Nat Turner's Revenge: Married men--does this strike a chord?

Wednesday, July 25, 2007

Married men--does this strike a chord?

OK, I was going to post on Lindsay Lohan's blow, on more dog-wagging from the White House on terror and the need to have the Frito Bandito (our joke of an Attorney General) removed, and of course humbolt squid invading California ("Calamari this, muthafukas!"). But this video struck a nerve, as it should for all married men...Enjoy

12 comments:

Anonymous said...: This reminds me of what Roman was thinking the last two years of our marriage.; 11:06 AM
Anonymous said...: I thought this was a gimmick the frst time I saw these guys on Jimmy Kimmel and then The Daily Show but they are actually amusing. No great replacement for HBO's old blockbusters however.

P.S. Will any The Darker Mask promo be at Comic-Con '07?

P.P.S. When are you interviewing Tananarive Due, Steven Barnes and Blair Underwood re: Casanegra?; 11:10 AM
Anonymous said...: I love this show. It reminds me of the Kids in The Hall; 12:53 PM
Lisa said...: This song is better than many R & B songs out there now, except Robin Thicke!!!; 1:20 PM
Liz Dwyer said...: Ok Mr. Chambers,
My husband is just dying laughing here after watching that. I'm laughing too...but I think he's laughing 100% more.; 2:27 PM
Christopher Chambers said...: Lisa: don't get me started on Robin Thicke. What is it you women have for this clown? Some whiteboys like Hall & Oates (then again, John Oates is mixed) you applaud for their blue eyed soul, but this screeching pansy is famous only because we have generation of people who think Jay-Z is Mozart! Hate me Hate me Hate me LOL

Liz: The two minute reference is the best...; 3:17 PM
Pebbles Flintstone said...: These guys are turning out to be a personal favorite of mine. They are a combination of SNL, the Kids in the Hall and Monty Python.

This is one of my favorite songs. Very catchy and very true. Except my husband is actually good for 3 minutes!!; 3:43 PM
nyc/caribbean ragazza said...: Okay, this was hilarious.

John Oates is biracial?; 12:24 AM
Anonymous said...: one of my favorite new hbo shows - love the conchords! :); 8:52 AM
Anonymous said...: I'm gonna kick your ass...

"Screeching pansy?"; 3:40 PM
Anonymous said...: I was thinking about this stupid song all day.; 10:51 PM
Anonymous said...: first time i saw this i howled
these guys are genius...
one thing though...
don't hate on robin thicke until you listen to the entire disc
dude is slamming
nuff said; 2:21 AM

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A rare DC native, Christopher Chambers was born at Old Freedman’s Hospital at Howard University in the Nation’s Capital, and was raised at 1607 D Street NE when RFK Stadium was still just a vacant lot. He moved to Brooklyn NY and finally Baltimore, Maryland. He attended public schools in Baltimore City and County before attending the McDonogh School in Owings Mills, MD.

Mr. Chambers is an honors graduate of Princeton University and the University of Baltimore School of Law, where he was the first African American in the Law Review. Mr. Chambers served with the US Justice Department from 1994-1997, and taught English, Business Law and Communications at Queens University in Charlotte from 2000-2001. Now he’s lecturer in writing at University of Maryland, University College, and a Professor at Georgetown University’s/SCS Master's Program in Journalism. Mr. Chambers led panels writing, politics/culture, andwas keynote at Georgetown University’s Father Healy Dinner along with NBA Star Dikembe Mtumbo.

In 2001 Mr. Chambers left the world of law practice forever to pursue his childhood dream of becoming a writer. He’s published the FBI Agent Angela Bivens© series of mystery novels through Random House. The third novel in the series (unfinished) was sold to Lifetime TV. He’s the author of two short story collections, Shades of Black, and Intimacy, and has numerous short fiction works published in magazines such as Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine, Ellery Queen and ThugLit. 2009 will see the release of historical novel about slavery and the War of 1812/Burning of Washington, DC, Yella Patsy’s Boys, and his re-interpretative novel on the iconic figures Amos ‘n Andy. With co-editors Walter Mosley and Gary Phillips, he will publish a graphic/comic book short fiction collection called The Darker Mask. A another graphic novel, based on African American mob-buster Eunice Hunton Carter, Gangsterland, is planned. He is presenter at the Hurston-Wright Awards at the National Press Club in November, 2007.

Mr. Chambers resides in Silver Spring, MD with his wife
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