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						  When comedian Bill Engvall performs, he likens his act to a bunch of friends just getting together to have a good time. &ldquo;I&rsquo;m like the guy next door,&rdquo; said Engvall, who will appear on Oct. 22, at the Paramount Theatre in Aurora. &ldquo;I view my show like we&rsquo;re all just sitting around like neighbors and I happen to be the funny one.&rdquo; Engvall finds humor in everyday situations. In his show he talks about things like marriage and vacations and has general observations about life. &ldquo;I talk about family, and about getting older,&rdquo; Engvall said. &ldquo;You know, I find that  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   