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That Chicago Cubs fan that caught that ball a few years back is only thing I can think of. That dude had to pull a Jason Bourne if I remember right.
Get outta my head charles!!!
- Only 1 I could think of as well.-
That Chicago Cubs fan that caught that ball a few years back is only thing I can think of. That dude had to pull a Jason Bourne if I remember right.
I don't agree with this at all.
me neither, it's bullshit
I don't buy that a significant portion of Colbert's audience doesn't understand that it's satire instead of just making fun of Asians.Care to elaborate?
That Chicago Cubs fan that caught that ball a few years back is only thing I can think of. That dude had to pull a Jason Bourne if I remember right.
Get outta my head charles!!!
- Only 1 I could think of as well.-
Care to elaborate?
That Chicago Cubs fan that caught that ball a few years back is only thing I can think of. That dude had to pull a Jason Bourne if I remember right.
I don't buy that a significant portion of Colbert's audience doesn't understand that it's satire instead of just making fun of Asians.
"Ching-Chong Ding-Dong Foundation for Sensitivity to Orientals or Whatever" is entirely obvious to anyone who tunes in and watches Colbert.
If you watch the segment, it's obvious.
Literally the only thing Colbert does is to satirize people and situations by agreeing with them too hard. That's his entire show. That's his entire character. He does nothing but satire, all day, every day.
It's like getting pissed at this because it's too subtle.
did the joke fail or did humanity fail?Putting this here instead of the Colbert thread for reasons:
Why Colbert's Joke Failed
They pretty much say what I initially thought; he didn't go hard enough for it to really be effective. I feel like Colbert is reaching that late Chappelle Show point, where people in on the jokes appreciate them for what they are, but everyone else is just laughing mindlessly.
I also think the fact he went to Asians and not black people is interesting, especially when we know how often Natural's Law pops up.
on a side note Grown Ups 2 is one hell of a mini SNL reunion. Say what you want about Sandler, but dude makes sure his friends eat.
I don't buy that a significant portion of Colbert's audience doesn't understand that it's satire instead of just making fun of Asians.
"Ching-Chong Ding-Dong Foundation for Sensitivity to Orientals or Whatever" is entirely obvious to anyone who tunes in and watches Colbert.
If you watch the segment, it's obvious.
Literally the only thing Colbert does is to satirize people and situations by agreeing with them too hard. That's his entire show. That's his entire character. He does nothing but satire, all day, every day.
What do you think is bullshit about it
did the joke fail or did humanity fail?
The joke didn't fail. Humanity failed.
Coffee and music are the only things keeping me sane this morning.
Edit: That werewolf enthusiast thread...I can't. Staying out of OT for the rest of the day.
And Beef I laughed at Grown ups 2. If you seen the first half its worth finishing. Nothing spectacular but there's a big fight at the end.
Ching chong is subtle???
I'm guessing zero people have done that.I wonder if anyone's ever refused being drafted by the Redskins over the name?
(I know nothing about how they usually make out as far as draft order)
I wonder if anyone's ever refused being drafted by the Redskins over the name?
(I know nothing about how they usually make out as far as draft order)
Further revealing my ignorance about pro football, if a draftee refuses a pick, what happens after that?
No one would do that. The redskin's are one of the most profitable teams when it comes to merchandising. That's why the owner won't change the name they make a shit load of cash off of it.
That's what I'm saying. Fuck outta here with that noise.
He has to sit out a year, the team owns his draft eligibility for an entire year once they draft him. He can try and force them to trade him (like Eli Manning did) but that's really the only option.
You don't. Only Dicks try and insert themselves into other people's lives and impose their values. It's a fucking tough decision and wish you the best. I only asked cuz you briefly mentioned what sounds like a monumental decision.I don't want to sound heartless, but logically it's not the best time for either her or I to have a child. Many sacrifices will be made and it's going to be tough as hell. On the flip side though, having my own little minion running around to do my bidding is always nice.
And you can guarantee his draft stock will plummet. Like from a 1st to 6th rounder, if drafted at all. The nfl had this weird ideal that anyone not 'following the normal path' becomes an outcast. It's why Desean Jackson gets released instead of traded for a 5th round pick. And why he isn't been picked up by the panthers. Or has 6 other suitors.All right, if that's the case I can see why that's not happening.
Wow so a local radio host posted on twitter to see some chick from ultra doing coke on some naked girl...And people wonder why most locals want it banned..
His writers always go Asian before and after his black friend series of jokesPutting this here instead of the Colbert thread for reasons:
Why Colbert's Joke Failed
They pretty much say what I initially thought; he didn't go hard enough for it to really be effective. I feel like Colbert is reaching that late Chappelle Show point, where people in on the jokes appreciate them for what they are, but everyone else is just laughing mindlessly.
I also think the fact he went to Asians and not black people is interesting, especially when we know how often Natural's Law pops up.
Now you truly are a community Cartographer
oh, shit. white people dancing thread got bumped.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=106418660&postcount=932
I'm about to get looks if I don't suppress this laughter.
I don't buy that a significant portion of Colbert's audience doesn't understand that it's satire instead of just making fun of Asians.
"Ching-Chong Ding-Dong Foundation for Sensitivity to Orientals or Whatever" is entirely obvious to anyone who tunes in and watches Colbert.
If you watch the segment, it's obvious.
Literally the only thing Colbert does is to satirize people and situations by agreeing with them too hard. That's his entire show. That's his entire character. He does nothing but satire, all day, every day.
Intent doesn't matter?Then at that point he's preaching to the choir.
Like I said in the thread my issue with the joke is that it uses actual racism to tell us that this other racism is bad. Comes off as irresponsible :-/
Then at that point he's preaching to the choir.
Like I said in the thread my issue with the joke is that it uses actual racism to tell us that this other racism is bad. Comes off as irresponsible :-/
Yeah, I was shocked at how many SNL members were in it. Taylor Lautner being the frat douchebro was funny as fuck. Was the last half as good as the first? Haven't had a chance to watch all of it.
Putting this here instead of the Colbert thread for reasons:
Why Colbert's Joke Failed
They pretty much say what I initially thought; he didn't go hard enough for it to really be effective. I feel like Colbert is reaching that late Chappelle Show point, where people in on the jokes appreciate them for what they are, but everyone else is just laughing mindlessly.
I also think the fact he went to Asians and not black people is interesting, especially when we know how often Natural's Law pops up.
Then at that point he's preaching to the choir.
Like I said in the thread my issue with the joke is that it uses actual racism to tell us that this other racism is bad. Comes off as irresponsible :-/
Intent doesn't matter?
Intent matters but to make an analogy if you accidentally step on my toe I'm still going to ask that you apologize because I'm in pain as a result of your actions regardless if you meant to do it or not. This doesn't make you a serial toe stomper but just had this accident.
Colbert meant well with his skit and isn't a racist and no I don't think his show should be canceled as a result of it.
I agree, because it's an incredibly closed-minded and limited viewpoint, but when it comes to the race thing people want to believe that it's anything but that. Dude, it's just my preference. Get over it. Nope, no need to examine what might have molded those preferences. It's ingrained.
Intent matters but to make an analogy if you accidentally step on my toe I'm still going to ask that you apologize because I'm in pain as a result of your actions regardless if you meant to do it or not. This doesn't make you a serial toe stomper but just had this accident.
Colbert meant well with his skit and isn't a racist and no I don't think his show should be canceled as a result of it.