Austin Improv

arthursimone wrote:does the president of improv get a secret service of improv?

That depends, does Robin have time to commit to the job?

kerri wrote:many are saying this might be the first time in history a woman or an african american becomes president of improv

What about Latinos? Not topical enough for you? I am so offended that I want in. (Preferably by some affirmative action way to prove my offendedness)

Can those of us who are not in town for the big event throw endorsements behind other candidates?

latinos didnt fit into the joke i was trying to make about the democratic candidates this year. but i still encourage entries made because of spite

kerri wrote:latinos didnt fit into the joke i was trying to make about the democratic candidates this year. but i still encourage entries made because of spite

I understood the joke about the candidates, it's not your fault that Bill Richardson is not Latino enough to run with the other minority democrats.

Asaf wrote:Can those of us who are not in town for the big event throw endorsements behind other candidates?

Yes. You may also condemn candidates.

Holy crap! "President of Improv" will look awesome on my resume. The interviewer will ask about it and I will ask for a suggestion.

I hereby announce my candidacy for the Presidient of Improv. I will be running on the Obscure Grenade-joke ticket. My platform consists of mostly wood.

I love politics!

-Dav

Asaf wrote:Can those of us who are not in town for the big event throw endorsements behind other candidates?

Thanks.

Your endorsement of me is graciously accepted.

I hereby announce my candidacy for President of Improv. I solemnly swear I did this with no prior planning or rehearsal, nor with any minorities anywhere in sight.

if elected your President of Improv, I vow to take only non-geographical suggestions.

I'm in. I want to be "President of Improv" although it may be a step down from my already assumed title of "King Of Improv"!

Tom Booker wrote:I'm in. I want to be "President of Improv" although it may be a step down from my already assumed title of "King Of Improv"!

You know what happens when you assume, Tom.

Tom Booker wrote:I'm in. I want to be "President of Improv" although it may be a step down from my already assumed title of "King Of Improv"!

ummm, someone is a little too cocky

I'd have thought by now someone would have staked a claim to being "sergeant-at-arms-of-improv". Such a person would be charged with "keeping order" and, theoretically, be empowered to knock some heads.

This has to appeal to someone's inner thug.

ESeufert wrote:

Tom Booker wrote:I'm in. I want to be "President of Improv" although it may be a step down from my already assumed title of "King Of Improv"!

ummm, someone is a little too cocky

Can someone please define for me the term "too cocky"?