To clarify. I like Community, have watched the whole series, and look forward to it every time it's on. I don't think there's anything wrong with it doing what it does. I just

I don't mind the fan-service (in the sense of rewarding close attention) and the barriers to accessibility. That's just serving a small audience. Nothing wrong with that.

Very good question.

It's a good bet his prints are on file, although more likely in NC than SC. But yeah, he's been at the house plenty of times. Fingerprints aren't evidence that he was there for the overdose.

Explain more about how girls work.

@avclub-472d722b57a4ed37e41e70c9c9d7d0f3:disqus You are terrible!

Dude….

You lost me at "sports anal"

He's not as much crazy as he is sanctimonious and hyperbolic.

Lobsters 1, you disingenous or trolling or crazy person, if she just doesn't like Louis CK then it's pretty ridiculous to organize a boycott around it, and even more ridiculous to do it in March when he was booked in December.

@avclub-955d864a62659945cc9434898e275deb:disqus No it's not, she's just one audience member. In this case, an audience member who thinks she owns the room, which is the shittiest kind.

Yeah it was Norm MacDonald, you got it right.

I think it makes it easier to recognize cruelty and stupidity.

Sure but those guys are to some degree interested in actually engaging what's wrong with what they said.

Sure, but he's also a professional comedian who knows what room he's playing.

I have no idea what Soledad O'Brian was saying on CNN this morning and most Louis CK fans don't either.

Norm was fucking hilarious when he hosted during the Clinton years (excuse the shitty title on the link)
http://www.youtube.com/watc…

Nobody* gives a shit that he used the word "slut." It's the actual idea he's talking about. Namely, that a woman who advocates the use of contraception is a slut.

Well, I think those people were actually pretty considerate about the language they used and why they were using it. Whereas Rush was just using it to say that a woman who supported contraception was to be shamed for sexual behavior.

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