nice sift!

I wish I knew why I watched this three times...

Yeah, it was funny, and indeed also sad. Very sad when parent's who have no clue as to handle their own feelings push onto their children what they've been told they should do, even though it has no baring at all on what the best action is for a small child.

So boo for his mum, and boo for people who go to therapy every week with no real reason and no real outcome other than their dwindling money supplies.

*quality!

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Promoting this video back to the front page; last published Monday, April 16th, 2007 2:38am PDT - promote requested by dotdude.

Anyone else find the laughter depressing?

Give me a break... Internet sensitivity is an oxymoron. This was hilarious.

>> ^spoco2:
Yeah, it was funny, and indeed also sad. Very sad when parent's who have no clue as to handle their own feelings push onto their children what they've been told they should do, even though it has no baring at all on what the best action is for a small child.
So boo for his mum, and boo for people who go to therapy every week with no real reason and no real outcome other than their dwindling money supplies.


You think therapy is bad?

You should date a girl who's going to a woman's group.

It's like having ten girlfriends and not in the good sense.

Sorry, I fail to see the funny in this.

"Audio recorded in 2003 before a live theater audience at MORTIFIED, a comedy show that allows everyday adults to read their most embarrassing and real childhood writings. This concert recording was later animated by Bill Barminski. Will Nolan reads from his childhood diary. "

This was read by the author, later in life. To those that don't think it's funny, he does.

Right there is someone who, learned to hide the hurt behind a wall of comedy one brick at a time!