Perturb Your Enthusiasm

[parma_violets]

There's a really disquieting article in today's Independent on Sunday which starts off being a sort of anthropological deal on why men apparently don't fancy funny women. You get part of the way through it and you realize that it's actually a dating service for female comedians, cleverly disguised as an article. Seriously. They start talking

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[baron_scarpia]

'I have realized over time that absolutely everyone on LJ is better at this kind of thing than me'

Unfortunately I am living proof that you are in fact wrong.

[sizzleleg]

:D Thanks for giving me a reason to procrastinate. Knocked this up in about 2 seconds. Hope you like:

[sizzleleg]

I might make more later on... I like doing it. Even if the most pointless thing in the world, haha.

[parma_violets]

Keep 'em rolling! The more the merrier!

[anonymous]

Graham, you have to see Jesus Is Magic if you ever get the chance. I was lucky enough to see it in a theatre a few weeks ago, and it's hilarious. SS will be mine...

- Anyone but MrE2Me

[parma_violets]

I would very much like to see it. Sadly, there's still no word of a release date in this country; we have to make do with the terrifying/hilarious rape fantasy in The Aristocrats...

[alanzo_hawk]

ah, funny ladies. humor has been a survival mechanism for me, personally. it eventually turned into something for theater and character voices in my voice work. occasionally, it does work in the dating scheme of things, but...we all have issues, don't we?

if you'll forgive me for disagreeing; you have rather impressive avatars, so give yourself lots more credit. anyone who can switch between drew barrymore and larry david in such an effortless manner - and make it work - deserves accolades.

if anyone needs a new avatar...it would be me. for now: seth green, jason lee (and his mustache), and rik mayall will do.

[parma_violets]

They're just a bit fuzzy in the picture quality, that's all. I'd kill for a really sharp Doctor Who av at the moment...