed you.
Ah, back in a country where this is an acceptable size for a beverage, and not bathing facilities
These are great! I love the Brad Conlin cameo…
Fox Reality Channel made a show about Househusbands of Hollywood, so we made a show about the guy who didn’t quite make the cut to be on their show. So, without further ado, may we present the first episode of a ten episode series, “Ted Sampon: Househusband.” By the way, if you ever wanted to see Team Tiger Awesome make one of those shitty Sci-Fi Channel movies that comes on at 3 in the morning, you got your wish with this new series.
Starring Michael R. Truly, Elle Newlands, J. Teddy Garces, and Matt Wyatt.
Directed by Clint Gage. Shot by Jonathon Nicholas. Props by Christina Haberkern
Click here for the second episode.
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Almost every funny person i know in LA makes an appearance in at least one episode of this ten episode series.
So old.
