Monday, November 2, 2009

Word of the Day - Nov. 2

Diminutive (adj.)
- Extremely small in size
- Tiny

The coaches had not prepared adequately for the diminutive but lighting-fast tailback, and he proved to foil their otherwise excellent game plan.

Friday, October 30, 2009

Word of the Day - Oct. 30

Innocuous (adj.)
- Having no adverse effect; Harmless

Rufus refuted all allegations of being fresh with his co-worker. He claimed his physical contact with her was only a brief and innocuous hug.


Thursday, October 29, 2009

Word of the Day - Oct. 29

Umbrage (n.)
- Offensive; resentment
- Something that affords shade

The guards take umbrage at any even mildly disrespectful behavior.

Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Word of the Day - Oct. 28

Visage (n.)
- A visible trance; evidence; or sign of something that exists or appears no longer.

.. with Lenin's glowering visage and Soviet propaganda posters........

Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Word of the Day - Oct. 27

Fortuitous (adj.)
- Happening by accident or chance. Lucky or fortunate.

But after a couple of bobbles - and a fortuitous reply review - Moore had his first career touchdown.




Sunday, October 25, 2009

Word of the Day - Oct. 26

Rife (adj.)

- In widespread existence; Increasingly prevalent; Abundant

Madoff's workplace was rife with cocaine, sex.

A nasty house is often rife with roaches.


Friday, September 18, 2009

The Recap

Hello gang -

It's been quite a little while since I last blogged. That's sad because I'm always doing something. Here's a quick recap of some of the things I have been doing. (In no particular order)

  • Purchased a PO Box
  • Hired a PR consultant
  • Shot the intro for my DVD taping
  • Started working at the local comedy club
  • Taped another TV show
  • Updated the video on my site
  • Finally played the Garden Bistro

So now that we are up to speed, I really look forward to sharing comedic insight with all 4 of my followers. I couldn't do this without you guys! Thanks!

Recently, the battery in my car died and I had to call AAA. When the woman answered the phone, she asked, "If I was in a safe, secure location?" WHAT!!! Are you serious? I'm I in a safe, secure location??!! Of course I was, but what if I were not? Would she ask for me to call back once I found one? I doubt that I would be calling AAA if I were not in a safe, secure environment. What if I said No! What would have been her recourse? Sir, please call back once you are in a safe, secure location. What if I would have said that I was at a Taylor Swift concert with a Kanye West t-shirt on? Would she have recognized the imminent danger I potentially could have been confronted with? I THINK NOT.......

Well be easy peeps! Before I bid you Godspeed - can anyone tell me where the rapper Bahamdia is? Just a thought!

Be easy -

BOWTIE COMEDY