He done fucked up.
In his defense, most people say shit like he said behind closed doors. Don't lie.
In his defense, most people say shit like he said behind closed doors. Don't lie.
Poor Kramer
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MikeyBong
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I have never repeated the "N" word several times in a room half filled with black people who payed me to entertain them, however, I'm sure we've all said and done stupid things that we regret later on after thinking about it! What pisses me off are all of the soft-minded jerks who seem to be calling for blood. The fact of the matter is that whether anyone agrees with what he said or not, he does have the right to say what he said. This is still America, no matter what certain doom and gloomers will try to convince you otherwise! Besides, the man publicly appalogized. If they want to refund the people who were in the audience their cover charge, I would say that would be MORE than enough to set it straight. Unfortunately, they're already talking about lawsuits!
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aztattooedsean
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obviously he shouldn't have used the N word but his biggest no no is that as a comedian, you should expect interruptions when you perform at places that serve alcohol.
That and you should expect, even with you're b minus celebrity status, a video camera to be on you at most times when you're performing.
nafnikufesin
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The best comedians make their living off of improvising with hecklers. When Howie Mandel does a live show, he barely has any set material; you can watch him two nights in a row and never see the same show because he's mostly just making fun of the hecklers (not that you'd know his skills from "Deal or No Deal" or those awful Boston Pizza commercials he does)
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Unfortunately, they're already talking about lawsuits!
What ever happened to "sticks & stones"? When all is said and done, it's still just words after all. I would agree with giving the people a refund and that being the end of it too.
I was haniging out the other night with these kids from Potomac Md. This is a really super rich jewish subarb of DC in md. And they started spewing faggot this and faggot that not knowing who I am. One of them stops the other kid during this rant and points toward me as if to say "we don't know if this dude is gay". That's when things got awkward and they changed their language to "homo-sexual". And that's when I decided to break the ice. I started yelling "he's a my pals, he's a my pals!". Parents, cousins, nanny's, all broke out in laughter and i did too but then it turned into crying. Do I really live in such a hateful racist society? But then I kicked myself. what the fuck? It's always been like that.
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I have already been hearing people say how they will not be able to watch seinfeld the same way anymore. Thats too bad cuz it was one of the greatest shows ever and just got ruined. I will always be a fan, but Richards was not cut out for stand-up.
nafnikufesin
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Interesting how this happened right before Seinfeld season 7 got released on DVD. Coincidence?
Regardless, the rantings of one player won't ruin what was one of the greatest TV series ever.
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"Oh, so now I can't express myself b/c the color of my skin! You're the racist.
It's not like I said my pals. Porch Monkey isn't racist. I'm taking it back"-Clerks 2
Not verbatim but close enough
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molochete
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"Oh, so now I can't express myself b/c the color of my skin! Racist.
Porch Monkey. I'm bringing it back"-Clerks 2
Not verbatim but close enough
That Line was Funny also
"your Not Black"
"Why because the color of my skin"
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