“I've been on what I call my UFO Tour, which means, like UFOs, I too have been appearing in small southern towns in front of a handful of hillbillies lately. I've been doubting my own existence.”

Flying Saucer Tour Vol. I (2002)

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American comedian 1961–1994

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