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If anyone is wondering why this is my second entry of the day, I went all wrong on the first. I committed to a bit of Merry Mayhem, and then what I was writing turned into something more serious. Thus have I committed to not only make up for the First, but also fill in for the Third, which none had signed up for, and I’ll be doing another later that will be for today.
This may be more of a troll than a parody, but it totally matches your standard about it being hard to tell if he’s serious.
I’m a big fan of J. P. Sears.
And this recent one is EXCELLENT.
Yes!
It works.
@michaelhenry reminded me of another musical parodist:
These shows sound intriguing. I will definitely check them out.
J.P. Sears’ Ultra Spiritual Life series has been reliably unreliable for several years. It is a test of his skill, and ability to hit the mark, that he has had such a long run.
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JP Sears is a hoot. Also, dude’s got some serious quads. Good heavens.
Yer sayin’ he didn’t skip leg day?
Just watch that “celebrity” video.
Clearly he did not! :-)
I’m a big fan of J.P. Sears, and at least part of the reason he puts “funny” in the title is that he’s a trained counselor (not sure of his certification, but I believe it’s legit), and sometimes he gives straightforward advice on emotional-health issues.
He’s got to be a skier/cyclist.