Excessive disillusioned rambling with occasional wine recommendations and ellipsis abuse.
Wednesday, March 15, 2006
So not funny for 28 years...
I looked on IMDB and discovered that Jim Belushi started his career in 1978. That means that he has miraculously been riding the coattails of his brother for 28 years. Kudos to the guy that can last 28 years in the comedy business without making anyone laugh. Horatio Sanz must have a mentor...
Cheers, Jason
I'd be curious to see what John Belushi and Graham Chapman would be up to if they were still living...
Ok, not to defend Horatio Sanz here, but I did see him do ONE funny skit... it's the one where he and Jimmy Fallon play stoner Dead-head college kids... I think they're supposed to be on a web-cam or something. Can't really remember exactly what was so humerous about the skit, but it seems that Horatio had some good lines in that one. Otherwise, yes, he's mucho el crapolero.
As far as Jim Belushi goes, I rank him somewhere down around Tom Arnold... and that's not too far above Carrot Top.
I live in Michigan where I work in retail wine sales. I love wine and consider myself somewhat of an expert (I did pass the first level of the Court of Master Sommeliers exam). My friends are a very important part of my life. I lived in Oregon for 9 years when I was growing up and I've been to Switzerland to visit family (my mom is Swiss). I've had the great opportunity to see some of the most beautiful parts of this country and Europe. The greatest joy was in 2003 when I went on a wine-trip to Australia. AMAZING!! I was in college radio (WUMD) years ago and I'm extremely grateful for the friendships I've gained from my time there. I'm very lucky to have such intelligent, thoughtful, and wonderful friends. Music, food, wine and friends are a passion and they all go well together.
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Ok, not to defend Horatio Sanz here, but I did see him do ONE funny skit... it's the one where he and Jimmy Fallon play stoner Dead-head college kids... I think they're supposed to be on a web-cam or something. Can't really remember exactly what was so humerous about the skit, but it seems that Horatio had some good lines in that one. Otherwise, yes, he's mucho el crapolero.
As far as Jim Belushi goes, I rank him somewhere down around Tom Arnold... and that's not too far above Carrot Top.
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