lol, oh!

(03-14-2019 01:17 PM)Kronke Wrote:  lol, oh!

the purest definition of "puppies that go woofy woof"....

(03-14-2019 10:35 AM)bullet Wrote:  "The Love Sponge" has to explain comedy.

https://outline.com/VHDgq8

"I host a comedy-driven radio show for guys. Until Sunday, no one confused it with something that should be taken seriously. Given my on-air name, “Bubba the Love Sponge,” I assume most people get the joke. We are rude, sometimes profane.

Tucker Carlson called into my satellite radio show regularly from 2006-11, and like all my guests, he adopted an edgy comic persona for the broadcast. He said really naughty things to make my audience laugh, and they did. The 100 or so shows we made with Mr. Carlson weren’t a secret.

Do I really need to go into the rich history of insult comedy? ..."

Same as being held "accountable" for going on Howard Stern back in the day. Why would you go on, or why would they have you if you were just going to be another run of the mill commenting guest or whatever. Never make it inside the building.

Too much for some to grasp, I guess.

(03-13-2019 08:40 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(03-12-2019 07:16 PM)Kronke Wrote:  lol no one cares bro

Tucker just called brian stelter the "house eunuch" bahahahahahahaha

KING TUCKER

Fox will when he's left with the MyPillow creep as his lone advertiser.

hey now, you've gone too far here. What's he got to do with anything? The 50 bucks I spent on my mypillow is the best 50 bucks I've spent in forever.

Why is it I wonder that SNL, The Late Show, and pretty much all the late night talk shows, can get away with anything at all since its art?

(03-15-2019 06:28 AM)TigerBlue4Ever Wrote:  Why is it I wonder that SNL, The Late Show, and pretty much all the late night talk shows, can get away with anything at all since its art?

Rhetorical question.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2...164475002/

Another defense of Carlson, from someone who doesn't seem to like him much.

"...This was the point at which Carlson short-circuited the cycle. Just when he was supposed to prostrate himself, he did not. He was supposed to apologize, those who were offended were to reject his apology, and a new news cycle could start about the thing he said, the apology he proffered, and the career damage he sustained when no one accepted his apology.

Joan Rivers used to do this regularly and I admired it. I wouldn't have told many of the jokes Rivers told, but I also wasn't interested in punishing her for telling them.

In 2014, Rivers told a joke that referenced three women recently rescued from a basement in Cleveland where they'd been held captive for a decade. There was an uproar, apologies were demanded, and she simply said no.

"I know what those girls went through. It was a little, stupid joke. There is nothing to apologize for. I made a joke. That's what I do. Calm down. Calm f------ down. I'm a comedienne. They're free, so let's move on."

Those who were interested in being outraged were forced to move on to something else...."

https://amgreatness.com/2019/03/14/the-w...y-blanket/
Writer unloads on the Post's misleading part in the attack on Carlson.