I was born in Seattle where I lived in-and-around for the next 24 years. I gave up working for my bachelor degree at Bellevue Community College after 2.5 years. Soon after, I started playing really stupid songs at local musical open microphones. I wasn't funny or musicians don't like being made fun of; either way, I didn't enjoy bombing in my hometown. Soon after I moved to Los Angeles.

That brings us to today:

I am a stand-up comedian. You can see me at the Hollywood Improv, The Laugh Factory, terrible coffee houses or bars, and other places around the country depending on my schedule. In the winter of 2006 I was invited to perform at the HBO Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, Co. Soon after Comedy Central asked me make some short films and shoot a stand-up special (special will be airing in 2007).

I am also an actor. I recently did some small to medium size roles in Unaccompanied Minors, Knocked Up, License to Wed, and Spring Breakdown. The films are in the process of being finished. All are set to release in late 2006 and early 2007.

Biography written in the first person by Nick Thune.