[bigbob]

Is she some kind of ding dong?

[rfp1234]

Sum Ting Wong.

Maybe she ordered the Cream of Sum Yung Gai.

[polymuser]

No comment necessary.

[Snickering Hound]

A joke about her driving would have worked better.

[a fool in paradise]

Let me guess this won't make national headlines as did the news that a neonazi filed as a Republican in a race that had no challenger to the Democrats.

[doug from upland]

BWAHAHAHAHA!

[Impy]

:/

[Phil DiBasquette]

Ho Lee Fuq, sum ting Wong

[Political Junkie Too]

From Fox News (December 11, 2006): Asian Leaders Angered by Rosie O'Donnell's 'Ching Chong' Comments

"The View" co-host is in hot water for using the expression "ching chong" to describe Chinese people talking about Danny DeVito's drunken appearance on her show.

"The fact is that it's news all over the world. That you know, you can imagine in China it's like: 'Ching chong … ching chong. Danny DeVito, ching chong, chong, chong, chong. Drunk. 'The View.' Ching chong," O'Donnell said on a Dec. 5 episode of "The View."

The statement didn't sit well with John C. Liu, a New York City councilman, who fired off a letter to "View" co-host Barbara Walters.

"The 'ching-chong' bit is not a trivial matter," Liu told FOXNews.com. "It really hits a raw nerve for many people in the community — many like myself, who grew up with these kinds of taunts. We all know that it never ends at the taunts."

Liu isn't the only one offended.

The Asian American Journalists Association called O'Donnell's comments a "mockery" that gives "the impression that [Asian Americans] are a group that is substandard to English-speaking people."

-PJ

[Noumenon]

Ah, let me guess....

[UnwashedPeasant]

“Don’t vote for ching-chang!”

Let's be fair. She immediately corrected herself. She mean to say “ching-chong.” It is an innocent slip of the tongue.

[the OlLine Rebel]

I was right again!