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To the Daily Comedy crowd,
The Green Room at the Bleeker Street Theater NYC is producing a run of my new show Supernormal.
"I would love for all of you to see it.
remaining dates: April 27, May 4"
Here's where to get tickets:
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/60010
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Omniscient Voice:
Backstage said "There isn't anything Shillue can't do." Critics say he is always on point, original, and one of the top comics in the country. The New York Times called Shillue [more]
Ricardo Aleman says:
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Love your new comercial. Great socks
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Alex Fossella says:
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yeah man that hassselhoff picture is real as far as i know. i can't believe someone set that up and took a picture. those poor dogs...
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Peter Czech says:
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Hey, great to meet you last night - see you in Montclair!
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PITTSBURGH (AP) - A linguist from the University of Pittsburgh has published a scholarly paper deconstructing and deciphering the word "dude," contending it is much more than a catchall for lazy, inarticulate surfers, skaters, slackers and teenagers. Scott Kiesling said the four-letter word has many uses: in greetings ("What's up, dude?"); as an exclamation ("Whoa, dude!"); commiseration ("Dude, I'm so sorry."); to one-up someone ("That's so lame, dude."); as well as agreement, surprise and disgust ("Dude.").In the Fall edition of American Speech, Kiesling says the word derives its power from something he calls cool solidarity—an effortless kinship that's not too intimate. Dude... way to avoid doing a real research paper for your grad thesis!
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Those professionals who practice the art of stand-up comedy are familiar with this site. Before going on stage we often find ourselves sharing the back room with a bucket like the one pictured here. It is commonly filled with cigarette butts, food, napkins and scum juice. 
Why we are required to share our pre-show time with this ubiquitous bucket, one can only guess. Perhaps its purpose is to help us, "keep it in perspective," as in, when we are hearing the MC announce, "You may have seen this next act on 'The Tonight Show,' or many national TV shows..." we can just look to the left, and it will, "bring us back down to earth." Yes, that is it.
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