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« Take Note | Main | Exclamatory Quick Links » December 16, 2004
Fletch and Hitchens and Fletch
Posted by Bill "I'm no [expletive] clown either. . . . This guy started a jihad." Chase: Fuck Bush. The WaPo removes the f-bombs and replaces them with "[expletive]," whereas I give you the unvarnished, cold, hard truth. Well, the "truth" in the form of some guy's completely made-up, wildly improbable parody interview, but you catch my drift. I'm not merely publishing obscenity; such is the raw reality of comedy. Posted by Bill at December 16, 2004 11:59 AM | TrackBack (4) CommentsFletch is no has-been, he's never-was and he's likely to sink further into oblivion after this tasteful holiday rant. Posted by: erp Alec Baldwin and Susan Sarandon accepted "Defender of Democracy" Awards? WTF is with that? WTF did they do? I guess at the next election I'll get on tv bad mouthing the Conservative candidates and saying stupid thing. That must be what get's you one of these awards. Oh, I'd have to contribute large sums of money to a 527 or some liberal candidate also. Well, that isn't going to happen. Posted by: Nylarthotep I'm working on a new book: "Bullshit, and the fucking dumb fuckers who spew it." Herr Chase just made the list. Posted by: jmaster Excellent parody, although I'm not sure that ProfShade really has Hitchens' voice down. That was definitely the snarky documentary filmmaker from "The Simpsons." ;) Posted by: utron Oh, and another thing: Chevy Chase (aka Will Rogers in the 21st Century) was the opening act for *Tom Daschle*? Posted by: utron "Reached for comment today at his Manhattan condo, Chevy Chase added, 'I meant the whole thing! Bush is just a stupid llama-f***er, just like all those bathrobe pundits on the internet! These people have destroyed American! ARGHHHH!' Though organization officials initially distanced themselves from Chase's comments at the event on Wednesday, insiders at People for the American Way have privately expressed certainty that Chase is sure win for next year's Defender of Democracy award. Declining to be named, one senior organizer expressed what she said was the overwhelming sentiment: 'Thank goodness somebody is finally speaking the truth! If only all the ignorant rednecks would stop thumping their Bibles for a moment and listen to Chevy they would see understand why hate and rage is the most constructive way to engage politics! Damn for not listening to heros like Chevy and Michael [Moore]! ARGHHHH!'" Posted by: Theodore Hasse Like "Linda who?" Rondstadt, Chase is a foundering former talent forced to use expletives to make up for a lack of marketable talent. Its quite pathetic, actually. Goodbye, Fletch... Posted by: C.Y. Unlike Moore, however, no one at this event came to his aid. Apparently, he is quite the prick as well as political imbecile. Profshade's parody aside (which was good), no conservative could ever humiliate Chevy Chase as much as his own peers did during his Friar's Club Roast in 2002. Most roasts have an underlying affection for their subjects and it's a group of friends that roast the "honoree." Not so with Chase's; he was ripped apart, had no friends present and at one point, Richard Belzer says, "The only time Chevy Chase had a funny bone in his body was when I fucked him in the ass"--ouch! Posted by: T Marcell Attributed to Johnny Carson: "Chevy Chase couldn't ad-lib a fart after a baked bean dinner." Posted by: McGehee He's just pi$$ed because he can't do an impression of Bush (since he's not in the habit of slipping on banana peels or walking into walls). Posted by: John from WuzzaDem That goober is just ticked 'cause Dorothy dropped a house on his sister! :) Posted by: BoogyMan The sounds eminating from Chase, Baldwin, Streisand, et al, when they "think" for themselves show why scriptwriters and lyricists are so essential in the entertainment field today. Posted by: Gary and the Samoyeds I remember a book a few years back wherein the cast members were asked who was their favorite all time guest (Candace Bergen) and their least favorite (Chevy Chase). Evidently, his success had made him a pompous schmuck by the time he returned, and he was considered, by all accounts, to be loathesome to all. Hmmmm, I wonder why I had no trouble believing it? |