This particular story takes me back to around four years ago when my brother, Will, and drove up to Milwaukee, Wisconsin (as if there was another Milwaukee) for a wedding. Will was in the wedding, I was just along for the ride (with an invitation to the wedding of course; I’m not that rude). However, the story I’m about to tell you in no way has anything to do with Milwaukee, but rather, the little town we stopped at on the way back home, a little town called Chicago.

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As my good friend Doc pointed out in the comment section, in case you haven’t heard the results of the Oscars yet, this article does contain a spoiler. Read at your own risk.

Shooting for Handry Kova was successful at Lemuria bookstore today. We set up at around 4 PM and left the building at around 9:30 PM.

Several scenes were taken care of, including one with my Aunt Marilynne and my little cousin, Lauren, who played the part of mother and daughter on screen as well as off. I saw several of my friends, Michelle Pemberton and Art Alford (among others), whom I haven’t seen in awhile who came to be extras in the film. They did a wonderful job and are welcome back to do so.

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We’re beginning to shoot the short film Handry Kova tomorrow. It will be at Lemuria bookstore in Jackson, MS. We got a good script, good cast, and a good production crew. All in all, I can say I’m comfortable with the situation.

I got cast in the soon-to-be-hit sitcom We Can’t Believe It’s Television. I’ll be playing the role of Larry George, a know it all producer at a small market television station. The show revolves around an intern named Sheldon who has come to use (or waste) his internship at a n’er-do-well television station that is consistently last in the network ratings. It sounds like it will be a fun show. Here is a link to the site:

http://www.kffotv.com

It’s hilarious…really. As of right now, the producers are still hammering out details with potential sponsors, so it may not be immediate, but I’m hoping we’ll start shooting for this series soon.

I will be posting updates on the Handry Kova film from now until it gets recognized as a great film, and until the next project comes along.

Ciao.
For now.
Brown cow.
Yippie Yow Yow Yow!
How many points were gained/lost on the Dow?
Wow spelled backwards is Wow.
When Batman punches, you see “KA-POW!”
Stereotyped Indians say “How”
German for “Mrs.” is Frau
Brush up your Shakespeare, and they’ll all kowtow
And now for my final bow

Ciao.

These are a couple of more Facebook Group names that I find hilarious, especially some of the political ones:

Yo Momma Likes Obama!

Give a Buck for Huckabuck!

We Love You, Coach Coughlin! We Love You, Eli! Despite Wanting to Lynch Both of You For the Past Three Years!

I Climbed the Highest Mountains, Swam the Lowest Depths, and Pierced the Iron Veil, only to Discover It takes 67 licks to get to the Center of a Tootsie Pop!

My Partner Can’t Give Me No Satisfaction (Move Over Mick Jagger)

I Hate Watching Poor Kids Starve in Third World Countries, So I Change the Channel and Watch Sportscenter instead!

Don’t Wait Until November!! Give SOMEONE the Presidency NOW, Just to Make All the Candidates SHUT UP!

We Like Hot Actresses in Tight Dresses! Get the Writer’s Strike Over With So We Can Watch the Oscars!

And finally my favorite…

I Don’t Like Pop Tarts, But I Love Fat Tarts!

Take care and I’ll be back with more of my favorite Facebook groups soon!

I went up to Starkville, Mississippi today. When most people hear the words Starkville, MS, usually the words Mississippi State University follows. It was not any different today, for that is where I went. Usually the reasons people go there are the same: academics, athletic events, etc. Athletics events were the only reasons I had been up there previously. However, that is not why I went up. I went up to audition for the soon-to-be-hit sitcom, I Can’t Believe That’s Television.

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