When We Were Junkies
Best. Day. Ever.
Starring: Parker Seaman, Wes Schlagenhauf, Devin Das
Written By: Wes Schlagenhauf
Directed, Edited, Cinematography: Matt Sweeney
Produced By: Devin Das
Sound: Greg Ellis
Best. Day. Ever.
Starring: Parker Seaman, Wes Schlagenhauf, Devin Das
Written By: Wes Schlagenhauf
Directed, Edited, Cinematography: Matt Sweeney
Produced By: Devin Das
Sound: Greg Ellis
A message from Larry David about how cancer is ruining his life and why alopecia should be next in line for a cure.
Hey there! I’m Thomas Smith. I was born and raised in Salt Lake City, Utah but I just recently moved to New York City. I am really passionate about becoming a famous journalist. At some point in my life, I’ve been obsessed with talking to strangers, talking to strangers about myself, and talking to strangers about how I want to become a famous journalist. ? I studied Journalism at the University Of Utah. I just recently graduated, and finding a job has been tough. Then it hit me. ? I love the blog Humans Of New York, and the guy who created it is super famous now. If I could do exactly what he did, but better, then maybe I could be just as more famous. Human People Of New York aims to remind you that behind every human of New York, there is also a person who is human. Join me every Friday as I interview real true New Yorkers in the one place where you can only find a real true New Yorker: Times Square! I’m Thomas Smith, and I’m here to tell the stories of every day New Yorkers through my blog about them through me.
136458 6279234166001 Although she ‘s a famous comedian herself, Tig Notaro has a very special and unique ability: she doesn ‘t recognize celebrities. Whether they ‘re a professional athlete, a famous sportscaster, or an award-winning actor, for Tig… well… it ‘s just not ringing a bell. Few people who pursue acting become famous, and even…
A new restaurant, Hitler Chicken, has sprung up in Thailand, and its logo looks remarkably similar to a certain American military figure (and his chain of chicken joints). Needless to say, KFC is not too thrilled with the the Third Reich pushing their final solution on the chicken-eating public. But as you’ll see, Hitler’s not the only dictator cashing in on the chain-restaurant craze.
Fat Ronnie and Dallas set their sites on the porcelain Buddha.
What starts as a typical purse snatch in China ends up as a civilian justice mob. More FAIL fun at http://www.failblog.org