Hmm. Is this thing working?
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Hi. My name is Andres du Bouchet. I'm a comedian based in New York City, and this is where you can find out a bit more about me, get details on my upcoming performances, or just read my silly ramblings.
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Our story takes place aboard a train. Mr. Guthrie flips through an L.L. Bean catalogue as he settles into his seat. Passengers are still filling the train around him. A ticket collector approaches.

As far as the Schiavo case goes, I think that keeping that feeding tube in her is akin to throwing a glass of scotch at a cat, everyday.
Is a hand-rolled cigarette the only thing for which it is considered appropriate for one person to LICK prior to handing it to another person that they know full well is about to put that thing in their mouth?

I saw an ad for a law firm on the subway with the above slogan, and it made me feel good. After all, mentally disabled children deserve quality entertainment just like the rest of us, and what's more entertaining that watching lawyers fight each other?
I finally came up with a punchy ending to the "Monday? More like Mond..." joke from earlier. Tell me what you think of this:

Alright, some friends have asked for the return of these links, but instead of putting them back in the sidebar, I'm going to relegate them to just this one post. Here they are again:

MY BEARD
Rarely do I find myself awake at 9am on a Sunday. I think this occasion warrants a special GOOD MORNING post!
So said one of my campers many years ago. A little girl with diabetes, whom (or is it who? somebody go fuck a dictionary) I needed to take for her afternoon sugar-free snack every day one particular summer. She claimed, and rightly so, that I was "weewd". She meant "weird". And she was right. Or so I've been told. Repeatedly. Throughout my life. I am weird. If a 9-year old was able to tell, it must be a pronounced weirdness indeed. I've determined that when people call me "weird", they are mostly referring to my almost complete absence of a filter. My internal monologue and my external means of expressing myself are often intertwined. I say what's on my mind, and often times it's nonsensical or stupid or too honest or too eager or too...weird. Anyway, sometimes I take great pride in my weirdness, as I feel it's part of my imagination - part of what I think makes me special, talented, creative, whatever. But it's also frustrating. I would like to be able to not say what I'm thinking. Sometimes.

Every so often, a man like me needs to have a night to himself. To do things the way a man should. I think you hear the tune I'm playin', NYC.
Today is one of those days at work when I just click around the web hoping for an Orbitz pop-up ad. I wish real life had fun little games that would just spring up once in a while:
Hi there. Like most men, I carry around a tiny notebook in which I scribble poetry about made-up animals. Here are two quickies:
Woof! Woof I say! Good afternoon. You are perplexed by me, I can see that. You are not used to a talking dog, much less one with a corduroy coat. Yes, that's right, my fur is 100% corduroy. Wanna pet me? Here, let me come closer...

I would like to propose a new system of electronic communications: D-mail.
It took me a while to figure out that when a woman signs an e-mail XOXO, she doesn't literally mean that she wants to hug and kiss you. I used to think that somehow, communicating over the internet had suddenly made all of the females I was corresponding with all hot and heavy. I'd catch myself thinking "Holy cow, all I did was ask her for the number of that headshot dude, and she wants to kiss, hug, then kiss, then hug, then kiss me again! And then hug! Amazing!"
My favorite part about walking down the street with flowers are the expressions of wistful loneliness on the faces of the women I pass. I figure they must have turned down a guy like me at some point, so fuck 'em.
Or people looking for dudes. If you've arrived here courtesy of dudesgalore.com, I apologize for misleading you. I just bought the domain name on a whim while carousing with some friends at a party. You won't really find a galore of dudes here. Well, unless you count me. I'm a dude. And I tend to approach life with a certain amount of galore. A little, I guess. Anyway. Mexican Brownies were also consumed at last night's party, and I think they're about to CROSS THE BORDER DAMN NO HE DI'N'T YES HE DID HOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!
Hello. I've just arrived back from my office Men's Room, and I feel compelled to relate what I have just witnessed:
I have something to confess. Every time I hear any news about BTK, all I can think is:
This missive is extended out of pure courtesy, milady.