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I can drone on and one regarding Gary Larson's Far Side. Just a few
humorists who had a great impact on my life before I launched Londons
Times Cartoons. Most were movie and television actors, and only two
have been cartoonists. Larson was the major influence and continues to
be. The others were comedians and actors such as Steve Martin, Mike
Myers, Steven Wright, Red Skelton, Jack Benny, Billy Crystal, Dana
Carvey, Peter Sellers, and and others of whom I cannot think of at the
moment. One other cartoonist was the late great Charles Schulz, and
they all influenced me in a different way.
Around 1986, I was a happy-go-lucky tv producer and playwright in
Washington, D.C. I wore the gratuitous gray pinstripe suite and red or
yellow power tie. I lived on Capital Hill, just a few blocks from the
Smithsonian. I never went unless I had out-of-town guests.
Tired of buying Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, or even Nike? Want to give
your own brand a shot? It can be done and its not as expensive as you
think. I started my own private label gift line for less than $500 ten
years ago.
If you have seen one comedian, you have often seen many since they tend
to borrow the same jokes from each other. When it comes to the great
Steven Wright, however, everything is unique, bizarre and utterly
hilarious.
They say life tends to balance out, but some days can really seem to
take the wind out of your sails. If you find yourself stressed out or
taking life way to seriously, a good laugh can make all the difference
so read on my friend.
Rare is the day when you can say you have experience the machinations
of a true life guru. Well, with the works of one Homer J. Simpson, you
certainly can. The fact that he is an animated person does not lesson
the greaterr, lessons he has given us:
Whatever you are doing at this very moment can be made better by a bit
of laughter. Okay, probably not heart surgery, but you get the idea. So
without further delay, it is time to laugh to these quotes, thoughts
and ramblings.
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