Posted on 06/26/2018 6:12:23 AM PDT by davikkm
I was thinking maybe Seth Myers better start worrying about what’s in his food... At times it doesn’t seem like it but in reality there are a lot more “Trumpers” then there are crazy lefties, that for sure...
And he didn’t touch politics, IIRC.
Oh, Trevor Noah, you are as disgusting as you appear to be
They are trying to harass the most effective Trump cabinet and top leadership into quitting. The people who will be affected in the long term are the regular people who benefit from his policies.
I do, too--and I'm curious as to why he uses that pronunciation. Perhaps he wants us to think he's descended from Jean-Baptiste Colbert.
Can we throw them into hell for a week and if they don’t repent of the evil just leave them there forever? Ahhhh I wish it was possible to do.
This is a far cry from the Jack Paar days!
On the other hand, in the few times I have watched Steve Colbert, he has never, ever made me laugh.
These are people that don’t like Trump primarily because they think he’s crude and vulgar, that he debases the public discourse. Think about that.
Ugh. This culture is awash in cruelty and evil. These people are like the Gestapo in The Sorrow and The Pity.
These people need to be exorcised.
Hyacinth Bucket (Patricia Routledge) – who insists her surname is pronounced Bouquet ..... It’s Bouquet – Not Bucket
what’s REALLY funny is Breitbart referring to them as ‘funnymen!’
Hah! I go back to Steve Allen.
Johnny was neutral. His show was hilarious. I watch the re runs. Today's comedians are not funny. Period.
So, the message here is that Conservatives/Republicans/Trump Supporters should expect to have their food adulterated any time they have the temerity to dine out.
Don’t see how this helps the restaurant industry but—OK—I’ll stay at home. My cooking’s better, anyway.
He started pronouncing his name to be cute for his “fake news” show (that’s what he really called it all those years ago!) he had on Comedy Central.
I worked in a restaurant at a theme park back in the 1970s. We we all young, middle class, and most of us were college students. I never saw anyone do anything nasty to a customer’s food. I guess things have changed.
They are. It's called the Entertainment Industry [sic]
Jesse Jackson admitted several times he enjoyed spitting in white people's food.
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