What We Used to Call Him
We used to call him Champ, because he led the basketball team to the championships. Then we called him Let Down, because he missed the winning shot.
David Guzman is a New York City based comedy writer. He writes for the UCB Theatre sketch team Pretty Boys and has written for the teams (212), Charles, and Bundt. He wrote for The Onion video and is currently a features and headline contributor. He wrote the show Welcome To Wealthy: A Guide For The Newly Super-Rich, and has also written and directed for SketchCram at the UCB. His work has appeared online at The New Yorker, McSweeney's, Above Average, Funny Or Die, and Splitsider. Be his follower, possibly through Twitter, @davidjguzman.
We used to call him Champ, because he led the basketball team to the championships. Then we called him Let Down, because he missed the winning shot.
Here's how it works: use the app to locate the nearest stack of tires and a pole that I've dropped off all across the city. Then assemble!
You don't release a fleet of driverless vehicles on a city and not expect someone to try to lasso one and wrestle it to a stop.
When finally he stepped out onto the moon, he spoke those iconic first words: "Look what I did.... all by myself… with no one's help."
8. The brain's ability to recognize faces is limited to John Lithgow --- Human faces: only computers can tell them apart.