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My book of funny dating stories and advice
...before you did that or said it... or slept with that person?
Be "Part of the Show"
In standup comedy, crowd members always have things to add to bits after each show. But only the comics get to hear it. Well, here's your chance to comment and be part of "the bit." Comments are very welcome here.
God is a Woman: Dating Disasters
My book of funny dating stories and advice
Read Stories out of God is Woman: Dating Disasters
About Me
- Did You Stop to Think?
- I'm a comedian of over ten years turned author who got Internet hookup at home the day I started this blog (yeah, I'm WAY behind). My first book, "God is a Woman: Dating Disasters", full of funny dating/sex/celebrity stories and advice from more than ten years on the road as a comedian just came out officially on Valentine's Day, '07. You can check it all out in the links section, as well as my act. The site, which includes stories out of the book and new standup stories, is www.godisawoman.net.
Did you stop to think... to check these out?
- Site for book "God is a Woman: Dating Disasters"
- Lunch is Not a Date--My weekly dating column, now in blog format!
- Comedy Clip of Me on YouTube
- My Home Site (iancoburn.com)
- Me on MySpace
- Sports League Board - Find leagues to play in, subs, open gyms...
- Dating Disasters Board - Share your own dating disasters here
- ZZSimonb's Rantings
- Legal Pub Blog (very clever stuff!)
- Gapers Block
- Jargon Chicago
- Barmaid Blog (perhaps at a tap near you)
- Waiter Rant
- The Original Jada (Blog)
- Comedian Bill Dawes (Follow Bill as he works to make a name for himself)
- The Curves Project (Photographer who did my book cover)
- Naked Women and Beer (no touching!)
- My Comedian Friend's Flick: Godfather of Green Bay
- Grokodile Blog Directory
- Blog Directory
- Quickregister!
- Blogarama - The Blog Directory
3 comments:
Perhaps he needed glasses. Or at least a rhetroscope. Great comments on Legal Pub relationships. I really enjoyed your input.
The he's instead of his is either purposeful or incredibly ironic.
Interesting blog.
Good job, Zanahoria. I love it when people catch the small, often overlooked little things that help drive home the point.
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