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  1. my article in nypress about me and charlie http://www.nypress.com/arti...
  2. Time to give up on bad for good.
  3. @rcjohnso actually the most beautiful thing i've ever seen
  4. a cappella demo http://joehelmreich.tumblr....
  5. @DrewKForrest all of the above
  6. http://www.tumblr.com/tumbl...
  7. here's a pic of my dummy, charlie, meeting his longtime hero, Oscar the Grouch (me and some guy named Carol Spinney are also in the pic)
  8. that was a test. and it works!
  9. RT @ronen: twitter killed it with their new RT feature. el Fantastico. Fun to see awesomeness done in moving the way the internet works, ...
  10. "My husband is Big Bird"---funniest thing I've ever overheard someone telling a security guard
  11. Met Big Bird tonight. Seriously.
  12. splendid new vid of me trying to sing a classic disney song: http://bit.ly/3FvyHz
  13. The back of the Hearts of Palm can should say "do not feed to moguais after midnight"
  14. Had great dinner of hearts of palm with bacon bits and fried cartoon characters.
  15. My stomach is making those "eat something immediately" noises. Staring at this screen for hours on end is apparently not food.
  16. @ronen Thanks for the warm hospitality, dudester
  17. gig at New York Comedy Club went great, but 14 people who came to see Joe and Charlie got shut out. So must do nother show soon.
  18. I'm hungry and can't find the Raisinettes I bought two weeks ago. If anyone has any info, don't be afraid to speak up, be afraid not to.
  19. writing a routine tonight, maybe even new bits. comedy, i miss you and when i have you back, i hate you.
  20. "In terms of quality, we've actually been ripping off another band. They're called Honeybrick and they're from the future."---McCartney,'68