Posted on 09/08/2020 11:21:13 PM PDT by lowbridge
A riot in Portland on Saturday night produced some spectacular images, and the internet has responded. Normally a repository for the most craven of human impulses, the internet can occasionally produce something magical. Such is the case for the man who caught himself on fire trying to kick a lit Molotov cocktail towards a line of police officers.
PJ Media’s Victoria Taft covered some of the hilarious videos that emerged, but the internet has produced many, many more:
(Excerpt) Read more at pjmedia.com ...
That’s some great stuff, thanks for posting, I’m going to share that.
Wonder if anyone has done one to Don Henley’s All She Wants To Do Is Dance.
A lot of fun there. I liked when they did Cotton Eye Joe and put a cowboy hat on the dancer.
I heard that he is still in the hospital with burns on his legs.
My vote is the Michael Jackson “Billie Jean” one. The moon walk fits perfectly. Not to mention, Michael had experience with setting himself on fire....
Once you pull the pin Mr. Hand Grenade is no longer your friend. A very basic lesson that needs to be taught to young people.
I said it should be Yakkity Sax’’. And someone here obliged. It was hilarious.
“Cotton-Eyed Joe”
Richard Pryor
I’d like to see, Ring Of Fire by Home Free.
Now that was funny. I saw it on the news and actually laughed.
The guy was not too good at “stop, drop and roll.”
Well, I’m sorry to hear that. All laughing aside.
Yes, he did. During a Pepsi commercial, I think.
Are you just trying to make us feel good? I like the part where one of his bruhs is attempting to beat Burning Man to death with a shield. And with all those "press" and "medics" around.
I’m not sorry to hear it. I was hoping the hospitals would refuse to treat him., and ambulances refuse to pick him up.
I thought he wasn’t able to get treatment?
.
.
.
The sign out front said “Walk-in’s Welcome!”
Yes. Actually fanning the fire with a garbage lid shield. What morons.
You know what, my legs aren’t burned because I’m not an idiot protesting civil society.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.