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Comedy Corner
Comedy Corner

Featuring
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Caroline Picard

hen Caroline Picard, The Cajun
Queen, hits the stage with her signa-
ture red boots, her audience has
about six seconds to get on her wave
length. Caroline lets them know right away that they are about to
experience something really refreshing- a real person that is
comfortable with her beliefs and has no problem making you
laugh at them. Once Caroline is on stage it's crystal clear that
you have come to the house of "The Queen" and you will play
by her rules.
This born and raised Louisiana lady has a style that is all her Associate Producer on "Fist Full of Pills" which was presented
own. Caroline is a favorite in the clubs around the country, and an “Honorary Award" at The Just For Laughs international festi-
with the troops overseas. She has done three tours in Iraq, as val in Montreal, in 2005. Caroline is now one of Carnival Cruise
well as Kosovo, this was her 16th overseas tour. Her credits in Lines Punchliner comedians, working many of the 25 ships in
the industry include XM Radio, Sirius Radio, AOL Radio, Pan- their fleet. Caroline's CD: Live at the Laff Stop" was entered for
dora, and National Lampoon Radio. Her film credits are Actor/ a nomination for " Best Comedy Album" for the 51st Grammys.

J o k
J o k e O f T h e M o n t h e O f T h e M o n t h

COULD..
Next
Next year will be my 50th class reunion and I'm proud to have year will be my 50th class reunion and I'm proud to have COULD..and headed to the beach for 5 days..THAT'S WHAT and headed to the beach for 5 days..THAT'S WHAT and headed to the beach for 5 days..THAT'S WHAT
COULD..
COULD..and headed to the beach for 5 days..THAT'S WHAT
been in the 1969 Senior Class of Maurice High School. This WE DID IN 1969! BOOM!
WE DID IN 1969! BOOM!
been in the 1969 Senior Class of Maurice High School. This
how different things are today. When my nephew graduated
from High School, I was still a struggling road comic, yet I still Happy Thanksgiving and always find the funny in life!
gave him $100. Now in 1969, $20 was as much as $100 today.
The difference between us back then and the Seniors today are
what they purchased and what they did Graduation Night. I
called from the road and asked my nephew what he and his
friends did for that big night. His answer was "I went to dinner
with my parents, Grandma and Nanny. Then we had the cere-
mony, after we stayed at school all night, played video games
and I almost won a laptop"! All I could say was "that's it, that's
what y'all did?" That's so sad. He was silent for a minute and
then he asked me, "well what did y'all do in 1969, being very
sarcastic, because you know, I’m old!" What did WE DO! Well
after our ceremony we went to our Graduation Dance until 4
am, then we went home, changed into shorts, pooled our Grad-
uation money, bought 25 cases of beer, and piled into pickup
trucks, some actually rode in the back of the truck, because we
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