by dwayneperkins | Jun 4, 2012 | Funny Editorials, Funny True Stories, Living In Los Angeles
If chivalry is not dead, it’s definitely on life support. Yesterday, while sitting in my favorite local Boba spot*, I saw a college aged baseball cap wearing guy with unwarranted confidence and formulaic swagger. You know the type. They’ve learned that sticking...
by dwayneperkins | Apr 27, 2012 | Funny Editorials, Funny Short Inspirational Stories, Funny True Stories, World Travels
One of my favorite quotes is “Its’ never too late to be what you could’ve been.” I love the of spirit the quote. Even if it’s not always true. If you’re 50 and sedentary, becoming a Cirque De Soleil aerialist may not be in the...
by dwayneperkins | Feb 15, 2012 | Funny Editorials, Funny Short Inspirational Stories, New York I Love You
Congratulations to my NY Giants for winning another Superbowl. It was a most ripping victory. The Giants are football royalty. Being a Giants fan means you get to see your team go all the way every few years. Being a Jets fan means you get to route for the Giants...
by dwayneperkins | Feb 9, 2012 | Funny Editorials, Funny Short Inspirational Stories, Funny True Stories, Living In Los Angeles, New York I Love You
I had a groovy time last night at my show in San Francisco at the Punchline. It’s one of these clubs where the crowd is smart enough to get heady concepts yet down to earth enough to laugh at fart jokes. I try to make my comedy a marriage between smart and silly so...
by dwayneperkins | Jan 17, 2012 | Funny Editorials, Funny True Stories, Living In Los Angeles
Most comics don’t take kindly to famous non-comics jumping into comedy to cash in on their fame. Sure, they can fill a room with people but they usually proceed to disappoint those people. Any bad show, especially one that cost top dollar, is a black eye on comedy....
by dwayneperkins | Jan 13, 2012 | Funny Editorials, Funny Short Inspirational Stories, Living In Los Angeles
It really never does. Even though I frequently see friends pop up on shows and in commercials. At times, for me, watching TV feels like sifting through a yearbook. Still, knowing that I’ll be broadcasted to millions (alright, maybe hundreds of thousands...