Oh, that was amazing! It was a
lot of fun because you just think
‘What is the weirdest, filthiest idea
I can come up with’ and then you
write it as seriously as possible.
It’s like ‘A human hedgehog burrows into a family’s home’ and
you have to write it as if you were
a real New York Times reporter.
That was always a lot of fun. The
weirder the story that they liked
the prouder you were that you
wrote it in their style.
From there I guess the next high
profile gig is writing the headlines
for the Post.
(Laughs) I don’t have that good of
an imagination. That would be a
little too far fetched for me.
homework. MAD, Cracked, Famous Monsters of Filmland, and
the occasional Playboy when I
could sneak that past my dad. I
liked the articles… you know, with
the naked girls.
You’ve written for both MAD and
Cracked, did you grow up reading
those magazines?
Oh yeah, I had all of the magazines I shouldn’t be reading that
I was reading instead of doing
How did you first get into comedy?
I was finishing up college at William Paterson University and I really didn’t want to get a job. The
idea of working for a living was
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