The book is called “You Are the Messiah!” and it’s a parody of sorts, written in a similar tone/format of the best-selling “Choose Your Own Adventure” pre-teen game book series. Only in my book, you get to be Jesus Christ back in the Bible days and you get to have all sorts of fun and troubles! You’ll love it!
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We’ve been getting requests for a lot of the old content we used to feature on this website, so we’re going to start slowly re-uploading some of that silly stuff over the coming months. The first item we’re tackling is the complete PDF archive of The Campus Dirt, which was the satire newspaper we printed up while we attended LSU. It’s got a lot of LSU-related inside jokes in it, but above all, it was a parody of newspapers in general – from fake letters to the editor to fake games to fake classified ads – it’s all there. We secured enough advertising to print up 11 8-page issues and you can now download them in all their glory in PDF form below.
Hamp Coogan knows how to survive in the wild and you don’t. In this episode, called “When Hurts Happen,” Hamp suffers some serious injuries and then shows you how to treat them. DANGER ZONE!
Starring Eric W. Pierson as Hamp Coogan and Akul Dang as Bokstyk Dangli.
Written, directed, & edited by Brock LaBorde.
Hamp Coogan knows how to survive in the wild and you don’t. In this episode, called “Surviving Snows,” Hamp saves you from the cold clutches of a frozen, snowy death.
Starring Eric W. Pierson as Hamp Coogan and Akul Dang as Bokstyk Dangli.
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the complete PDF archive of The Campus Dirt, which was the satire newspaper we printed up while we attended LSU. It’s got a lot of LSU-related inside jokes in it, but above all, it was a parody of newspapers in general – from fake letters to the editor to fake games to fake classified ads – it’s all there. We secured enough advertising to print up 11 8-page issues and you can now download them in all their glory in PDF form below.
