Glesbo: Charleston Recap

Monday, January 24, 2011

Charleston Recap

I'll be recapping my insane weekend at the Charleston Comedy Festival on G.L.O.C. so I can highlight the ladies & gents I interacted with and follow-up on my pre-fest interviews with some of the GLOCs in attendance, but before I get to that here's an update from the women-hating women department of the Charleston City Paper.

"...or something like that."

Great writing, Erica. Congrats.

2 comments:

Anthony DeVito said...: I think it's rather cheesy but respectable when you girls do your comedy skits! SOOOO CUTE!; 2:25 PM
Morgan said...: I missed Disco Balls, but you were ON FIRE in the improv jam on Saturday. Way too long since I've seen you improvise. Sorry I didn't get a chance to say hello.; 1:26 PM

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Glennis-isms

Clair Stare (v) - Derived from the fabulous Clair Huxtable's show-stopping stare. As powerful as any words, fist or bullets and twice as effective. "Piss slowly dripping down his leg he knew at once that his airplane hijacking attempt had, once again, been thwarted by the Clair Stare."

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