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Keith Lowell Jensen (KLJ,
KL Jelly, Jerk Ass Director)
Bio:
I've been an MC for Spike and Mike's Animation
Festival. I was the founder and first person
to retire from The Trash Film Orgy. I've gone
way past 2nd base with a girl, though I'm still
looking for a home run. My home page is www.RockAss.net
Favorite
parts played in ICBINC:
1. Jerk
Ass Director
2. Death
3. Homeless sign guy
in wheelchair
4. Necro-Scabulous
Proudest
ICBINC moment:
1. Forgetting lines during the talk
and rewriting it on stage.
2. Building the
stage, the lights
    and producing our first shows
completely independently.
Four of 'em in one year.
3. Convincing all these other
    suckers to do this without
    paying any of them a dime.
4. Playing the SF Sketchfest,
and having sold out shows
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Most
trying moment on tour: Playing in Tempe and finding out the opening act consisted of five white women pretending to be muslim women with machine guns and bad arabic accents. It was one of the most offensive thing I've ever seen on stage, and we got to follow them. It went okay though. We had a great show.
What
would be a more fitting name for ICBINC:
"Keith Lowell Jensen... and Friends (but
Mostly Keith Lowell Jensen)". or maybe
"Give Us Ten Dollars".
What
have you given up to be in ICBINC:
My Life. But it wasn't much of a life anyway.
Just sitting around listening to comedy records.
God I miss those days.
My myspace.com page. Be my friend.
And also check out my other projects.
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Do you really collect Barbie's:
Yes. Okay. I collect Barbies. I also love to watch Singing In The Rain, Cabaret, Chicago, and just about any other musical that comes on the TV. I'm secure in my heterosexuality. I'm not gonna be ashamed of what I like. So there. I also like shoes and striped pants that fit my ass well. Big deal. And also having sex with men.
Comedy Influences: Chris Morris, Marx Brothers, Blues Brothers, Charlie Chaplin, Shelly Berman, Carol Burnette, Bob Newhart, Early SNL, Monty Python, All In The Family, Woody Allen, The Holy Bible, not in that order.
Would
You Ever... Most certainly not. Unless
of course you're treating.
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