DrForester
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And we're off to a great start
Edit: ROFL @ the puppet
Edit: ROFL @ the puppet
DrForester said:I don't like that new corespondent...
DrForester said:I don't like that new corespondent...
Madrigal? I thought he had actually started off really well. Correspondents always struggle at the beginning. Some never improve, though.DrForester said:I don't like that new corespondent...
Hawkian said:Olivia Munn is still technically on the show?
xcrunner529 said:C'mon, she's funny...and hot. Mostly hot.
Are they on vacation AGAIN?
How do we make this happen? I want this to happen.Canadian rock band The Tea Party broke up in 2005, but its members now stand to make a pretty penny thanks to the domain name they registered back in the early 1990s, BusinessWeek reports.
Known for a unique Middle-Eastern-tinged brand of prog-rock, Tea Party share a name with the U.S. right-wing movement. The band's web site, teaparty.com, apparently receives many visits from confused visitors seeking info about the grassroots movement's candidates.
"So much damage has been done to our name by the political movement that we're considering selling," the band's bassist, Stuart Chatwood, told BusinessWeek.
As the 2012 presidential race approaches and interest in Tea Party's political candidates rises, many are now speculating the Canadian rockers could auction off their domain name for a price as high as $1 million.
The band has also suggested it could be open to the idea of lending the domain name to someone of a different political stripe: in the BusinessWeek piece, Chatwood says the band contemplated letting Stephen Colbert or Jon Stewart the teaparty.com domain in order to "dispel some of the stuff that the Tea Party says."
Firestorm said:Should rock band The Tea Party sell its domain name to the political movement?How do we make this happen? I want this to happen.
Battersea Power Station said:Stewart's interview with Adam Sandler last night was so strange.
I think they did that since the second segment was angry/humourless and would kill the lead-in to Sandler.NotTheGuyYouKill said:Yeah. It felt a bit odd, more subdued than I would have thought. Plus they flipped the order of the show around for no reason.
Socreges said:I think they did that since the second segment was angry/humourless and would kill the lead-in to Sandler.
But yeah I fast-forwarded after listening to them awkwardly banter for a couple minutes. Neither seemed interested.
Socreges said:I think they did that since the second segment was angry/humourless and would kill the lead-in to Sandler.
Should rock band The Tea Party sell its domain name to the political movement?How do we make this happen? I want this to happen.
Colbert plugged Harvey Birdman. Awesome.
I missed it. What did he say?