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[aoboa]

Bill Hicks taking on a heckler:

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[clonan attack]

you do you know that kramer is a fictional character on a tv show and michael richards was just the actor playing him, right? and that it's not really like superman / clarke kent

yeah thats why i called him a legendary character ACTOR, i stand by it. Kramer, problem child, airheads.Legend

albeit rascist legend

 

[SONYMEGADRIVE]

you also said:

Richards really let himself down here and I'm a HUGE Kramer fan so i don't think i'm being dramatic.

which is just bizarre

i guess you can take this off your bedroom wall now:

 

[Lefty Frizzell]

Although what he did in itself was offensive and certainly not funny i'm admittedly enjoying reading all the reaction and coverage of it.

Who really genuinely cares though, i mean arent loads of people racist?

He just lost the head and let it all out in the same way Mel Gibbons did.

 

[evil bandit]

::clef:: ::clef:: The KKK took my Kramer away..::clef:: ::clef::

 

[La La]

Bill Hicks taking on a heckler:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xbJ8QhE8Us

the one guy i wish i could have seen. great talent, funny as hell.

 

[Johnnyc]

Having watched it a few times, I think it's a case of him completely losting control of the situation. I think the first couple of "rascist" comments he made were part of his "act". Pretty extreme, but intended as funny. If he'd followed up the nigger comments quickly with some self-depreciating comment, he might have saved the situation. Instead he just started shouting "mutherfucka", quite a bit. Which wasn't good enough.

 

[Lefty Frizzell]

He shoulda followed up the first "nigger" with a quick "giddyup".

 

[clonan attack]

you also said:



which is just bizarre

i guess you can take this off your bedroom wall now:

ok i admit it, i thought they were different people, now has anyone ever seen Podge and Rodge around town?

 

[evil bandit]

 

[Yurn!]

Fuckin hell it's agony to watch. Yet i keep watching it.

 

[the dirty weed]

richards' apology [video=google;-3886837296111594087]http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3886837296111594087[/video]

 

[nofriendo]

yeah thats why i called him a legendary character ACTOR, i stand by it. Kramer, problem child, airheads.Legend

albeit rascist legend

Stand by, smand by! he got lucky with the kramer role

albeit racist lucky!

 

[Lefty Frizzell]

Fuckin hell it's agony to watch. Yet i keep watching it.

If you add in some canned laughter after every line its really funny.

 

[nofriendo]

evil bandit you legend!!!

cant believe people laughed during the apology!!!

 

[Mormon Nailer]

Having watched it a few times, I think it's a case of him completely losting control of the situation. I think the first couple of "rascist" comments he made were part of his "act". Pretty extreme, but intended as funny. If he'd followed up the nigger comments quickly with some self-depreciating comment, he might have saved the situation. Instead he just started shouting "mutherfucka", quite a bit. Which wasn't good enough.

Thats the way I read it too. He said the bit about the fork ad then the next bit the "Hes a nigger" bit are in character.

He realises at that stage what he has said and how it has'nt gone down well and he either can't figure a way out of it or just refuses to back down to a heckler.

 

[Yurn!]

If you add in some canned laughter after every line its really funny.

Ever see the child murder sketch on Jam with the canned laughter?

Made child murder twice as funny as it already is, which is very funny indeed.

 

[Wilbert]

i saw his video link apology on letterman last night and as much as i'd like to believe it, it seems more like his old pal Jerry rail-roaded him into doing it for the sake of his career. Why Jerry feels responsible for digging him out I dunno, maybe 'cos he's even steven?

Sooooo cynical. You don't think Seinfeld was doing it to show support for his friend? No? Also, for the sake of whose career? Seinfeld? He still makes $50-odd million a year from Seinfeld (even before the DVD's).

 

[Lord Damian]

this is one of those videos i just can't bring myself to watch. i don't know why.

on a related note, my old man used to work with a black dude on the railway and they were best of friends. he and his wife and kids always used to come over (they lived miles and miles away, but such is life on a railroad gang), and we used to go visit them. i remember several occasions showing up to huge barbeque parties where we'd be the only white folks amongst dozens of black folk. to make a long story short, my dad was the only white guy i've ever known who had a license to use the n-word when talking to Ken (just remembered his name...surprising as it's been 25 years or more) and his pals. consequently, the word has never really had that venomous of a meaning to me, even though i acknowledge that when used incorrectly and without "permission" (for lack of a better word) it's quite a slur.

will someone tell me where i was going with this...?

edit - oh yeah. ....FUCK...forgot it again.

 

[clonan attack]

Sooooo cynical. You don't think Seinfeld was doing it to show support for his friend? No? Also, for the sake of whose career? Seinfeld? He still makes $50-odd million a year from Seinfeld (even before the DVD's).

nah nah you've picked me up wrong Wilbert. i think thats exactly what Seinfeld was doing, supporting his friend to help save Richards career.
He's done nothing of note lately, even if he is making money from DVD sales (again Richards not Seinfeld, everyone knows he's a multi millionaire)

having watched the apology again ok he does seem pretty beat by it, but he should.