For the New Yorkers

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I know New York City can be a dull staid place, and people who live near there languish for lack of entertainment or intellectual stimulation, but I just got this message in my email that I though I'd share:


Dear Mailing List,

It's election season! And although I will go to my grave a die-hard supporter of the DYNAMIC, FRESH-FACED PHENOMENON that is FRED THOMPSON, I have been "hornswoggled" into participating in a fundraiser for some ol' fuddy-duddy named Barack Obama.

I was reviewing the line-up and started busting a gut in the mere ANTICIPATION of the "threat-level-omega" laughtivity that is gonna be unleashed:

Aziz Ansari, Eugene Mirman, Heather Lawless, Andrea Rosen, Slovin and Allen, Todd Barry, David Rees, Whitest Kids U Know, Laura Krafft, Greg Johnson + More!

If, like me, you'd prefer that the keys to the White House are not passed back and forth between Bushes and Clintons like a goddamn Myrtle Beach time-share, I encourage you to attend this event!

Barack Obama Comedy Benefit
Tuesday, January 29
The Knitting Factory
New York, NY
8:00 PM / $25
http://knittingfactory.com/show.php?event_id=111809

TIME TO BRING IT.

Thanks for your interest,
David Rees
http://www.mnftiu.cc


I can't vouch for those other jokers, but David Rees (I think of him as my friend Cal) is pants-wettingly hilarious (in print and in person).

Comments

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Damn it to hell for not living in New York.

Whitest Kids U Know are hella funny, they remind me so much of my bf and his friends that it borders on creepy.