These guys want you to join our Blog...
Tuesday, June 28, 2005
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Crawlspace eviction offers improv comedy that is a mixture of improv games as well as sketch comedy that we develop specifically for your occasion.
We're available for any parties or other social events that you wish to shake up with some live comedy.
To book a private show, contact Dann Sytsma by phone at (269) 599-7390 or by e-mail.
4 Comments:
What Eli hasn't told you, is that he roomed with these guys in college. They want you to join our blog because they know it will make Eli happy. And they live to make Eli happy. Eli says they're just friends, but the fringed shirt and Colonel Sanders necktie in Eli's closet say differently. It's time to come clean Rix.
There are a lot of things in life that make me happy, but nothing would make me happier than for more people (along with myself, Steve, Dann, and my former roommate fellows)to join this blog. Know that from our happiness will only spring more happiness in your lives and knowing that you have that happiness will, in turn, make us exceedingly happier. See? It all comes full circle. Just like the Lion King. Oh, and by the way, the only reason that the Colonel Sanders tie is in my closet is because it has two massive stains consisting of cole slaw and mesquite barbeque sauce. One of them actually looks like a mole on the Colonels chin. Peace out!
p.s.Suck it Sytsma.
Unfortunately for these guys, the internet gods have made the link sent out to the masses a bum one. You click to sign up and play along and it tells you you cant join because of your "whack hairdo" and "religous preference," only in fewer words than that (I knew what it MEANT though.)
The point Im trying to make is that you need to fix the link. If it works for everyone else, then at least cater to my personal needs. Thats what seperates the truly great improv groups from the mediocre - butling (or whatever the active version of "butler" is?)
Actually, I think those guys might have been MY neighbors in college. I could swear they lived in the Smith Burnham basement... and they played Spandau Ballet records day and night. "I don't need this pressure on! I don't need this pressure on!"
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