Watch me every Sunday @ 11 AM & 11 PM
The Glenn Slingerland Situation
My4 Albany
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January 2012
Saturday, January 28, 2012 @ 9 PM
Fundraising Show To Benefit
Family Life Support Center
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Bounti-Fare Restaurant
Adams, MA
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Tuesday, January 31, 2012 @ 8 PM
The New Uptown Theatre
Utica, NY
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February 2012
Saturday, February 4, 2012 @ 8:30 PM
Private Corporate Party
Vernon, NY
Saturday, February 11, 2012 @ 8 PM
Bootleggers on Broadway
Troy, NY
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Friday, February 17, 2012 @ 8 PM
Foothills Performing Arts Center
Oneonta, NY
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Saturday, February 18, 2012 @ 8 PM
Therapy Nightclub
Plattsburgh, NY
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Saturday, February 25, 2012 @ 8 PM
Black Box Theatre at Stone Mill of Little Falls
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Aaron David Ward... Madly Funny
For nearly a decade, comedian Aaron David Ward, from TV’s The Glenn Slingerland Situation, has entertained audiences from New Hampshire to California by getting them to laugh and think at his self-deprecating, socio-political, and culturally critical comedy. He opens his heart, mind, and soul to fans during each trip deep inside his mind for a funny, honest, and twisted look at his concerns, disappointments, doubts, fears, and worries. You get to see a tug of war between the emotional and intellectual brains when Aaron is on stage. If you are a fan of funny, introspective, and smart stand up comedy, then Aaron David Ward is your kind of comedian!
TOP TEN MOST CONFUSING THINGS ABOUT THE APPLE STORE
January 22, 2012
(10) People are everywhere…like they’ve just witnessed a car accident.
(9) Laptops, Desktops, iPods, iPads, iPhones are scattered throughout the store in a non-discernible pattern.
(8) Some people are simply there “to be seen” like at a Manhattan nightclub.
(7) For those who have never been…you have no idea who to see, where to go, or where to stand to be helped.
(6) The Genius Bar seems to be filled with people waiting…for Godot.
(5) Everyone is gathered in one room but apart based on their technological preferences.
(4) Most see cool technology; some of us see dollar signs…and lots of work hours.
(3) Electronic display pads next to iMacs tell you the iMac starts at $1,199 but the everyone you can use and touch is the $1,499 model.
(2) Virtually no one makes eye contact…with other human beings.
(1) A person finally greeted us only to use technology to tell us someone else would be over to help us.
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