Scott Beale
Scott Beale founded Laughing Squid in 1995 in San Francisco and is currently based in New York City. He can be found posting on Threads and sharing photos on Instagram.
Kasper Hauser Gives SkyMaul Presentation at Google
Kasper Hauser, the San Francisco sketch comedy group behind the brilliant parody of This American Life, recently gave an hilarious presentation at Google (part of…
Fecal Face Dot Com 7.5 Year Anniversary
The amazing San Francisco based online art community resource Fecal Face Dot Com is having the their big 7.5 Year Anniversary Artistic Exhibition tomorrow night,…
R2-D2 Mailbox, USPS Jedi Shipping & Mailing Master
Ok, I finally shot a photo of the R2-D2 mailbox at the SOMA Caltrain Station that has been taunting me every time I walk by…
Laughing Squid Paradise Lost Missed Connections
Not to feel left out, in addition to the TechCrunch party missed connection, our Paradise Lost event on Saturday had a couple of its own…
Chicken John vs Josh Wolf Mayoral Debate & Fundraiser
It’s Chicken vs. Wolf, that’s right San Francisco mayoral candidates Chicken John and Josh Wolf are going to battle it out on August 5th at…
Burning Book, A Visual History of Burning Man
Portland, Oregon journalist Jessica Bruder has written a book about Burning Man, “Burning Book, A Visual History of Burning Man”, which was published by Simon…
New York’s Vocal Acrobat Zero Boy at Chez Poulet
The amazing Zero Boy is in town from New York. He did a short performance at our Paradise Lost event on Saturday, but if you…
What Was Your First Experience With Laughing Squid?
Eddie Codel put together a great video from Laughing Squid Paradise Lost where he asked people at the party “When was the first time you…
TechCrunch Missed Connection
Laughing Squid makes craigslist missed connections via one of my photos from the TechCrunch party: s.f. bayarea craigslist > san francisco > missed connections cute…
Aqua Teen Hunger Force Movie Intro
Here’s the hilarious short that was shown before the “Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters”. It’s a spoof on the classic “Let’s…