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frankj1 Offline
#1 Posted:
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I can't believe it takes a lib to express contempt for what was sold as political humor at that DC press/writers thingie that no one watched.

It's well known that I'm not a supporter of the targets of the alleged humor, but this crossed any lines of decency imaginable...and I am far from a prude and not easily shocked. Love gross humor, over the edge filth of Kinneson/Dice Clay etc stuff that crosses lines of comfort, pushes the envelope...

I don't know her name, only saw minutes of clips on (yes, liberal!) news, but this was putrid personal and wrong.
delta1 Offline
#2 Posted:
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as bad as Kathy Griffin holding up a fake bloody Trump head?
frankj1 Offline
#3 Posted:
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delta1 wrote:
as bad as Kathy Griffin holding up a fake bloody Trump head?

that was a sick misguided attempt that never even appeared to be political humor.
this was more conventional monolog that should have had some people there walking out...even I would have supported their protests.
DrafterX Offline
#4 Posted:
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I didn't watch it.. Mellow
MACS Offline
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You mean the comedian nobody ever heard of until just then making disgusting jokes about Sarah Sanders?

I don't want to say I was outraged, but if I was any relation to Sarah Sanders, I'd have straight punched that b*tch in the throat.
delta1 Offline
#6 Posted:
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me neither...cuz Trump decided not to go...he shoulda gone and did some Obama jokes to try to even the score...
gummy jones Offline
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The news outlets I follow (kind of) expressed much disgust immediately after but conceded that it was expected and moved on. When I heard about it I did the same. I mean multiple celebrities (snoop, that old red head chick, and I'm sure many more) have portrayed the presidents death "artistically" while many others have at least had wet Twitter daydreams about his assassination.

I actually saw some good press on that chick immediately after from cnn, msnbc, etc. Sad.

I didn't personally bother to learn her name or watch the clips myself and did not plan to.
frankj1 Offline
#8 Posted:
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DrafterX wrote:
I didn't watch it.. Mellow

me neither. but saw stuff on the news and really had a visceral (right word?) reaction.

I expect this event to like a "Roast". It wasn't.
delta1 Offline
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I just looked at a snippet...the hostess was Michele Wolf...found her unfunny, her voice a little irritating, but the content didn't seem out of bounds...she dissed everybody during the sequence I saw...


and I wouldn't waste my time to see what she said about Trump spokesliar Sara H Sanders, another comedienne I find unfunny...
frankj1 Offline
#10 Posted:
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perhaps the clips I saw were tailored to repulse
But what's political about Sanders ass? More hurtful than comedic.
delta1 Offline
#11 Posted:
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Didn't see that...Sanders' ass is in no way objectionable...it's her countenance, the smirky frown she makes, when she dismisses questions from the press...that coulda been a source of humor...


not that I've ever had a good look at it...could it be the cons have cut Wolf some slack due to all the hurtful things they said about Michelle Obama in and after office?
frankj1 Offline
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delta1 wrote:
Didn't see that...Sanders ass is in no way objectionable...it's her countenance, the smirky frown she makes, when she dismisses questions from the press...that coulda been a source of humor...


not that I've ever had a good look at it...could it be the cons have cut Wolf some slack due to all the hurtful things they said about Michelle Obama in and after office?

I dislike Sanders...but am impressed with how long she can win a staring contest without grinning.
Spicer couldn't do it.
delta1 Offline
#13 Posted:
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I guess there's a reason for her to be such a grouch and a sour puss...she's got an impossible job trying to keep her boss in a positive light...
JadeRose Offline
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I didn't care for it either, Frank. It was all mean spirited and not remotely funny. These people deserve to be "roasted" as you said but this crossed a line. I guess that is the world we live in now. As long as it's $hitty and mean, I guess it passes for "comedy" now. I didn't even think it was clever, which, to me, is the greatest sin of all.
frankj1 Offline
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JadeRose wrote:
I didn't care for it either, Frank. It was all mean spirited and not remotely funny. These people deserve to be "roasted" as you said but this crossed a line. I guess that is the world we live in now. As long as it's $hitty and mean, I guess it passes for "comedy" now. I didn't even think it was clever, which, to me, is the greatest sin of all.

I don't know if you know this, but I do look to you to set the line...this goes back to establishing a line when it came to family a few years ago.

It was not clever in any sense of the word.
JadeRose Offline
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frankj1 wrote:
I don't know if you know this, but I do look to you to set the line...this goes back to establishing a line when it came to family a few years ago.

It was not clever in any sense of the word.




Wow......well, uh, thanks, I guess. Set your bar a little higher, Frank. Lol. I can be as tasteless as anyone and I KNOW I can be offensive but I DO, at least, try to be clever. Most good humor will probably offend someone but it doesn't have to be mean-spirited. I guess the best example I can give (and a personal hero) is Don Rickles. What an honor it must have been to be the target of one of his jokes. I woulda given anything to be torn into by Don Rickles and I would been laughing harder than anyone. He wasn't mean. He was funny. This broad wasn't funny. Just mean. I don't like ANY of the people she took shots at but I just found her bit unfunny, mean-spirited, and uncomfortable. Which I'm sure was the point.
frankj1 Offline
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you make my point better than I did.
JadeRose Offline
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Actually, A better example that's much closer to home is our very own Magwitch. Those posts were highly offensive. Racist, disturbing, and one in particular did make disparaging remarks about the picture of another member's child, BUT GADDAMMIT, they made me laugh. I don't know who was actually writing that stuff but it was downright inspired. I found it all hilarious because it was so ridiculously clever. Maybe that says more about me than the writer but I can live with that.
ZRX1200 Offline
#19 Posted:
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I call it a deep fried twinkie when you don't wash your pecker for a week.

What were we talking about?
JadeRose Offline
#20 Posted:
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ZRX1200 wrote:
I call it a deep fried twinkie when you don't wash your pecker for a week.

What were we talking about?



I don't know. Your pecker, I guess.
tailgater Offline
#21 Posted:
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Humor can be subjective.
But SOMEBODY has to find it funny or it's just hatred.
frankj1 Offline
#22 Posted:
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love Magwitch.

gross and edgy and filthy don't bother me, I even like that humor...and I suppose some personal physical traits are in play as well...

tail, I have tried my best to stop saying a word that you once objected to when used by another here, and I agreed with your reasoning.

delta1 Offline
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hah...I attended a Don Rickles performance at the old Sahara Resort and Casino in LV in 1979. My uncle worked as a pitboss then and got us great seats. He spotted me in the front row and called me up on stage so he could humiliate the little slanty eyed ****. Highlight of my life to get bitch slapped by Mr. Rickles when I sad something back. He told me to "shuddup, I'm the funny one here"

Rickles was much smaller than I had imagined...
JadeRose Offline
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delta1 wrote:
hah...I attended a Don Rickles performance at the old Sahara Resort and Casino in LV in 1979. My uncle worked as a pitboss then and got us great seats. He spotted me in the front row and called me up on stage so he could humiliate the little slanty eyed ****. Highlight of my life to get bitch slapped by Mr. Rickles when I sad something back. He told me to "shuddup, I'm the funny one here"

Rickles was much smaller than I had imagined...





I'm jealous. That would have been amazing. I got to see Rickles open for Sinatra back in 91. Frank could barely sing but Rickles was still Rickles. He didn't abuse me but I still laughed like an idiot.
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