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We’re happy to announce THE Feast of Fools Word of the Year is “chimping.” What does it mean? The term “chimping” is more commonly used to refer to the act of looking at one’s digital […]
Fausto Fernós is the host of iTunes’ #1 LGBT talk show, the Feast of Fun podcast, which he produces and hosts with his partner, Marc Felion.
Born in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Fausto Fernós created the Feast of Fools in 1998 as wacky artists variety show in Chicago, Illinois. Feast of Fun grew out of an audio blog to promote the live show into the world’s most downloaded talk show aimed for gay people.
When he’s not blogging, recording or sleeping, Fausto can be found at the gym or appreciating the beauty found in nature.
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chimping… that’s new to me. I’ll be using it for a while.
I’m chimping right now. 😉
I hated the Spice Girls when they first came out but they redeemed themselves to me in two ways. I heard an amazing club mix of Wannabe that I totally fell in love with and, I have to admit, Spice World was really funny. They were smart, it was not a throw away movie with bad music and T&A, it was a Who’s Who of British comedy chock full of really fun cameos. It’s well worth a spot on your Netflix queue.
I worked for a while doing night audit at a hotel although there are a few stories of awkward happenings unfortunately no naked wandering sleepwalkers. Someone needs to photoshop Bush’s mug onto that photo of Amy Winehouse wandering topless in London, I think we will see Bush go into rehab in 2008 in a move similar to Mel Gibson and others who go into rehab for public relations reasons. Dale un CHiMP!
I have to agree with you PupDon, it was worth a space in my NF queue. As for Chimping…well..I Chimp guys all the time..hehehehe. I totally agree with Fausto, I would have tanned my “daughter’s” ass (if I had one) if they had video taped me recovering from a hangover, eating a hamburger on the floor..lol. As for my favorite guest…I’d have to say I loved ’em all. So entertaining. The steamworks episode just made me realize I can’t wait until I get up there to visit it. I thought that the FukUDoMe joke was great. I got it! Wow, Buck Rogers…that reminds me of another questionable computer in 70’s TV, Ira from Wonder Woman…I mean..come on…IRA…if that doesn’t make it obvious.
Lolz, I r Luvz LolCatz!
OOooooh, I can’t wait for the new breakdown 2008! I look forward to answering these. I look forward to seeing Fausto shirtless in Gay Pride…woo woo!
Loved the quotes review! Thanks for reviewing the last year with me, I can’t wait to see what this year holds in store for us.
i would probably sell my first born (if i have one) for a ticket to watch the spice girls. i practically spend my teenage years listening to their music and i know the lyrics to all of their songs without even meaning to learn them.
Dude I love Spice World! Its cheese tastic! And I would love to see the Spice Girls.
JENKAM was my favorite, me and my friends got such a kick out of that story!
Marc, I love that u told ppl to smell their own crap HA!
P.S. im loving the facial hair, THAT’S HOTT!
Great re-cap show reflecting on all the fun we had in 2007. I agree Spice World was quite funny and way better than ever should have been.
I got a question for the Breakdown 2008 – How about “Who was your first celebrity crush?” I loved Jason Bateman on Silver Spoons. HAWT!!!
This Spice Girls talk is making me miss my crazy fanboy friend from college… he was so obsessed with them, he was planning to write a novel starring himself and the Spice Girls as his creative writing thesis. Wherever he is now, I sure hope he has tickets for their comeback tour.
One of my favorite celebrity podcasts from last year was the Paula Poundstone interview. That conversation just went to the weirdest places, and it was all hilarious…
I agree that cats are funnier when being ridiculed. At the store I work at, first this book became a hit, featuring evil cats:
http://www.amazon.com/Bad-Cat-Not-So-Pretty-Kitties-Cats/dp/0761136193/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1199466237&sr=8-1
Then followed Bad Dog, Bad Baby, Bad Bride, Bad Bush etc. But as with most movie sequels, it was all downhill after the original.
To be honest, I really liked the Lady Bunny spoof, where she rattles off all the products that she was going to hock on QVC. (“How was I supposed to know that was a synagogue?”)