“I’ve grown numb to exclamation points” — New Yorker cartoon (issue of 14 May 2012)
More from that issue => HERE
“I’ve grown numb to exclamation points” — New Yorker cartoon (issue of 14 May 2012)
More from that issue => HERE
“Leave it on” — New Yorker cartoon (issue of 14 May 2012)
More from that issue => HERE
Hello there. I am Louis C.K. for now. You are a person who opted into my email list, when you bought my Live at the Beacon standup special. As I promised, I have left you alone for a long time. Well, those days are over. I am writing now to let you know that I am offering some more stuff on my site, which you are more than welcome to buy. What does “More than welcome” mean? Well, it means you can totally buy this stuff. Like, totally.
Okay so there are two new products. They are both audio comedy specials. One is called Louis CK: WORD - Live at Carnegie Hall. This is old material, so I don’t want to be a dick and pretend it isn’t.
The second new thing is even older, actually. It’s an audio release of Shameless, my very first hour long standup special that I did for HBO.
Lastly, I’m offering Live at the Beacon Theater as an audio version, for those many of you who have asked for it. This is just exactly an audio version of the video special. Those of you who now buy LIve at the beacon theater for 5 dollars, will also have the audio version available to you. It’s simply been added to the video downloads and streams you already were getting.
Later, I am going to make a version of Live at the Beacon theater, that is a separate audio special, which will be much longer. That will cost money. Because I’m an asshole. But that’s later.
Also later, actually soon, I’ll be putting my first feature film “Tomorrow Night’ up for sale on the site. And also other things. Soon. For now.
Okay. that was exhausting. Sorry. I didn’t even ask you how you are. How are you? Oh yea? Oh good. That’s great. What? Oh man. That’s tough. I’m sorry… Oh well that sounds like you handled it well, though. So. Yeah. Yeah. I know. I know that’s… yeah. Well… Just remember, time will go by and that’ll just be on the list of shit that happened to you. You’ll be okay. Yeah. Huh?… Oh. Really? HE DID? Oh my GOD! hahaha!! That’s CRAZY! No. no. I won’t tell him you told me. Of course not. Alright well… uhuh? Oh wow. yeah. Alright well.. I really gotta go. Thanks for listening. I’m glad you’re basically okay. Stay in touch.
your friend,
Louis C.K.
Fresh Air 2: 2 Fresh 2 Furious, written and directed by Mike Birbiglia
What you just witnessed is a work of fiction.
Terry’s “husband” was played by an actor.
In real life, Terry Gross has never robbed a bank.
She wants to thank you very much for joining her for this film.
“The back of the house? Didn’t I already show you that?” — New Yorker cartoon (issue of 7 May 2012)
More from that issue => HERE
“Mind the gap” — New Yorker cartoon (issue of 7 May 2012)
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“I had a productive week.” — New Yorker cartoon (issue of 7 May 2012)
(Me too)
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The Sebastian Horsley Guide to Whoring
Dandyism was his profession.
Check out his 2008 interview on Q => HERE… Half of Horsley’s principles and views are utter bullshit but half of them are also really appealing (and make for great one-liners)…the man is definitely entertaining and charismatic (or is it mere flamboyance?), but most importantly he has a fantastic way with words. I bet Dandy in the Underworld is a fascinating read.
“What part of Canada that I know nothing about are you from?” — New Yorker cartoon (issue of 23 April 2012)
More from that issue => HERE
What Darth Vader Would Look Like If He Was a Good Dad
This isn’t the toy you’re looking for…..
priceless!
(via web-comics)
This is how the game should be played. Personally, I wouldn’t have it any other way… Just saying.
“Overnight programming of OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network” — New Yorker cartoon (issue of 9 April 2012)
More from that issue => HERE
“Any history of physical activity in your family?” — New Yorker cartoon (issue of 9 April 2012)
More from that issue => HERE
“Until we hear different, it’s Jersey’s problem” — New Yorker cartoon (issue of 9 April 2012)
More from that issue => HERE