Review of How We First Met
by Clay Robeson, Moron Life Staff Writer

While we do a ton of zany pre-written comedy on the show, my performance background is in Improvisation. There's nothing quite like getting up on stage in front of a bunch of people with absolutely nothing prepared. Except, that is, going and seeing other people do it.

I was lucky enough to get to see a performance of How We First Met last Friday at the Purple Onion in San Francisco, and let me tell you, there were some side splitting moments. So many, in fact, that I was inspired to write a review for the site, something that sure wasn't planned when I went in to the show that night.

Regarding http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/clt/1551463643.html

Dear Seller,

In regards to your Craigslist posting for "4 SALE: BARELY-USED LATE NIGHT TALK SHOW – MAKE ME AN OFFER!!!" we would like to make you the following offer.

One slightly used cable access/internet sketch comedy show just starting its fourth season.  Only one owner.  Runs like a champ.  A little dented on the rear bumper from a run-in with Michael Richards.

Show comes with a full cast, some great props purchased on sequential November 1sts at Spirit Halloween Store Close Out sales, and a bunch of sketches we've not produced yet for budgetary reasons.

We look forward to hearing back from you.

We live in a celebrity obsessed society.  Channels and websites devoted to the latest gossip, newspapers and magazines talking about the latest new heartthrob and starlet that have sparked our interest.  We want to know whom Tiger Woods is sleeping with or what drugs Lady Gaga are on or what the mother of a litter of children’s hairstyle is today.

We focus on their lives most likely to forget about our own.  Well, I’ve noticed lately, that celebrity doesn’t just apply to the glitz and glamour of Hollywood.  Celebrity is the celebration of fame, or in some cases infamy, and it can happen just about anywhere.  I got to thinking about this in my normal travels when I stumbled upon a man, a man I hadn’t seen in a long time.  It’s not a man I know mind you, but it’s a man I’ve known about for a long, long time.  And strangely, it’s a man that a lot of other people know as well. And that’s when I began to think about the strange and lovely people that make up our community or as I like to call them, local celebrities.

So I don't know about you, but there's been some strange commercials airing during recent football games lately.  Maybe you've seen this latest one that came to our attention.  Check it out!

Seriously guys and gals, thanks for another great year of support and laughs.  Here's to next year being just as great.  Till then, please enjoy our holiday treat to you and yours.  Happy Holidays!