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May05

Poop Stories: My Two Best Pants Shitting Stories

by tonyd on May 5, 2012 at 12:01 am

Okay, the first one, I’ll admit happened to me.

Some of you know that I used to host a TV show out of Philadelphia called The Comic Book Show, which aired on Channel 65 (the International Channel at the time).  I spent many late nights in the editing room, where I drank far too much caffeine and didn’t eat right.  One night I had to go to the bathroom, but I didn’t want to dump in the studio bathroom.  I was sort of afraid of stinking it up so bad, the guys who came in the next morning might still smell it.  Besides, I prefer to crap at home.

So it’s like two or three in the morning.  I get into my car and I immediately regret my decision.  I’m not two blocks from the studio and I’m already looking for a place to shit.  Fuck it.  I gun the car.  At least I can shit in New Jersey.

I get across the bridge, but, of course, everything is closed.  I’m so wired on caffeine I’m not thinking straight.  Instead of taking the road that had all the late night diners, I take the highway hoping to make it back to my house.  And on a completely separate note, I’m wearing the ugliest pair of pants that I owned at the time.  These were ugly, 80’s pants that were gray and white with this weird pattern and texture.  This was ’94 when I was doing the show, so these were old pants that I could be comfortable in while editing.  They were also impossibly thin.

So I’m on this road and I am easily five miles from home when it starts to creep out of my butt.  My first thought is, I have to keep shit off the car.  If the shit smell gets in the car, I’m never going to get it out and everyone will conclude that I shit my pants.  So I lift off the seat and buy myself a little time.  But now I’m worried it’s going to seep through these thin, worn 80’s pants I’m wearing.  So I finally just decide to pull over somewhere, shit, pull my pants back up and clean up when I get home.

Unfortunately, I’m in suburbia, so there isn’t a place to pull over.  I go a few more blocks and I can tell things are not good down below.  The damn is about to break all over my pants.  I let a little go and thankfully it’s just gas.  I buy myself some time, but now it’s getting really hard to hover over the seat and drive.  Finally, something poops out and I know I’m out of time.  I see this field, pull over, jump out of the car, run into the grass and drop trou.  I’m in trouble.

I manage to shit, but my underwear is a complete loss.  I manage to get my shoes, socks, pants and underwear off.  Thankfully, there are no cops and I’m not really sure where I am.  But I know I am in a field, so if the cops find me, at least I’m not on somebody’s front lawn.  I decide that I’ll wipe the good part of the underwear and just abandon them.  I put back on my pants, which does have some shit on them, socks and shoes.  I get back in the car and take off, planning to clean up when I get home.  Mission Accomplished.  That’s when I look to my right as I leave the field.

About 50 yards away is an elementary school.  It was blocked by this big tree and I really didn’t see it in the dark.  But now that I am back on the road, I see it clear as a bell.  I just abandoned shitty underwear in the middle of a field near a grammar school.  And I’m like, even if I wanted to go back it’s dark and it would probably be worse if the cop found me in a field searching for shitty underwear.  And I’m also praying that this wasn’t a really old pair of underwear that my mom wrote my name in it or something when I was 14.  Fortunately, I don’t think the local cops were going to bother to DNA test shitty underwear.

That’s my first pants-shitting story.  Now here’s the really good one.

This one happened to a friend of mine and is much shorter, but much funnier.  At the time, my friend drove his mom’s old station wagon.  He was in a rush to go home and really had to take a shit.  He stopped at a stop sign and was just about to pull away when he was rear-ended by this douche in a sports car.  Something douchey like a Pontiac Firebird or an Iroc-Z, right?

The impact surprises my friend and he immediately shits his pants.

Now my friend is a bit of a man’s man, in the vein of Ron Swanson and he didn’t want this douche to know he just shit his pants.  But the douche gets out of his car and immediately stars saying, “Are you all right?  All you all right?  It was totally my fault, dude!  I’m sorry!”

The second thing you need to know about my friend is that he’s not afraid to sue people.  So this guy admitting fault like the second he jumps out of his car was like a godsend.  He could’ve gotten a new ride that would’ve replaced his mother’s old station wagon.  Not to mention the fact that he was probably pissed off the guy hit him too.

But he’s sitting on his own shit pile and he’s afraid to move because the smell is going to waft out.  So he starts saying to the guy, “Don’t worry about.  Don’t worry.”

And then to make matters worse, the douche driver’s girlfriend gets out of the car and she is smokin’ hot.  Now he really doesn’t want people to know he shit his pants.  Before the girl can get to his car, he starts rolling out into the intersection.  The douche is like, “We should exchange information!”  And my friend is like, “No!  Forget it!  It’s fine!’

And he drove home, threw out his pants and hosed down his car.

© Anthony M. DiGerolamo Copyright 2012
└ Tags: accident, car, clean up, comedy, driving, funny, humor, Pants!, Poop Stories, shit, Super Frat, The Comic Book Show, Tony DiGerolamo, underwear
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May04

Rewritten Headlines: Joss Whedon to Avian Flu

by tonyd on May 4, 2012 at 12:01 am

There’s the real news and then there’s the news that cuts through the crap and the niceties.  No tact, just rewritten fact!  This is the Rewritten News!

Real: Avengers Director Joss Whedon on Doing Right by the Hulk

Rewritten: Film Maker Takes Risk By Promoting Movie to Dateless Movie Goers

Real: Greenland’s 200 Glaciers Not Melting as Fast as Some Feared

Rewritten: Humans Destroying Themselves Slightly Slower That Previously Thought

Real: Stephen King:  Tax Me for F@%$’s Sake!

Rewritten: Stephen King:  I Have Too Much F@%&$ing Money!

Real: Tiger Woods Still Fighting Demons Off the Tee

Rewritten: Tiger Woods Still Not Boning Enough Pornstars

Real: John Edwards Denied Affair But Balked After Signing Affidavit

Rewritten: Man Lies About Cheating on His Wife

Real:  ‘The Scream’ is Auctioned for a Record $119.9 Million

Rewritten: Rich Guy Buys Depressing Painting Anyone With an Internet Connection Can See for Free

Real: Zombie Ants Fight Fungus With Fungus

Rewritten: Walking Dead Fans Link Science Article in Hopes of Bringing About Z-Day

Real: Avian Flu Study Finally and Fully Published

Rewritten: Formerly Scary Disease No Longer Interesting Now That Actual Facts Have Been Published


└ Tags: ants, Avian Flu, celebrity, comedy, funny, Glaciers, Greenland, humor, John Edwards, Joss Whedon, News, parody, politics, post, Rewritten News, satire, science, Stephen King, Super Frat, The Avengers, The Scream, Tiger Woods, Tony DiGerolamo, zombie
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May02

Twitter in Focus: Anthony Bourdain

by tonyd on May 2, 2012 at 12:01 am

Hey Bros!

Welcome to Twitter in Focus where media comes to die. Today’s contestant is chef, author and TV host, Anthony Bourdain. He hosts two of my favorite shows, No Reservations and The Layover.  How can I not like a guy who talks about food?  Let’s see if his tweets are just as good.

@NoReservations

Okay, first, before the tweets, I have to mention two funny Twitter accounts I discover on Anthony’s account.  One is Big Gay Ice Cream and the other is Drunk Hulk.  Awesome.  Okay, here we go.

April 28th:  ““@LisaAbend: Maybe the best travel piece on London I’ve read. By A.A. Gill, of course. http://nyti.ms/JOLKlI” Gill at his best.”

Travel?  Nah.  That’s what I have your show for AB.

April 28th:  “My new job. http://yfrog.com/od71mjrj”

There are worse jobs than driving Italian sports cars.  Unless you drive them like this.

April 30th:  “Read this: http://ruhlman.com/2012/04/foie-gras-wars-back-on/”

I’ve never understood the appeal of Foie gras.  Probably because there’s no such thing as a Foie Gras cheesesteak.

April 30th:  “Thank you @OttaviaBourdain for not noticing my fly was open all night. Apparently random fan more reliable crotch watch !”

That sounds like a new spin off show.  “Tonight on Crotch Watch!”

12 hours ago:  “Book “Restaurant Man” by @Jbastianich a terrific trench level primer on the biz. He knows where all the bodies are buried!”

Reading or watching TV about food makes me hungry.  Invariably, I end up getting up and cooking myself something.

8 hours ago:  “Awesome ! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zjv4rqUTaY”

Thanks.  Now I have to make a sandwich.

8 hours ago:  “Even more awesome! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fs4_zylZtTI”

And now desert.

Okay, let’s rate Tony’s tweets.  He’s got a lot going on and is pretty interactive.  He’s a writer and the tweets are pretty off the cuff.  Plus, if you’re a fan of the show you get more of an inside scoop.  I just can’t review more or I’ll eat everything in my fridge.  I give AB a 7 for Insanity, 9 for Mustness and 10 for Style.  That’s an overall score of 8.6.  Gotta follow him.  And watch the shows, they’re awesome.  Just make sure you have a snack ready.

And if you have a suggestion for Twitter in Focus, email us here.

└ Tags: Anthony Bourdain, author, chef, comedy, dining, food, funny, host, humor, London, No Reservations, rating, restaurants, show, Super Frat, television, The Layover, Tony DiGerolamo, travel, Travel Channel, TV, tweet, Twitter, Twitter in Focus
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Apr30

Behind the Scenes: Who’s Afraid of Mark Waid’s Webcomics?

by tonyd on April 30, 2012 at 12:01 am

Recently, print comic writer, Mark Waid, announced the launch of his webcomic site, Thrillbent.com.  Reaction from the webcomic community has been kind of strange.  The go-to guy to get a quote about webcomics these days it Scott Kurtz and they shaped it like this: ‘PvP’ creator warns webcomics makers over Mark Waid’s ‘Thrillbent’ The angle seems to be doom and gloom.  Why?  As my friend, CB at the Webcomic Factory said, “Why is everyone so goddamn upset? We should be out in Times Square celebrating. We just won WW2.”

Yes, indeed.  What the Hell is everyone’s problem?  First off, Mark Waid’s a really nice and talented guy.  He’s someone that goes the extra mile for the fans and does quality work.  Shouldn’t the webcomic community embrace an individual like this?  He worked for big publishers, he didn’t run the big publishers.  I interviewed Mark back in the day on my old TV show.  And even then, Mark was a pretty humble and gracious guy and he was already working on big print titles then.

Second, this is the inevitable result of the death of print.  Where did you think all the creators were going to go?  They weren’t going to just retire.  They are jumping to their own sites, Kickstarter or wherever they can so they can continue to create.  The Internet has freed them, as it has freed the first webcomic creators.  Also, the word on the “street” (ie, the people I know who work in comics) print work is drying up.  Everyone is beginning to hop on the webcomic train.

Third, maybe you heard of another famous creator named Warren Ellis.  He’s being doing a webcomic called Freak Angels since 2007.  I don’t recall anyone screaming “This is the End!” when that happened.

The biggest piece of news is that Marvel has jumped head first into digital.  This marks the countdown until Marvel either scales back their print division or shuts it down altogether.  Either way, it means the guys with money are finally beginning to see the writing on the wall.  If they can wean their audience off of print, they can move them to another delivery system which requires much less overhead.

But what will this mean for webcomic creators?  Nothing bad.  Something good!

It means that whatever is left of the print comic, capes and tights crowd is going to be dragged kicking and screaming to the Internet.  That’s right where we want them!  The Internet is the great equalizer.  The problem with print was always that comics were non-returnable, so whenever a retailer ordered your book it got stuck in the back as a constant reminder to never order outside the big publishers ever again.  Retailers would stay away from indy comics and those of us in print know that struggle.

With webcomics, everyone is just a click away.  And where would you rather go?  The site containing comics you’ve read a million times?  The guys that cost you a lot of money and now want to charge you some kind of fee?  Or do you want to see free webcomics?  Based on everything BUT capes and tights.  Well, how about both?  If they’re both free, that’s what’s going to happen.  The only difference is, most readers get sick of capes and tights after awhile.  So while the print comic book crowd will drift towards other webcomics, it’s unlikely that webcomic fans (who already have a high bar for entertainment) will drift toward pay capes and tights sites.

So we have a choice here, webcomic creators.  We can look at this change with fear and fight it, as the print companies did when webcomics emerged.  Or, as I will do, we can welcome Mark Waid with open arms.  Let’s show him the ropes.  (Hey, Mark, how about a link exchange?  It’s what we all do.  Gives you street cred.)  The Internet is a big, unlimited place (until CISPA passes), so there’s room for everyone.  There’s nothing to fear here.  Mark and these other creators will bring in more fans and make webcomics something to be accepted.  With that acceptance, one hurdle is removed not just for Mark Waid, but all webcomic creators.

So welcome Mark.  See you on the web.

└ Tags: Behind the Scenes, CB, Christian Beranek, Mark Waid, print comics, Scott Kurtz, Super Frat, The Webcomic Factory, Thrillbent.com, Tony DiGerolamo, Warren Ellis, webcomics
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