#mike hanford

[unicornery]

I was trying to find a particular CBBTV sketch and:

Google search for : it's very smart and very funny mike hanford

reddit r/comedybangbang 60+ comments 11 months ago

"Can anyone explain Mike Hanford to me?"

If you've ever seen Birthday Boys you'd know that Mike Hanford is very smart, and very funny.

#Mike Hanford #thx goog #r/comedybangbang

[thngsfrmthvd]

The Sloppy Boys - I'm so Punk Rock (VOID REMIX) by thingsfromthevoid

#thingsfromthevoid #the sloppy boys #mike hanford #jeff dutton #jefferson dutton #tim kalpakis #punk rock #house #house music #chicago #diy #dance music #electronic #SoundCloud

[thesloppyboys]

Tis the season!

#mike hanford #the sloppy boys

[harglabarg]

The Sloppy Boys live in Malden, MA

📸: Nikon FM2

Shot on Ilford Hp5+ pushed to 3200

#The Sloppy Boys #Mike hanford #Tim kalpakis #Jefferson Dutton #analog #analog photography #film photography

[davey-jones-lock3r]

so i started watching birthday boys and …

mike hanford appreciation moment

#mike hanford #birthday boys #bob odenkirk #mike mitchell #david ferguson #tim kalpakis #chris vanartsdalen #jefferson dutton #matt kowalick

[nakedcomedy]

#LosAngeles We got a GREAT show for a GREAT cause this SATURDAY 3/9 at the Elysian Theatre!

Ramy Youssef (Poor Things)

Melissa Villaseñor (SNL)

Fat Tony (VICELAND)

Caitlin Reilly (HBO)

Mike Hanford (IFC)

Hosted by Miranda Meadows

Presented by Ahamed Weinberg

Get tix now and help us raise $$ for the Downtown Women's Center!

#ramy youssef #caitlin reilly #mike hanford #fat tony #melissa villaseñor #ahamed weinberg #miranda meadows #live comedy #la #los angeles #stand up comedy #downtown womens center #charity

[longowatchrepair]

#the sloppy boys #DUTTS #tim kalpakis #jefferson dutton #mike hanford

[chicaoranges]

#Spotify #Talking In Your Sleep #The Romantics #George Canler #Jimmy Marinos #Michael Skill #Peter Solley #Wally Palmar #Legacy Recordings #New wave #Jangle pop #CozCanler #Mike Skill #Neil Kernon #Jim Sessody #Hal Hanford

[lightgaswaterelectricityrent]

I need to stop having dreams where it turns out the podcast host really is in love with me

#mike hanford I'm looking at you

[westerberg]

2023 scott aukerman/marc maron is OUT tim kalpakis/mike hanford is IN

#i know no one will watch this 8min video of sketch comedians badly covering meatloaf but... i just luv it so much <3 #literally and i've never had a guy better lookin than hanford and all the kids at school were wishin they wer eme that night

[qqpiner]

Ryza cenon dance

The first called to eliminated is Megan Young and the second called is Kirby de Jesus. And the last avengers are Megan Young and Kirby de Jesus. ^ the final four was chosen on January 21, 2005.^ CJ Muere emerged in the final four, and was reinstated while Benj Pacia was eliminated.But because of the strike back, Benj Pacia was later replaced by him and returned to the contest through a major twist wherein an avenger (a losing contestant) will be given the chance to re-enter the contest by emerging with at least fourth-best in cumulative scores among the survivor six. CJ Muere was eliminated on December 24, 2004. The avengers strikes back: Jelaine Santos, Kevin Santos, Ailyn Luna, Ken Punzalan, Ana David, Chris Martin, Krizzy Jareño. The bottom group are Kirby de Jesus, Ryza Cenon and Mike Tan was safe for the elimination on December 31, 2004. The bottom group are Ana David, Benj Pacia and Kirby de Jesus was safe for the elimination on December 3, 2004. The bottom group are Ana David, CJ Muere and Krizzy Jareño was safe for the elimination on November 26, 2004. The bottom group are Ailyn Luna, Ken Punzalan and Kevin Santos was safe for the elimination on October 22, 2004. Runner-up Canon Machine Shop Results per public and council votes Place Second week of The Avengers Strike's Back Twist. Avengers Strike's Back Twist Contestant.Cenon, who started her career after the second season of the GMA talent search Starstruck, officially became a Kapamilya early this month. She was hailed as the Ultimate Female Survivor of StarStruck Season 2, a show under GMA Network. Ryza Cenon made her ASAP debut on Sunday joining Maja Salvador and Kim Chiu in a fierce dance number. Pre-Recognation Awardee Contestant: None Ryza Cenon is a Filipina actress, dancer, model, and painter.First week of The Avengers Strike's Back Twist. Pre-Recognation Awardee Contestant: Not Awarded.MUST-WATCH Kim Chiu versus Maja Salvador in an intense Britney Spears dance showdown. ContestantĬenon Caluag Hanford Week 6: The Final 11 hopefuls. Ryza Cenon, Kim Chiu and Maja Salvador dance showdown.

#Ryza cenon dance

[thesloppyboys]

Get your digital copy of the incredible fanzine put together by name brand Slop Heads Lizz and Keri, with contributions from Slop Heads all over the world. It features a 'sclusie interview with the Boys themselves!

#the sloppy boys #tim kalpakis #jeff dutton #mike hanford

[reyyanjesur]

Paul Pelosi's business investment raises concerns over Washington insider trading

WASHINGTON (TND) — It’s been a decade since a law passed banning members of Congress from trading stocks based on insider information, yet some say the practice is still alive and well in Washington. Now, there is controversy over new financial disclosures from one of the most powerful people in Washington. Records show the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Paul Pelosi, invested between $1 and $5 million in the semiconductor company Nvidia, just weeks ahead of a vote scheduled on a bill that would provide more than $50 billion to the chip industry to move more manufacturing to the United States.

“He’s making those bets based on companies and industries that are highly regulated or are getting stimulus payments or part of stimulus programs that Nancy Pelosi is supporting," said Peter Schweizer, President of the Government Accountability Institute. Still, no laws appear to have been broken and a spokesman for Speaker Pelosi told Fox Business, “The speaker does not own any stocks. As you can see from the required disclosures, with which the speaker fully cooperates, these transactions are marked ‘SP’ for spouse. The speaker has no prior knowledge or subsequent involvement in any transactions."

Some lawmakers say they see nothing wrong with Paul Pelosi’s purchase

"That’s his business. That’s how he makes a living. That’s like saying, I’m married to a nurse, should I not vote on any healthcare legislation? It’s not an easy one to figure out," said Rep. Mike Thompson, D-Calif. But many times, members of Congress are given information before it’s made public, one reason the STOCK Act was passed and signed into law back in 2012. But since then, critics say it’s been both watered down and unenforced, in part because those tasked with making sure the law is followed work in agencies funded by Congress.”

"We’re essentially asking our law enforcement to investigate the people that provide their paychecks," said Schweizer. Many lawmakers say they’d be ok with stronger laws on insider trading, including Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., who thinks the STOCK Act could be strengthened.

"It’s important for the public to have trust and confidence in public officials," he said.

[davey-jones-lock3r]

it pisses me off that birthday boys only has two seasons and no ones heard of it and it’s like the funniest sketch show i’ve seen in forever

#birthday boys #mike hanford #mike mitchell #comedy #alternative comedy #comedy bang bang #comedians #sketch comedy

[wsasdayye]

Paul Pelosi's business investment raises concerns over Washington insider trading

WASHINGTON (TND) — It’s been a decade since a law passed banning members of Congress from trading stocks based on insider information, yet some say the practice is still alive and well in Washington.

Now, there is controversy over new financial disclosures from one of the most powerful people in Washington. Records show the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Paul Pelosi, invested between $1 and $5 million in the semiconductor company Nvidia, just weeks ahead of a vote scheduled on a bill that would provide more than $50 billion to the chip industry to move more manufacturing to the United States.

“He’s making those bets based on companies and industries that are highly regulated or are getting stimulus payments or part of stimulus programs that Nancy Pelosi is supporting," said Peter Schweizer, President of the Government Accountability Institute.

Still, no laws appear to have been broken and a spokesman for Speaker Pelosi told Fox Business, “The speaker does not own any stocks. As you can see from the required disclosures, with which the speaker fully cooperates, these transactions are marked ‘SP’ for spouse. The speaker has no prior knowledge or subsequent involvement in any transactions."

Some lawmakers say they see nothing wrong with Paul Pelosi’s purchase

"That’s his business. That’s how he makes a living. That’s like saying, I’m married to a nurse, should I not vote on any healthcare legislation? It’s not an easy one to figure out," said Rep. Mike Thompson, D-Calif.

But many times, members of Congress are given information before it’s made public, one reason the STOCK Act was passed and signed into law back in 2012.

But since then, critics say it’s been both watered down and unenforced, in part because those tasked with making sure the law is followed work in agencies funded by Congress.”

"We’re essentially asking our law enforcement to investigate the people that provide their paychecks," said Schweizer.

Many lawmakers say they’d be ok with stronger laws on insider trading, including Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., who thinks the STOCK Act could be strengthened.

"It’s important for the public to have trust and confidence in public officials," he said.

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Paul Pelosi's business investment raises concerns over Washington insider trading

WASHINGTON (TND) — It’s been a decade since a law passed banning members of Congress from trading stocks based on insider information, yet some say the practice is still alive and well in Washington.

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It’s been a decade since a law passed banning members of Congress from trading stocks based on insider information, yet some say the practice is still alive and well in Washington. (TND)

Now, there is controversy over new financial disclosures from one of the most powerful people in Washington. Records show the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Paul Pelosi, invested between $1 and $5 million in the semiconductor company Nvidia, just weeks ahead of a vote scheduled on a bill that would provide more than $50 billion to the chip industry to move more manufacturing to the United States.

“He’s making those bets based on companies and industries that are highly regulated or are getting stimulus payments or part of stimulus programs that Nancy Pelosi is supporting," said Peter Schweizer, President of the Government Accountability Institute.

Still, no laws appear to have been broken and a spokesman for Speaker Pelosi told Fox Business, “The speaker does not own any stocks. As you can see from the required disclosures, with which the speaker fully cooperates, these transactions are marked ‘SP’ for spouse. The speaker has no prior knowledge or subsequent involvement in any transactions."

Some lawmakers say they see nothing wrong with Paul Pelosi’s purchase

"That’s his business. That’s how he makes a living. That’s like saying, I’m married to a nurse, should I not vote on any healthcare legislation? It’s not an easy one to figure out," said Rep. Mike Thompson, D-Calif.

But many times, members of Congress are given information before it’s made public, one reason the STOCK Act was passed and signed into law back in 2012.

Pope Francis, greets Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and her husband, Paul Pelosi before celebrating a Mass on the Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul, in St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican, Wednesday, June 29, 2022. Pelosi met with Pope Francis on Wednesday and received Communion during a papal Mass in St. Peter's Basilica, witnesses said, despite her position in support of abortion rights. (Vatican Media via AP)

But since then, critics say it’s been both watered down and unenforced, in part because those tasked with making sure the law is followed work in agencies funded by Congress.”

"We’re essentially asking our law enforcement to investigate the people that provide their paychecks," said Schweizer.

Many lawmakers say they’d be ok with stronger laws on insider trading, including Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., who thinks the STOCK Act could be strengthened.

"It’s important for the public to have trust and confidence in public officials," he said.