"Rom Com"? What kind of Gimmick Month foolery is this?
Here's my tortured reasoning: I have two celebrities whose last names begin with the letters R-o-m. "Rom com" means romantic comedy, and while there may not be romance, I have R-o-m examples, and possibly comedy.
Sports radio talk show host Jim Rome. No comedy yet...
Actor/comedian Ray Romano. He's a funny guy, but still no comedy. 
Here's a possible solution: I'll add this bonus Ray Romano photo taken by my co-worker Justin Stangel...
…along with this photo of Justin which he took himself with the CelebriGum camera when I wasn't looking. There's a bit of comedy, but we could always use more.
Let me just check my old files and see if I have any other R-o-m celebrities…
Oh, right, I have some guy named Romney.
Oh, right, I have some guy named Romney.
No comedy there at all.
I think what that photo needs is some Justin.
We seem to have shot past comedy and entered nightmarish hallucination.
I feel another poetry slam comin' on!
ReplyDeleteAnytime you feel inspired, let loose!
DeleteI think this is actually a Rom-Con.
ReplyDeleteIf you're seeing romance in there somewhere, good for you... I guess...
DeleteActually I said Rom CoN - with an "N". As in con job. As in "who invited that guy to the late show?
DeleteLets cut the Comedy
ReplyDeleteI see Mitt Romney
He must be the remedy
for the American economy
or perhaps he's a Ponzi
running to take our money
Aaa, Why can't he be Fonzie?...
Oh, darn, I thought this was another Poetry Slam... My bad!
David, I think you should consider life to be an ongoing poetry slam. If you've got the stuff, put it out there.
DeleteLife's a slam, poetry it.
DeleteYou're the Man Ray of Gum photography! That final shot was truly inspired work...
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