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Monday, March 4, 2013

Summary of Improv Goals 030

OK OK OK, with no reservation, scenes at
the Roving Imp will again be found on Saturday night.
‘Whose Line Is It Anyway?’ Will Return — Celebrate with a Hoedown!
“You remember it well: the painfully outdated animated silhouette figures, the jazzy, up-tempo stylings of Laura Hall, the mumbled introduction by host Drew Carey — it was the happiest moment of your day (if you were a lonely nerd who went to improv camp like ...”
Tonight, our hosts prove you’re never too old for a modern car and design a vehicle for the elderly. You’ve entered to win Top Gear swag.
Dash eyes made a new header
Dash eyes by *ButtercupSaiyan on deviantART
“The arrival of a new Corvette has always been an occasion. From its debut at GM’s 1953 Motorama show, held in the ballroom of New York’s Waldorf-Astoria hotel, Chevy’s dynamic two-seater—America’s sports car, as it has come to be known—has always attracted attention. And this year, the model’s 60th,…”
John will tell you in all honestly that he needed a year and a half to do a passable Hoedown, which we rehearsed several times last night, and I actually found it fun. Our last Friday show for a while, ended with The Mixer, where the names of improvisers are placed in a bowl and drawn at random to participate in scenes; whether he or she is in an ensemble or merely takes classes, any improviser present may play.
that feel when you are a fully evolved Pokémon and your trainer still fight your battles for you
Pokemans Diamond: a new region by *CSImadmax on deviantART
I have let too many days pass, so my recollection has started to fade, yet Bonita and I had the last scene. Sometime during the scene, paronomasiac Bonita said, “‘Why did the Chicken cross the Road?’ is a such fowl joke.”

I responded, “Eh, ‘F-O-U-L’ and ‘F-O-W-L,’ The only difference is the number of ‘U’s. One has a double ‘U.’”

Bonita set the scenario that we were on a date, and I said, “Well, stand-up comedians are only allowed to date stand-up comedians,” indicating that we were both terrible stand-up comedians whose only emotional connection was explaining the puns within their jokes to each other.

John assumed the character of a waiter, “Your table has been ready for twenty minutes.”
His character had a seemingly innate ability to be in the right place at the right time.

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