A Farewell To Arms
Sigh.
Oh Internet. You crack me up. Here I am, a lowly lil blogger trying to make a few jokes and keep people laughing about our little unemployment predicament, and people go and try to stir up trouble! For the record: I don’t harbor any ill will towards NBC about what happened. I’ve been working for them for the last 9 years, and they’ve been great. Sure, I was a little upset a few years ago when we stopped stocking Yoo Hoo in the office (I know it’s not real chocolate milk, but it’s so delicious!), but other than that, I’ve been proud to work for The Peacock… And a peacock is an awesome mascot, by the way. Much better than CBS and that giant big brotheresque eye they’ve got going on over there! *shudder* ;)
Anyway, with no new news coming out right this very second (OMG OMG) about Conan or the future of our show, I guess people will try to create stories or try to drum up some sort of controversy to fill the void… But the truth is, Friday’s post just had some jokes in it, nothing more. It wasn’t supposed come off all angry (or even “emo teen angsty”), so I don’t want people thinking that everyone’s all pissed off… Sad & hopeful would be the actual truth. Geez! I namecheck Zucker swear a few times, and people start the rumor mill a-chuggin! I am learning a lot about you, new media. Don’t break my heart. I still love you, baby. We can still make this work… Now close those blinds and turn up the Barry White. It’s time this white haired, brown bearded freak gave you a baby.
Friday was the last day in the office for most of our staff… But Saturday we all saw each other again; a bunch of us drove downtown to a boxing ring for a Funny Or Die shoot! Our good friend (and master stuntman) Steven Ho was shooting something Conan related (not including Conan; just Conan themed) for them, and asked our staff if we wanted to be involved - and you can’t say no to Steven, because he knows kung fu. KUNG. FU. HE’LL KICK YOUR FACE RIGHT OFF YOUR FACE. Seriously though, we all had a blast! I don’t want spoil anything, but I get one of my limbs ripped off:

Good times, gooood tiiiiiimes.
How was everyone’s weekend?! Superbowl thoughts: I was stoked for the Saints, sad for The Who, and the Letterman/Oprah/Leno Commercial made me laugh! ;)
Oh! And I got the theme song for the web vids from Crotteau, so you guys can call off the dogs.












