Fred Marple

New Hampshire humorist, Fred Marple sings a parody song to the tune of the familiar warm weather standard Blue Skies. "Never seen bugs, stubborn as this...bites on my face, welts on my wrist."

He points out that pie and bread is fine, "but when it's where it don't belong" like in a milkshake or cough drops, he's out.

This is the story of Nightmare On Elm Tree.

Now that the first day of Autumn has arrived, bringing us fairly warm days and colder nights, it's tough to agree with the rest of the family on when it's really time to fire up the boiler...right?

Now, here's New Hampshire humorist Fred Marple with a little numbah we can all commiserate to. This parody song complains about the yearly invasion of those awful, pesky biters, Black Flies.

Invariably, these web meetings come with distractions. Watch as our buddy Fred does his best to get through it with his furry and feathered colleagues.

He's back with another commercial parody promoting a new magazine venture that reflects the new reality. And of course, it's presented in a language we locals can all understand. It's "Fred Marple's Indoors"..."The magazine for indoor living."

Yankee humorist Fred Marple posted a very funny video on Facebook the other day ranting about Christmas tree lights. We especially love how he shows what the bad little bulb looks like before and after you 'fix' it.

Here's a funny song parody of The Mamas & The Papas California Dreamin' performed by New Hampshire humorist Fred Marple and company. It expresses the irritation we all have of dealing with poky leaf peepers this time of year...in particular, Massachusetts drivers.

With early fall bringing us warm days and cool nights, it's tough to agree with the rest of the family on when it's really time to turn on the thermostat...right? New Hampshire humorist and musician Fred Marple of the underappreciated town of Frost Heaves has a funny song for us that laments "It's Too Soon to Put the Heat On".

While we are all ooos and ahhs seeing the leaves the starting to change, maybe the leaves themselves feel differently about their annual demise.

New Hampshire humorist, Fred Marple got some neighbors together in the underappreciated town of Frost Heaves. They put together this wicked funny video of foliage zombies a few years back. We can relate for sure.

We love Fred here at WBLM! We especially love that he reminds us of the laughs the we once shared with our parents and grandparents. Ayuh!

Sometimes when it's broken, we just grab the duct tape and fix 'er up just like new. That's what New Hampshire humorist, Fred Marple did with his sun shade umbrella for the backyard for a good long time, until now.

If you've recently put away your shovels and drained the oil out of the snowblower, you probably won't like the answer to who's responsible for white stuff a few days ago.

This is a common struggle for everyone in Blimpville year after year. How long can we go without crankin' up the boiler?