I
chose to start off this month’s letter with a pun, which, if I’m
right, most of you should enjoy. I’m pretty sure I’m not wrong,
either. So here’s the deal: I start to write this month’s “Letter from
the Editor” thing and a lot of the stuff that I want to write
about are things that we’ve been writing about. We’ve been
telling you about our DVD for the past couple of months, but we still
don’t have anything really new to report to you. And it’s not because
we haven’t been working on it, it’s just because these things take
time, okay?
Everything I just said brings me to what I am about to say: This
month’s “Letter from the Editor” thing won’t only excessively
use italics, but it’s going to do something different. As
founder and co-owner of this organization, I’m going to give you
readers an update on all of our employees, from top to bottom.
Starting from the top, then slowly heading towards the bottom, and
then if I feel like it, heading back up to the top.
Fannie
Beenerface - No matter how badly we treat this lady, she just
keeps writing and writing and writing. The problem is that she pretty
much sticks to one topic – her two miserable stupid sons. We feel
really bad for her and are fully aware that she supports her entire
family with the measly paycheck she gets from us every three
weeks. Our favorite part about Fannie is that she always brings her
sons to our office during our monthly meetings because we like to pad
our Super Smash Brothers stats against them.
Clay
Shompson - If there is anything you need to know about Clay, it’s
to avoid him at all costs. We’ve managed to avoid him for years. In
fact, we’ve never even met Clay. He started writing articles about his
everyday life about 5 years ago because he heard we were having a
writing contest. Even though he finished in exactly last place, we
didn’t have the heart to tell him, so he kept sending over these
weekly updates. Brock decided to spend an afternoon decoding his
almost-legible handwriting and uncovered a journalism treasure chest.
He hasn’t received a dime from us, though, and we’re pretty scared
that somehow, one day our paths will cross and he will demand payment.
Gentleman
Brock - Young reader, it’s time that you learned something today.
Gentleman Brock is actually a character portrayed by real-life
Studio 8 Co-Owner and Editor, Brock LaBorde. GB's got a book in the
works, but there's a lot of chance and speculation involved in that
project's success. Which brings us to…
Brock
LaBorde - As you know from reading
previous Editor Letters, Brock is
busy in New Orleans right now working on big-budget movies, building
contacts, and going to fancy beautiful people parties. Soon enough,
the rest of us, along with
Mikey the Mangler, will be joining
him. But who really cares about Brock? I mean, really?
Stephen
Sport - When Stephen isn’t sleeping off his late-night alcohol
poisoning or watching old pre-taped LSU football games, he’s pestering
us about throwing parties at the office or trying to organize fantasy
football leagues. We’re really getting annoyed with Stephen because he
doesn’t really have much to offer. He tries to have sex with all of
our girlfriends, he masturbates in our laundry, and licks all of the
leftovers in the Studio 8 fridge.
Cedric
von Samiss - Cedric has been doing the usual – prancing around in
his shiny shirt, getting invited to all the fancy parties, and writing
letters to our headquarters politely begging us for a raise, and
illegally coaching a junior male’s water gymnastics team at the YMCA,
which has gotten him arrested several times already. Be very afraid of
Cedric and never ever take his advice.
Gammy
Fritz – Gammy is losing more and more of her mind every day.
There’s no stopping this. There’s no stopping her from writing in her
journal, either. And there’s definitely no stopping us from publishing
them on the web for all of you suckers to see. If Gammy is a relative
of yours, please do not sue us. Also, stop sending us requests for
pictures of Gammy performing lewd sexual acts on sedated farm animals.
We can't afford to provide that kind of entertainment, folks.
Jared
Richard - Jared is still living lavishly ever since he got back
from his sweet little spring break vacation with his mom, aunt, and
little sister. The “Dynamite Four” spent countless hours trying to
count the number of hours it took them to design the perfect spring
break shirt, which Jared now wears every time he thinks that he might
be leaving the house. Jared’s current plans are mapping out next
year’s spring break retreat, thinking about next year’s spring break
retreat, and remembering this year’s spring break retreat.
Paper
Pants/The Lord of Darkness - These two pieces of worthless shit
have been stinking up our offices for what seems like nearly half a
decade. One picture story is their claim to fame, but riding the
coattails of the rest of us is their coo de gra (which is French for
Mardi Gras, I think). These two “menaces” still have a year left on
their contracts, so even though they are dead and will no longer be
providing content for this site, they’ll still be around in a sense.
Barbara
Stanson - Some of us higher ups in Studio 8 Entertainment
like to encourage Barbara to continue her heartfelt writings just
because we like to laugh at her shortcomings (her fat stomach and
gross titties). Others really enjoy munching down on her recipes
because you just can’t argue with deliciousness like that. Sometimes
we feel really bad when Barbara tries to hang out with us after-hours,
but then we remember how gross she is and we immediately stop feeling
bad.
Truston
Aillet- T has been hard at work on his Studio 8 portfolio, a
comprehensive list of everything he’s ever done with us. So far, he is
listed as appearing in over 4
Picture Stories, drawing at least 9
Comics,
writing 10
Articles, co-creating around 7
Article Concepts, thinking about doing 2
AOL Victims,
and laughing at most of the
Coupons. Other than that, T doesn’t
do much else, except slaughter innocents.
Stripes
the Dog – Who the hell ever thought a dog character would be funny
or interesting to read about? Stripes, that’s who! Stripes was just a
puppy when someone anonymously mailed him to the Studio 8 office in a
large heavily-taped envelope 2 years ago. When we named the puppy
‘Stripes’ and then asked him if he wanted to be a Character, he looked
at us in a way that most dogs look at people. We took that to mean,
“Yes,” and to this day, we are sticking by it and Stripes is slowly
cranking out more stupid-ass articles about the boring life of a
shut-in dog.
Drake
Dunlop - Drake has been having the greatest time in the world
adjusting to college life…except for the fact that he has chronic and
ridiculous passive-aggressive fights with his roommate, is addicted to
AOL Instant Messenger (though he has no friends), hates cafeteria
food, and is sexually frustrated to the point of chafing his penis. As
long as he remains incredibly paranoid, we’ll keep posting his
articles. And as long as you read them, we’ll keep figuring out new
ways to annoy Drake.
Chris
Trew – Chris is currently tied up with the task of writing this
sentence that you are reading. He isn’t too sure how he wants to end
this piece and sometimes he feels insecure about his abilities to
hold your interest while sort of giving you the inside scoop on
Studio 8’s real-life and fake-life employees. Chris thinks that he’s
pretty good at mixing the fact and fantasy, so you might have a hard
time figuring out which is which as you read and re-read the above
paragraphs.
Until next month, later to it. We, the
real and imagined employees of Studio 8 Entertainment, thank you for
visiting and we hope to give you some fancy entertainment in the next
few years.
Check out our movie,
vote for us on
The
Satire Awards, and have a nice day.