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More Humor Columns by Horace J. Digby
 
     Super Bowl Sunday -- Horace friends come up with a great idea for Super Bowl Sunday, but they invite him to the party anyway.  Between commercials and plate loads of snacks Horace finds some time to bet on the outcome. 
 
     Nurses, Bondage, Lindsey Lohan -- (Delusional Digby Delivers in Latest Lohan Lunacy) -- Horace wakes up in the hospital with two young nurses holding him captive, Lindsey Lohan and a billion dollar bearer bond may be his only hope.    
 
     What Happens In Vegas -- When Horace J. Digby heads for Las Vegas, all the bells are ringing.  But we all  know "what happens in Vegas . . ."        http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/cvegas.htm.   
 
     Looking for Bob Newhart ( on eBay) -- When Horace J. Digby learned that he would be interviewing both Dave Barry and Bob Newhart, his pal Pam Gilbert-Bugbee came up with a plan to help him do research for the interviews in record time.   http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/cnewhart.htm.    
 
     Pondering (on life after death) -- Diana Ahlquist wanted some quotes from Digby for her new book, The Complete Idiot's Guide to The Afterlife.  This is what Digby came up with.   http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/cfterlife.htm.    

     An Evening With Thornton Wilder (a Theatrical Review) -- When Digby's Editor asks him to review a play, all heck doesn't break loose for a change.

 
     The Da Vinci Mole (an interview with the author) --  In a sincere effort to cash in on the coming clamor and hype, Digby interviews Dr. Ian Browne, author of The summer's most daring rip-off, The Da Vinci Mole.   http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/cdavincimole.htm
 
     A Crazy-Legs Christmas  --  Digby and his attorney, Clarence Darrow Gnostapopolis, Don't know diddley-squat about shopping, until the team up with old friend Caufbaugh Twilley, who does.
 
     Dog Days (hot dog that is) --  It's time to tackle the perplexing imbalance between hot dogs and hot dog buns.  You'll relish the solution Digby comes up with.     http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/cdogdays.htm.  
 
     The New Four Basic Food Groups --  We all learned about the four basic food groups.  Here are the things you didn't learn in school.   http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/cbasicfoodgroups.htm

     Our Mister Calendar --  Ever wonder where ancient people got the idea for a seven day week?  Horace J. Digby raises (but does not answer) this and many other questions.  http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/ccalendar.htm

     Christmas Shopping --  "Do your Christmas shopping early?"  Enough said. http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/cchristmasshopping.htm

     Doot's Christmas News Letter --  Even the Digby family dog gets into the act, with Doot's Christmas News Letter.  Yule never believe this.  http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/cdootschristmasnewsletter.htm

     Geraldo Rivera and The Secret Vaults of Saddam Hussein --  Where was Rivera when we needed him?  http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/cgeraldoriverasecretvaults.htm

     Good Morning to You --  "Early to bed—Early to Rise."  Indeed!  Debunking the good morning myth.  http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/cgoodmorning.htm

     How To Hang Up The Phone --  Digby explains how to get those pesky callers OFF THE LINE.   http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/changupthephone.htm
 
     Help Me Make It Through The Night --  With Insomnia and Sleep Disorder on the rise, Horace J. Digby offers a column to help put you to sleep.  http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/chelpmemakeitthrough.htm
 
     How To Write Humor --  Ever wonder how to write humor?  Digby comes through with insider secrets from one of Lexington Film's leading humorists.  http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/chumor.htm
 
     Lawyer Bashing --  Has lawyer-bashing gone far enough?  We think not, but you be the judge.  Digby examines the uses and abuses of lawyer "jokes."   http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/clawyerbashing.htm
 
     Not Enough Time --  Einstein had relativity, Newton had gravity, but Digby's whacky neighbor Linda has some theories of her own.  If you ever find yourself saying, "Not enough time. . ." here is a solution that will keep you laughing.      http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/cnotenoughtime.htm
 
     Preventing Credit Fraud --  Credit fraud is becoming a major business.  Join Horace J. Digby as he explores some pointers given by a well meaning friend.  http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/cpreventingcreditfraud.htm
 
     The Razor's Edge -- A nostalgic romp through one man's experience with shaving equipment, and advertising over the years.  "Take it off.  Take it all off."
 
     The Hot-Dogs of Autumn --  Summer draws to a close, and Digby again catches his wonder dog at the typewriter. 
 
     The New Four Basic Food Groups --  Digby discovers that there is a new "four basic food groups," but there's no such thing as a free lunch.  http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/cbasicfoodgroups.htm.
 
     Your Horoscope --  Nancy Reagan believed in horoscopes, and so do millions of other people.  Digby tests their validity once and for all. 
 
     The New Four Basic Food Groups --  We all learned about the four basic food groups.  Here are the things you didn't learn in school.   http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/cbasicfoodgroups.htm

     Our Mister Calendar --  Ever wonder where ancient people got the idea for a seven day week?  Horace J. Digby raises (but does not answer) this and many other questions.  http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/ccalendar.htm

     Christmas Shopping --  "Do your Christmas shopping early?"  Enough said. http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/cchristmasshopping.htm

     Doot's Christmas News Letter --  Even the Digby family dog gets into the act, with Doot's Christmas News Letter.  Yule never believe this.  http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/cdootschristmasnewsletter.htm

     Geraldo Rivera and The Secret Vaults of Saddam Hussein --  Where was Rivera when we needed him?  http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/cgeraldoriverasecretvaults.htm

     Good Morning to You --  "Early to bed—Early to Rise."  Indeed!  Debunking the good morning myth.  http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/cgoodmorning.htm

     How To Hang Up The Phone --  Digby explains how to get those pesky callers OFF THE LINE.   http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/changupthephone.htm
 
     Help Me Make It Through The Night --  With Insomnia and Sleep Disorder on the rise, Horace J. Digby offers a column to help put you to sleep.  http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/chelpmemakeitthrough.htm
 
     How To Write Humor --  Ever wonder how to write humor?  Digby comes through with insider secrets from one of Lexington Film's leading humorists.  http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/chumor.htm
 
     Lawyer Bashing --  Has lawyer-bashing gone far enough?  We think not, but you be the judge.  Digby examines the uses and abuses of lawyer "jokes."   http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/clawyerbashing.htm
 
     Not Enough Time --  Einstein had relativity, Newton had gravity, but Digby's whacky neighbor Linda has some theories of her own.  If you ever find yourself saying, "Not enough time. . ." here is a solution that will keep you laughing.      http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/cnotenoughtime.htm
 
     Preventing Credit Fraud --  Credit fraud is becoming a major business.  Join Horace J. Digby as he explores some pointers given by a well meaning friend.  http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/cpreventingcreditfraud.htm
 
     The Razor's Edge -- A nostalgic romp through one man's experience with shaving equipment, and advertising over the years.  "Take it off.  Take it all off."
 
     The Hot-Dogs of Autumn --  Summer draws to a close, and Digby again catches his wonder dog at the typewriter. 
 
     The New Four Basic Food Groups --  Digby discovers that there is a new "four basic food groups," but there's no such thing as a free lunch.  http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/cbasicfoodgroups.htm.
 
     Your Horoscope --  Nancy Reagan believed in horoscopes, and so do millions of other people.  Digby tests their validity once and for all. 
 
     The New Four Basic Food Groups --  Digby discovers that there is a new "four basic food groups," but there's no such thing as a free lunch.  http://www.lexingtonfilm.com/cbasicfoodgroups.htm.
 
     Your Horoscope --  Nancy Reagan believed in horoscopes, and so do millions of other people.  Digby tests their validity once and for all. 
 


 



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