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My Attempt At Writing For Amish Porn

Tuesday, January 19th, 2010 by Mike

INT. A BARN — DAY

Rebbecca is churn­ing but­ter for tonight’s cel­e­bra­tory din­ner. It gets harder to churn as the but­ter thick­ens. She uses all her might to churn that but­ter, lift­ing and push­ing through the deli­cious but­ter. The heat of a sum­mer day fills the barn, and Rebbecca starts to per­spire. She pulls up her skirt to get a lit­tle air on her sweaty ankle.  It is a bony ankle, well defined. John enters, and when he sees the ankle he jizzes his pants. He jizzes them so hard that he can barely stand. He kneels before her, legs shaking.

John: My dear Rebbecca, I do believe we both just made butter.

Scene.

Conan, Leno Are Doing Their Thing… What About Carson Daly?

Wednesday, January 13th, 2010 by Mike

But I think the real news is in a lit­tle show called Last Call With Car­son Daly. I offer you an imag­in­ing of Carson’s meet­ing with NBC execs.

1 — Car­son dri­ves up the stu­dio gates.

Car­son: Hi, Car­son Daly. I’m here for my 4 o’clock meet­ing with Mr. Graboff.

Guard: Uhhh, your name’s not on the list, sir.

Car­son: Come on, kid. Car­son Daly. I’m a host on your network.

Guard: Oh, I know you. The TRL guy with dumb bitches yelling crazy things dur­ing music videos. Sir, this is NBC stu­dios. MTV’s offices are -

Car­son: You moron, I host a show on your net­work now.

Guard: TRL’s on NBC?

Car­son: No, I host a pro­gram called Last Call with — wait for it — fuck­ing Car­son Daly. That’s me, now open up the fuck­ing gate.

2 — Car­son approaches the Head of Programming’s receptionist. 

Car­son: Hi, I’m a lit­tle late thanks to a mix up with your guards — what is it with those guys? But I’m here for a 4 o’clock meeting.

Recep­tion­ist: Right — lemme check. (She says qui­etly) I’m a big fan.

Car­son: Thank you.

Recep­tion­ist: My boyfriend and I used to love watch­ing The Man Show.

Car­son: Oh, sorry but uhhh -

Recep­tion­ist: (As she reads a note) Oh my god, I’m so embar­rassed. I thought you were Adam Carolla.

Car­son: It’s quite all right.

Recep­tion­ist: It’s right here on the note. I bet it’s won­der­ful work­ing with pup­pies, Mr. Daly.

Car­son: I’m sorry, what?

Marc Graboff opens his doors.

Graboff: Car­son, baby, come on in. You look good. The drugs have you look­ing thin and beau­ti­ful, buddy. Ahh, I’m jok­ing. Just a lit­tle show biz humor, am I right? Okay, stop wast­ing my time, get in here.

Car­son: So, I’ve got a beef with this whole Leno pushback.

Graboff: Don’t even start with me. I’ve been deal­ing with lawyers and reps all day. Besides it’s only affect­ing the late night roster.

Car­son: Yeah, which is my prob­lem. It’s tough enough get­ting view­ers at 1:30, it’s going to be tougher at 2 in morning.

Graboff: It’s just 30 min­utes, bud. The insom­ni­acs won’t kill ya when you sell them dog sweaters at 2 instead of 1:30.

Car­son: What does that mean?

Graboff: No offense, Car­son. It’s just if someone’s going to be up, they’ll wait 30 min­utes to buy your junk.

Car­son: What exactly do you think Last Call with Car­son Daly is?

Graboff: Are you jok­ing? It’s the finest paid pro­gram­ming on our network.

Car­son: You think my show’s a fuck­ing infomer­cial? You think I pay you to be on your net­work? Oh my god!

Graboff: Eh, what do you want me to say?

Car­son: It’s a show where I talk about LA cul­ture and inter­view artists and musi­cians from the under­ground scene. And we like make it look grainy and edgy, and we some­times film parts of it with Flip cams.

Graboff: That sounds like a fuck­ing hor­ri­ble show. I thought you sold dog sweaters.

Car­son: I don’t sell dog sweaters. How have you not seen my show?

Graboff: Well, 1:30, you know, uhhhh, it’s just so darn late. I’m usu­ally tired around mid­night and, uh, I mean to be frank I just don’t care about pro­gram­ming past 7 o’clock. I mean, not even one bit. I can’t even remem­ber the name of the kid host­ing Late Night. Wait, is that you?

Car­son: No, I’m on Last Call. Last Call with Car­son Daly.

Graboff: That is a fuck­ing hideous name for a show. God, who the hell signed off on that? Are we even pay­ing you?

Car­son: Well, no.. I was going to bring that up too. I mean, I’m get­ting behind on my apart­ment bills.

Graboff: You like drugs, right?

Car­son: Uhhh, well, I don’t know if I’m com­fort­able with saying…

Graboff: (laugh­ing) You kids and your drugs. To be hon­est, with the way Cali’s out­putting mar­i­juana these days, it’ll be cheaper for us to pay you in drugs.

Car­son: Thank you.

Graboff: I’m telling you, kid, in my best esti­ma­tion, I think it would be bet­ter if you sold dog sweaters on your show. Peo­ple love dogs in cute cloth­ing — fuck LA cul­ture and indie artists, no one out­side the city lim­its gives a shit. Dog sweaters. Your fame and glory is in adorable cloth­ing for pup­pies. Imag­ine it, kiddo, Puppy Threads with Car­son Daly. How does that sound?

Car­son: How much drugs are we talking?

Graboff: You’ll be so high, you won’t even care what time you’re on.

Car­son: Deal.

Graboff: (laugh­ing) You kids and your drugs.