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Found this while browsing an article: "If the thought of busking on a busy street corner, bungee-jumping over a waterfall or performing as a standup comedy neophyte makes you weak at the knees, it might be the perfect way to fundraise for AIDS in Africa." "A number of Canadian celebrities are on board, like musician k-os, who plans to work a shift in the toy section of the department store that gave him his first job. Celebs including Canadian Idol judge Jake Gold and actors Natalie Brown and Ngozi Paul have yet to declare their dares, and others haven't been announced yet. Politicians aren't exempt: NDP leader Jack Layton has agreed to try his hand as a street performer, Lewis says." Here's the article. Here's the foundation's campaign page: http://adaretoremember.com. Kinda cool.

ooo they have youtube videos of their perfomances, nice!

i was given tickets to see the spaghetti western down at harbourfront toronto and was wondering if anyone else has ever heard of, or seen them perform? they're supposedly world renowned, but not too sure.

yes they did! they had some pretty racy stuff..can't remember now, it's been a while. but the crowd loved yelling "TOO FARRRRR!"

i had the chance to catch a second city toronto performance of "barack to the future" last week, and it got me thinking. what are comedians going to do if obama wins? he's the one people like. bush has provided us with 8 years of material to work with...obama? i draw a blank. he's a cool guy. thoughts?

if they found him, a lot of people wouldn't really have much to do.