Louis CK skewers, perfectly, the most spoiled generation.
“Everything is amazing and nobody is happy.”
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I cant look at that red headed pile of dog shit without remembering what he said about Sarah Palin… not a huge Palin fan but his comments were over the top…
speaking of stupid, jeb!, who won’t endorse trump, said the following
trump won’t build a wall, and mexico won’t pay for it
so, mexico won’t pay for the wall trump won’t build
ok
I had to refresh the link. That’s bullshit, man.
What the hell are you doing posting this asswipes crap? He hates Jews, Hates God, Hates Trump and you give him hits?
WTF?
Funny old bit but he’s a rabid REgressive-his specials are fairly political free but when he launches, he a POS. Too bad because a good comic is insightful and he is-his comedy series on Netflix is good but knowing what a fuck wit he is doesn’t help.
For my money and I dabbled in performing in comedy clubs out of high school in Chicago, the best ever was Sam Kinneson-at the very height of homos freaking out because of his jokes, the fucker just tripled down.
I used to listen to this extreme prog from time to time. He was kind of funny then he went after Palin using the foulest, most dirty language and images I’d heard in a long time and it sure wasn’t a comedy act. So not to put too fine a point on it, fuck him.
I have a 16 year old, his life socks, apparently.
Counting down the days to 18!
SUCKS!
If you’ll indulge me…I give you a quote from the novel Summer Knight, by Jim Butcher:
“Sometimes the most remarkable things seem commonplace. I mean, when you think about it jet travel is pretty freaking remarkable. You get in a plane. It defies the gravity of a entire planet by exploiting a loophole with air pressure, and it flies across distances that would take months or years to cross by any means of travel that has been significant for more than a century or three. You hurtle above the earth at enough speed to kill you instantly should you bump into something, and you can only breathe because someone built you a really good tin can that seems tight enough to hold in a decent amount of air. Hundreds of millions of man-hours of work and struggle and research, blood, sweat, tears, and lives have gone into the history of air travel, and it has totally revolutionized the face of our planet and societies.
But get on any flight in the country and I absolutely promise you that you will find someone who in the face of all that incredible achievement will be willing to complain about the drinks.”
I hear this guy. Frequently I amuse those co-workers young enough to be my children with stories of how offices worked when I began my career in 1977. IBM Selectric typewriters were the thing then, and every secretary kept carbon paper and Liquid Paper at her desk.
Going back even further, I sometimes talk of the days when “phone numbers had words in them (e.g. PEnnsylvania 6-5000),” and how mail was addressed pre-ZIP codes (e.g. New York 18, New York). They look at me like I have three heads.