I love street performers.
No matter what they do they seem to draw a crowd
and
everyone always seems excited to see them,
including me.
Banging on a pot with a wooden spoon: crowd pleaser.
Walking on glass with bare feet: crowd pleaser.
It seems like no matter what you do you can't go wrong.
I think the only art that wouldn't go over on the street performing circuit is stand-up.
That would just be absurd.
Val Kappa is a stand-up comic and artist who has appeared on Comedy Central and was the voice of Clarice on the cult cartoon "Home Movies". These are random things that she typed. All material Copyright 2004-2017 Val Kappa. All Rights Reserved.
Tuesday, September 19, 2006
Wednesday, September 13, 2006
I used to own huge flourescent pink earmuffs when I was a kid.
They were so huge that everytime I wore them people would laugh and say,
"Damn, those are what I call earmuffs!."
Then I would pretend I couldn't hear them.
I think the only way the earmuffs could have more obnoxious is if they played music
and
I blared it
and
was always breakdancing when I wore them.
Why am I telling you this?
I'm considering buying a new obnoxious pair and wearing them whenever I ride on public transportation.
They were so huge that everytime I wore them people would laugh and say,
"Damn, those are what I call earmuffs!."
Then I would pretend I couldn't hear them.
I think the only way the earmuffs could have more obnoxious is if they played music
and
I blared it
and
was always breakdancing when I wore them.
Why am I telling you this?
I'm considering buying a new obnoxious pair and wearing them whenever I ride on public transportation.
Tuesday, September 12, 2006
Monday, September 11, 2006
Friday, September 08, 2006
Yelling?
When I get angry with people I don't yell at them.
I just write negative comments about them on a piece of paper,
then fold the paper into a paper airplane and throw it at their head.
By the time they unfold it and read the secret message, I have already left the room.
This means:
They won't be able to write negative comments about me on a piece of paper, fold it into a paper airplane and throw it at my head.
When I get angry with people I don't yell at them.
I just write negative comments about them on a piece of paper,
then fold the paper into a paper airplane and throw it at their head.
By the time they unfold it and read the secret message, I have already left the room.
This means:
They won't be able to write negative comments about me on a piece of paper, fold it into a paper airplane and throw it at my head.
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