The Media covers Dave's surgery -- By popular demand, here's the clip that everyone's talking about. It's what the media did to cover Dave's surgery.

James Earl Jones Y2K Top Ten -- James Earl Jones presented a Top Ten list on 12/31/99. It was pretty funny. Check it out.

cityass.jpg -- You remember on April 12, 1995 that memorable moment? No, I'm not talking about Drew Barrymore's two best friends, I'm talking about a famous slogan for New York City that was chosen by Rudy Giuliani. It's of course "We can kick your city's ass!" Here's a scan of the pin that was made and given to people attending subsequent shows.

Letterman.avi -- OK, here's my famed appearance on Letterman. The video clip is in AVI format. It's a 2.24 MB file, so if you have the time, it's worth the download.

--If you get an error message saying you can't view the file, just download these drivers from Intel. These are codecs you need to view the video, if you don't have them.

bluecard.jpg-- Making this site more interactive than you can shake a stick at, here's an authentic, board certified, Late Show blue card. Now if you have a color printer, print up this life size card and throw it out your own window (note, sound of breaking glass not included).

John Malkovich Top Ten-- This is one of the funniest Top Tens ever presented. Check it out in RealVideo Format!

cup.jpg -- Here's a prize I won off of AOL. It's the official Late Show Plastic Collapsible Drinking Cup!

unsponge.jpg -- Here's an official "Late Show with David Letterman" Sponge I won off of America Online (Thanks Tommy!) This is when the sponge is NOT dipped in water.

sponge.jpg -- Here's when my "Late Show with David Letterman" Sponge IS dipped in water.

ticket.jpg -- Here's a rarity. Here's a ticket I received a while ago from the Letterman people, but there was never a taping of this show. It was a computer glitch. No matter, I was in school, so I wouldn't have seen the show.

lettermn.mid -- I found this somewhere on the Internet, and if you created it, please write me and I'll give you credit. It's the theme to the Late Night written by Paul Shaffer in MIDI format. It's pretty good too.

monolog.jpg -- When Dave came down towards me to take away my gum, he held out a piece of paper. He then crumpled it up, and attempted to throw it into the balcony. It missed. The fan who got it threw it back to me. When I was on my train home, I opened up the piece of paper, I found out it was the monologue script for the night. It's a nice collectible item, but please, don't mind the crumpledness, it came that way.

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