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Join my southern talks as I explore humor in New Orleans and Houston with regionally specific humor. Learn more!

Written byChris Mooney

2006-06-21T20:15:40 | 1 min read

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I am doing my southern talks starting today: Details here. New Orleans tonight; Houston tomorrow night. I'm trying to think of regionally specific humor to use for New Orleans but also Houston in particular, so feel free to post any suggestions. You know, something along the lines of, when in Michigan make fun of Ohio State, when at Ohio State, make fun of Michigan....

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