I hope he does the first two, but I hope he doesn't apologize. I'm so sick of hearing phony apologies for things people did on purpose and really aren't that sorry for.
I hope he does the first two, but I hope he doesn't apologize. I'm so sick of hearing phony apologies for things people did on purpose and really aren't that sorry for.
By the way, I don't use kid gloves with this word, mostly because I don't say it very often except when singing along to rap, in which case I use it a LOT…but that's rap. The only reason I wrote "n*gger" the way I did was because The AV Club rejected my comment where I wrote it out the way it's spelled. I guess it's…
How is it being the aggressor to say the word "n*gger?" What if you're just talking about the word and its social repercussions? Do you really need to dance around it, using the euphemism "the n word" when the first thing that comes into everyone's minds when they hear "the n word" is "n*gger?" You're giving that…
Don't mind Khal Drag A Hoe; this person wants to tell you that you can't say words that are offensive but uses "hoe" in their handle, as if that isn't an awful thing to call a woman. Chris Rock already said it was OK if you're singing along.
I'd say it's pretty fucking close. You do dumb unnecessary shit, and there may be consequences to pay. No one's saying you deserve it.
Frank Zappa's Rat Tomago. For as incomprehensible as Zappa can be, this solo just drives home what a killer rock guitarist he could also be.
I was there when Pulp Fiction dropped. It was mind-blowing.
You're not right.
Ray Combs was OK, but he didn't have the verve that O'Hurley did.
Next in line: Dude, I Was Totally Here
He must have gotten tired of waiting for all that winning that's supposed to happen.
That's what I like about these Price is Right hostesses: I get older, they stay the same age!
I used to love the way Bob Barker would just bring the tension to a fever pitch by faking the reveal and turning around to the contestant and saying "Now, you know, if you want to change your answer, you can still do that, it's still an option…"
I'm surprised he's still doing it, though if Bob Barker is any indication, I guess people don't give up doing TPIR the way they do with Family Feud.
Exactly? So does that mean he wins the crock pot and beard trimmer too?
"I saw her butt hole. I liked it."
After winning at Plinko, this man will never really be able to enjoy sex when he finally experiences it.
It sure looks like it.
That is some epic teabagging at 26:08.
You can fast forward to 29:12 where he shows up obviously drunk, because I guess that was what you mixed the Osmonds with in the 70s.