If you think that laugh raises eyebrows on the radio, it was even more hair-raising when I worked as a Santa Claus one Christmas season in Boston.
One little 7 year old boy stared at me bug-eyed – I asked him what was wrong, and he said with an almost quivvering voice, “You have a weird laugh, Santa Claus.” I hope he didn’t end up in thereapy for years as a result.
It did not help matters that I was working the late afternoon/evening Santa shift, which coincidentally occurred just after happy hour. A few beers and the laugh really takes off.
Bovard is hardly in a position to call your laugh weird, heh.
I love his laugh. In fact I think it may be the best laugh ever.
Al Jazeera: “Mr. Bovard, what is your appraisal of President Bush’s democracy building project in the Middle East so far?
Bovard: “Ah, Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha!”
Mina: that’s for dang sure!
I really enjoy it when Bovard is on Scott’s show. The gallows humor between you two makes the airwaves crackle.
Reminds me of that snappy banter between Statler and Waldorf.
Hey Jim, I bet ol’ Boortz isn’t the only one who’s sore. I bet ol’ Boortz and Earwig Dondildo ran into each other, so to speak, out there in SF.
Reminds me of that snappy banter between Statler and Waldorf.
Ha!
If you think that laugh raises eyebrows on the radio, it was even more hair-raising when I worked as a Santa Claus one Christmas season in Boston.
One little 7 year old boy stared at me bug-eyed – I asked him what was wrong, and he said with an almost quivvering voice, “You have a weird laugh, Santa Claus.” I hope he didn’t end up in thereapy for years as a result.
It did not help matters that I was working the late afternoon/evening Santa shift, which coincidentally occurred just after happy hour. A few beers and the laugh really takes off.