In the Meantime...

Still working - still out of town. BUT! In the meantime tune into Debra. She's been having some issues with Jackie lately.

Classic Youtube fodder:

"She's like don't go to the skate park because they don't want you there. Oh, well if that's true than why am I their mascot?"

and a new one:

Leven for President?

You better believe your sweet ass: Eric Leven for President!

News3Online is reporting about my campaign.



My first order of business is to make a law that nobody goes to work on Fridays and there are mandatory afternoon dance parties every Friday during the summer months!

Leven '08

Jason Saft Comedy

Jason Saft is just one of those people you simply cannot resist. He's snarky, clever, neurotic and it's all wrapped up in an adorable little furry Jew ball. He's the kind of cute that's "kitten cute." You know, like so cute you just want to pick him up and eat his head. Bones, flesh and all...

He's a man of many hats- avid Dodgeballer, bike rider, yogi, chef and his latest fedora is stand up Comedy. Comix (14th st. between 8th/9th) hosts The Back Room in The Ochi Lounge- a night for gay stand up, every Thursday at 9PM.

Jason asked that I tape his performance - enjoy
oh and by the way- everything you hear is absolutely true.

Joan Rivers Stand Up

Last night Eyal, Brendan and I went to see Joan Rivers at The Cutting Room in Chelsea for some classic stand up. This was my second time seeing Joan after winning tickets last year at Lesbian Bingo at Mo Pitkins.
Joan was a bawdy, lewd and crass with her below the belt humor and humorously shallow views on life. She joked on everything from NYC tourists, to Jews, to Gays, to 9/11, to celebrities, and even including a snippet about her "awfully stupid Grandson." She told some of her jokes from last year but remodeled under a new format. She told my favorite joke though: The one where she admits to believing Anne Frank would have sold more books if she acted like any other Jewish Girl and gotten a nose Job. heh. heh.
The tickets were about $25 bucks a pop and the show just under an hour but it was well worth it considering her age and comedic legacy.