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Thursday, June 19, 2008
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Is anyone keeping up with this? Evidently, in an angry voicemail rant to Denise Richards, he said "You're a nigger."
The only reason I bring this up is because it is hilarious. Don't get me wrong; that word can be incindiary and dare I say - downright rude - if used for its intended racist purposes. But calling a white girl a nigger - denise richards no less - come on!
We've all been so angry we get marble-mouthed and say the first shit that comes out. I don't even think he meant it how we know it. It was just an angry sound that fumbled out. It's a great angry word. It's got the double-G in there - a great angry word. It's why racist people use it, because it's such a great angry word.
It's that age old question - if you call a white person a "nigger," is it racist? I'll leave it for you to decide. But I'll posit this - if you called me a spic, I probably wouldn't bat an eye. So cut Charlie Sheen some slack. Afterall, he doesn't know any better, being a chink and all.
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Tuesday, April 22, 2008
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You know you're writing a bad screenplay when you have to watch I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry for research - to make sure none of your plot points overlap. I am failing myself.
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Saturday, January 26, 2008
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I happened upon a harsh reality yesterday. The older and more out-of-college I get, the fewer close friends I seem to have. This isn't a depressed, whiny blog. I am perfectly content with the amount of people in my life I consider to be "close friends of mine."
But here is a litmus test you can give yourself that I discovered yesterday. It can be a good guage of how many true friends you have and of how many people are wasting space in your phonebook.
You see, I was driving from LA to San Jose to do standup. The freeways were blocked because 30 miles north of LA there was a snowstorm evidently. I had a show at 8 that night and had to find an alternate route immediately. I didn't have a map or GPS. So I had to call someone who would and could mapquest it for me. I started with my parents obviously. No answer. Then my roomates. No answer there. They were at work. Then roughly 5 other people. One of which, Jarrett Grode, somehow managed to fail at this task even though he had mapquest opened up right in front of him.
Point being, I scrolled frantically through my phone book and realized "Oh I can't call him. I didn't return his call 3 months ago" or "cant call her. Havent spoken since we drunkenly hooked up in the common room in my dorm junior year."
It was incredible the vast number of people I felt awkward about calling for such a simple favor. I mean, we know each other well enough to exchange phone numbers, so why not this?
So, I hereby decree, anyone who needs me to mapquest them something, feel free. Why must we stand behind barriers of "just work friends" or "we just did a sketch together that one time." We're all just people trying to get by and no one knows what they're doing.
Also, please leave your name here if you are volunteering to be my mapquest user next time I am lost in a snowstorm. Also, you should scroll your phonebook now and play that game. You'll be stunned how many people you wouldn't call for this very reason. Also a big shout out to everyone who came to my aide yesterday. Yall niggas know who dey is.
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Thursday, January 03, 2008
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BLACK SHEEP, the Chris Farley/David Spade "comedy."
Comedy? Yeah, except for the end of the movie where Chris Farley puts his brother and buddy on an aiplane and then shuts the door and then gets his jacket caught in the door. And then you know what happens?? THE PLANE TAKES OFF!! Yeah! It flies away into the FUCKING SKY! With him attached to it by just a piece of fabric!
It does not take an airplane scientist to understand this will kill him. The jacket will rip and he will fall to his death. Yet, it's supposed to make me laugh? Way to go, everyone. Way to go.
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Thursday, December 06, 2007
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I was g-chatting (callback to my last blog! Wiggy whuut!!!) with my roomate Kyle in the not so distant past. We were talking about our plans this evening. He is at work and I am at home currently. He was saying he might be going to a Chanukah party. Here's where things get a mite odd! This is all true and an accident, by the way.
I intended to ask him if he was coming home after work or heading straight to the party. What I needed to type to get that question across was: "Are you gonna go straight from work?"
What I ended up typing was: "Are you gonna gay straight from work?"
Is he gonna GAY sraight from work? What?? He asked if that was a jocular typo, which gave me an ample oppurtunity to deny it and say I was just joshing. However, I couldn't lie. It was too funny, too weird. Truth is I wasn't kidding, you guys. And, honestly, I am glad I wasn't. I am glad that accidentally got typed. What started out as a benign question turned into a deep soul search. Why did I type that? What's it all mean? I love boobies.
Anyways, I gotta gay. I'll talk to you guys faggot.
Also, please subscribe to my blog so I don't have to post a bulletin telling you I posted a blog. It makes me feel desperate, which I am.
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Thursday, November 29, 2007
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Gmail just unveiled a new feature in their ever-expanding quest to literally become everything. It's like gchatting (this is a feature were you can see which of your email buddies are online, and talk to them like you were on AIM). Only this is GROUP gchat, where you can talk to multiple email buddies at once!
I know, right? Cray(on)zee! I didnt understand either! But thankfully they gave me a sample conversation of what it might look like and here it is. (note: this is not altered. This was the gchat sanctioned group chat sampling).
me: hey everyone, so are we going camping this weekend like we planned? Todd: Yeah, I'm in! Vivek: That's great...
Is it just me, or does there seem to be some tension between the three of these "friends?" Vivek waits until Todd says he is going and then replies with "That's great..." Not "I'm going too!" or "See you guys there!" But, "That's great..." With an ellipsis at the end and everything! Clearly he is not stoked about Todd going, so I went ahead and completed what I think has to be the rest of the conversation. Here goes:
ME: hey everyone, so are we going camping this weekend like we planned? TODD: Yeah, I'm in! VIVEK: That's great... ME: So... that a yes? VIVEK: No... that's a "That's great." TODD: What's great? VIVEK: That's great that you're going, Todd. Cause that means I can stay home. ME: Would you guys stop already? Vivek, you said you guys made up. VIVEK: I shook his hand cause I didnt wanna ruin your birthday, but quite frankly I still don't like the asshole. TODD: This is honestly still all because I called you a sand-nigger? It'a been like 3 days! Come off it! VIVEK: You still won't even say you were just joking or anything! TODD: Well there's a certain percentage of truth in every joke. VIVEK: Well how muc-- TODD: 50/50. ME: jesus. VIVEK: Fuck you, Todd, you Aryan cocksucker.
STEWART has entered the chat
STEWART: broskis! Brewskis! Wuddup!!??? We pitchin tents this weekend??? (boner times) ME: fuck off Stew. VIVEK: Shut up, Stew.
STEWART has left the chat
ME: Honestly guys, I'm trying to figure out how many graham crackers to buy. Vivek, are you coming??? VIVEK: Yeah. ME: Awesome. VIVEK: If Todd doesn't come. ME: ::slides slide-whistle:: TODD: Fine I wont come.
TODD has left the chat
VIVEK: Looks like it's just us. ME: Fuck off, sand nigger.
ME has left the chat
VIVEK: Was that a joke? VIVEK: Hello????? VIVEK: Me??? Are you here still??? VIVEK: Stewart???? VIVEK: I feel like I am Legend. VIVEK: LOL
Thank god for this new feature.
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Tuesday, July 03, 2007
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You heard me. I want you to be my hipster girlfriend. Here is the stipulation though - I am not a hipster myself, so wrap your head around that. I just do not have the time or energy to devote to being or acting anywhere close to as cool as you are. These are the qualities I am looking for in my shiny new hipster girlfriend. I want the deluxe package.
YOU
- Lots of silly scarves, too tight pants, big sweaters, bigger glasses and ugly clothing. That's right! The uglier the clothes, the hotter you people get. How does that happen? A leopard print jacket with red cowboy boots and sunglasses? At night? You're crazy, but I like you, man. I like you.
- Cares more about myspace than I do. I am on this site a lot, but if you spend more time than I do putting 332 pictures on your page of you in the photo booth at The Cha Cha Lounge with DJ Larry. (Who's DJ Larry? You stupid fuck. He's so undeground he doesn't exist yet. FACED! ...Oh yeah, you also have to say "faced." It's like "huzzah" but cool.)
- Totes knows the Cha Cha Lounge is NOT COOL anymore. The only place my new hipster girlfriend and all her friends hang out is at GG Allin's grave, shitting on it. And they're coke shits too. So, ewww. But yayyy!
- Does lots of blow. And I mean lots of it! I want that lipstick stain on the collar of my shirt to actually be a blood stain from your withering cartiledge.
- Pale. Very pale. Like Elizabethan pale. Dancing til 6 am and after partying til 9 and after party-partying til 2 pm, has its toll. That toll is you haven't seen the sunlight since P.E. in high school when instead of playing volleyball you smoked cigarettes and cut yourself behind the cafeteria.
- Has every single frame of The Nightmare Before Christmas tattooed on her left arm somehow. Right arm = clean as a whistle. Left Arm = entire animated film. OH, and she also has the lyrics to any song from Pinkerton tattooed on her vagina (the inside of it).
- Wouldn't be caught DEAD calling herself a "hipster." That is a totes NARC word. (Look, baby, I know I'm using it, but I am not cool and don't know what your breed goes by these days. Princesses? Should I call you princesses? Cause you are. I'll change, I swear.)
- Thinks dudes that are hairy are hot? I know this isn't a hipster trait, but its worth a shot. This is my list, so shut up.
I can't offer you what you typically look for in a guy. I don't care about what I wear. Yeah sure, I have baseball hats, but the bills are bent and the stickers have been removed from them. 9 out of 10 times I would choose staying home and watching Freaks and Geeks with you to going to one of your all night dance-a-thons. But you know what? I'm willing to compromise. For you. I hate blow. The one time I sincerely did it all night, I thought I was dying and woke my parents up to tell them I was dying from cocaine (my dad is a doctor). Turns out I didn't die, but my desire to inhale that china did. But whatever, I'm not asking you to stop. I'm just asking you to love me.
It just isn't fair. You are easily the most attractive girls, but you refuse to be with guys that aren't awful. So, let me nominate myself as your next boyfriend. So what? I know he is scraggly and tatted up and people thing he's rad. But give someone else a chance for a change.
They say a fish and a horse can marry, but where will they live? I'm in the Valley and you're in Echo Park. So let's say Hollywood? -
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Thursday, May 10, 2007
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Does anyone know what "twisterbait" means?
I have a stand-up clip up over at iFilm and there was only one comment left on it and that comment was as follows: "That was complete twisterbait."
I invite all criticism and insults on my comedy. It makes it easier to beat up on myself when someone else agrees. I really dont care. I am just perplexed by the word choice. Is twisterbait good or bad? I am guessing its bad. The first part of the sentence "That was complete _____" is almost never followed by a good thing. "That was complete awesome stuff!" You never hear that. However, you hear "That was complete horse shit" rather frequently.
So, if anyone has the answer to this, or you are the person who posted that, please help me define this elusive word.
Thanks.
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Thursday, March 22, 2007
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Don't you find it a smidge inappropriate that Spencer gave the toast at Lauren's 21st birthday party? I mean, jeez. Was Jason not available? Or Hitler?? Who's with me?? Ladeez???? HOLLA!
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Friday, March 16, 2007
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So my last blog was kind of depressing about how I broke up with my girlfriend on Valentine's day (my second valentine's day breakup in 4 years no less). So I figured I'd lighten things up around here. So here ya go:
I have recently been hired as a staffwriter on The Sarah Silverman Program. I am very excited and essenitally it is a dream come true if I may speak so gayly. So there ya go. some good news in my battle with Hollywood.
Bye.
Harris
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