How many times did I tell you to wash your hands after the cross burning.
Posted on 01/12/2006 7:15:43 AM PST by DeFault User
Sounds like a good movie!
"Blazing Saddles" comes to mind.
Yep. Could be a comedy or a ....nope, it's got to be a comedy.
Ping
Chalk it up to Utah to be the home of a black KKK leader.
Too true to be funny!
Clayton Bigsby?
How many times did I tell you to wash your hands after the cross burning.
Dave Chapelle does a bit along these lines......
Blind black guy, doesn't know he's black - leader of his local clan office.
Really funny.
My thoughts as well. David Duke could be played by Harvey Korman.
For the life of me, all I can think of is the sketch on "Chappelle's Show" where the blind black guy joined the KKK because he didn't know he was black.
This reminds me of when I took a job with Chicago's Electric Utility Commonwealth Edison. Because I had lived in South Africa for awhile, and I spoke fluent Afrikaans, I put "Afrikaans" on my resume. Well, the "Commonwealth Edison African-American Management Association" must have assumed that I met their "target demographics", so I was automatically enrolled. I got all kinds of brochures, invitations to fancy dinners and meetings, and all kinds of perks and incentives. I finally had to let them know that I am in fact white. They dropped me like a hot potato.
"Clayton Bigsby?"
Yep. Hilarious skit - that.
I wonder if he knew KKK Byrd?
Is this him? I think he's blind too....
I thought that Mr. Duke had left the Klan more than twenty years ago.
Those racists!
When there's nothing to report, dig up a 25 year old story about the Klan. That always sells.
THAT was just what I was thinking! We have a Chapelle DVD over here, and that skit left us HOWLING!
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I was looking for the Chapelle, Clayton Bigsby video yesterday but no luck. That is a hilarious bit.
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