Why Dana Carvey returned to Fly On The Wall

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Caloroga Shark Media. Hello and Johnny
Mack with your daily comedy news and nice

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write up of Taylor, Thomlinson and
Glamour in a really small font though it

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was on Glamor dot com and I
had a hit control plus plus plus just

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to make the font legible. I'm
old here anyway. Taylor's having a good

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week of buzz and well deserved.
And she said, look, the truth

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is, I couldn't have done After
Midnight four years ago, even three years

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ago. What's so interesting to me
is when it came up, I was

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like, Oh, I think I'm
at a place in my life where I

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could actually do that job, and
I could do it well and I can

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enjoy it. Anyone in your twenties
you don't know who you are yet.

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It's crazy how different I felt every
year of my twenties. I feel like

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I'm finally stabilizing at thirty. I
really do feel different. Twenty nine was

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a really hard year, but also
really good. None of that. I

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do feel like the best version of
myself. Feels like things kind of locked

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into a place in a nice way. Taylor says being on the road is

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really fun, but it's also really
lonely. Something that I talked about when

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I was interviewing for the job was
I'd really love when I come back to

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LA to have a community. The
idea of making something new every day with

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a group of people I really like
sounds very fun and creatively fulfilling. Getting

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to see comedians more and getting to
meet more comedians. She's hoping she can

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create a fun comfort show for people
at the end of the day. Always

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a good mission. I agree with
that. I'm excited to give stand up

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comedians a platform where they can be
really funny and get these great clips that

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are not going to burn their material, which is why we're all posting crowd

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work online. Really interesting twist there. She'll probably do well if they let

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the comedians share the clips. That'd
be smart to let them. Paullie Shore

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is starring as Richard Simmons in a
bio pic. The movie was going to

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premiere yesterday at the Sundance Film Festival. A trailer was auds. I went

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to pull some audio for it and
it just wouldn't work. In terms of

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this podcast, seems Polly listen to
fan suggestions on his YouTube videos and social

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media, where people commented that he
kind of looked like Richard Simmons, but

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according to Entertainment Weekly, Pauli Shore
thinks the slimilarities are deeper. He says,

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I am him. I like helping
people. I like health, I

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like putting that energy out there.
Through my mom and the comedy stores,

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she helped a lot of people,
and it kind of got passed down to

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me. I helped comedians and people, So I really relate to Richard.

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I've been going to the gym since
I was a kid, and I think

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I'm a little over the top as
well, So I feel like I connect

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with him. And I've known him
for years. Back in the day I

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started in the nineties, I used
to always see him, and I always

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giving him hugs and high fives and
stuff. He says. In public,

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people would walk up to him and
be like, Hey, what's up.

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I know you you're Richard Simmons.
Pauli says, that's a compliment. By

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the way, he's very handsome.
Also, his style and my style is

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very over the top. It's spontaneous, so that's inherent in me. Already.

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All right, pay attention to this
next part because it's going to be

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important in a couple of minutes enter
Timmy Weekly. He asked if he got

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to speak with Richard Pauli said.
His people responded and they said that he

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loves me, and he loves my
mom and the store and all that stuff,

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but at this time he just wants
to lay low and not really be

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involved. The film takes place in
the early two thousands. Richard is getting

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ready to do the Yellen Show.
There's a bumbly kind of pa on the

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set and he's a bit overweight and
he's kind of getting the way of everyone.

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Everyone's yelling at him because Richard Simmons
is there and it's just very,

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very uncomfortable for him, and Richard
sees this go down. Richard comes out

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and does his thing on Ellen.
Afterward, there's this whole monologue that Richard

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has with his fumbling pa by the
craft services table, where I shine some

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light on how beautiful he really is
and how special he is and help him

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turn around a little bit. Kind
of starts off fun, and then the

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last part is Richard's message. As
for Richard's non involvement, my attitude is

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if we build it, he'll come. That's my hope. My hope is

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that he sees it. It looks
good, it feels good, it's all

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right, and you might say I'm
down. I'll help you, guys.

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I'll be part of it, and
I'll hold your hand now. Richard Simmons

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himself jumped on Facebook and wrote,
Hi, everybody. You may have heard

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they're doing a movie about me with
Polly Shore. I have never given my

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permission for this movie, so don't
believe everything you read. I no longer

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have a manager, and I no
longer have a publicist. I just try

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to live a quiet life and be
peaceful. Thank you for all your love

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and support. Dana Carvey has resumed
podcasting again. He addressed his family situation

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following the death of his son Dex. Dana said, it's me and my

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wife and our son's private journey.
We're all together and we do a lot

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of fun things. We hike,
we go to church. We just want

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to make sure that you keep moving, he said. Ge back in the

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swing of the podcast will be very
healthy for me as I recover. I'm

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kind of on the pain train with
about millions of other people on this planet,

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and you don't know how long you're
going to be on it, or

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when it'll stop, and when it
will get better. But in the meantime,

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all this kind of stuff is very
healthy. I thought about it over

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the holidays and decided to come back
to the podcast because I think, you

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know, it's a long day when
you're not working, you get in your

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head, and I think it's going
to be a great break, and I

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think it's really cool to laugh doing
this and riffing with you, David Spate

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is going to be very healthy for
me as I recover, because I'm kind

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of on the pain train with millions
of other people on this planet, and

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you don't know how long you're going
to be on it, when it will

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stop, or when it'll get better. But in the meantime, all this

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kind of stuff is very healthy.
The snow Jam Comedy Festival continues in Sioux

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Falls today. Oh. When I
last looked, today's low had been forecasted

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to be minus twenty one, but
in the updated forecast just a low of

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minus twenty with a high of six, So it's much better than yesterday.

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Congrats Dan Boublitz Junior and the crew
at Snowjam. They have four events today

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starting at one o'clock. It's the
munch Mic Come eat some delicious food while

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you watch from across the country,
do new material, or maybe you sign

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up and try it out yourself.
Five o'clock, It's Hot Cocoa Comedy with

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two four five ten comics. Always
good to see ten comics on a bill.

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Sean Jordan is your headliner. At
seven o'clock, Shawn co hosts the

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popular podcast All Fantasy Everything. And
then at nine point thirty, it's snow

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Time. Ten comics on the bill. Like I said, always good to

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see ten comics on the bill.
Meanwhile, in San Francisco, Sketch Fest

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continues, and there are quite a
bunch of shows. I won't read them

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all. Let's say at noon the
State Hits and Misses, David Wayne,

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Joel Thetruglio, Ken Marino and Gang. Four o'clock Celebrity Autobiography with Thomas Lennon

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Catches My Eye. Seven o'clock David
Cross and Friends, The DESI Comedy Fest

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Sydney Washington's had to Start a Fire. Also at seven, at eight o'clock,

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the Middle Aged Dad Jam Band with
Ken Marino and David Wayne. Also

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on that bill Thomas Lennon and Weird
Owl Yanka Vic. That alone would get

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me there. We'll say Sloan at
nine thirty, Locals Only at nine forty

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five again I'm not reading them all. Oh, and also at nine forty

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five Exorcistic, the unauthorized rock musical
parody of the Exorcist. All right.

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If we were at Sketch Fest would
hit the state at noon, then we

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would have several hours to have some
beverages. Seven o'clock. I would want

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to see something different. I would
go, let's go see DESI Comedy FESTI

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And he'd be like, now,
I don't want to go see that,

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and I'd be like, come on, man, and then we would go

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and have a great time. Then
for the late show, I'd make you

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go see Locals Only, and then
you'd be like, oh, that was

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a lot of fun. I'd be
like, yeah, trust me, I

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know what I'm doing at comedy festivals. Another comedy festival coming up is coming

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to Williamsburg January twenty fifth through the
twenty eighth. It is the Last Word

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at Comedy Festival. It includes improvised
Jane Austen, The Ladies of improvised Jane

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Austin tell it Tale on the Spot, the style of the most beloved nineteen

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century authorists. That's fun. Hitch
Cocktails creates a full length thriller in the

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style of Alfred Hitchcock while we're taking
in beverages. That's Friday the twenty sixth.

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It's the same night as the Jane
Austin, though I hope those don't

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overlap. Then on Saturday twenty seventh, Clued In. Inspired by the works

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of Agatha Christi and the cases of
Sherlock Holmes, this is an improvised murder

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mystery. Sunday the twenty eighth Riff
Chicago's improv music party. This show takes

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the fast paced games of whose line
Is It Anyway as energized by a full

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band in a wild musical comedy showcase. You can find the full festival schedule

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at last Word Festival dot com and
if you're in Northern Ireland, put this

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one on the calendar. This sounds
awesome. It's the Comedian's Darts Tournament Saturday,

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March ninth, Americans. Have you
ever watched the Dart Championships. It

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is tremendous fun. It is so
fast paced. These guys go up there

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and they just go whap, whap
wap, and then they grab their darts

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and the next guy's already as fast
as I'm telling this story, going wap

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wap wap. Next, I'm up, okay, cool, bang bang bang,

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And the announcers they're like lightning quick. I guess they do it so

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often that they're like, okay,
needs two eighteens and a four. They

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just have all the nomber combinations memorized
or computers helping them. I don't know.

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This thing moves so fast. So
you have the darts. Then there's

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the drunk audience. Just picture the
let's make a deal audience, except they're

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drunk, so it is so much
fun. I saw this one guy,

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he needed like an eighteen to close
it out, and he totally showboted.

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He must have been up by a
lot. He goes up and he goes,

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ah, I just missed. Then
he just missed the eighteen throws another

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one like half half force, and
ah, I just missed again, and

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then he goes bang and then basically
dropped the mic, and I was like,

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I'm the King. The announcers are
like, this guy's peacocking darts is

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a lot of fun. Check it
out. They're on YouTube. Just go

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on YouTube and type in darts championship. Trust me, so much fun.

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Anyway coming to Belfast Saturday, March
ninth, Comedian Darts. The lineup includes

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the sharp tongued Colin Gettis, the
hilariously insightful Andrew Ryan, the comedic Dynamo,

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Deona Dherty, the pun Master,
Sean Haggerty, the Irreverend Dave Elliott,

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the uproarious Connor Keys, the hilarious
Aaron Butler, and your referee James

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mckegney. Audiences can expect an evening
filled with comedic brilliance, unexpected twists,

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and possibly some poor door throwing.
And that is your comedy news for today.

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