

Well ... here's a link, you can watch/listen to the interview and apology and decide for yourself:Diana Moon Glampers wrote:I have not seen the Letterman show where Richards came on with Seinfeld. But I heard it was great TV.
I bet it felt good while he was doing it. Wonderful powerfull feeling to rage on. Must be a guy thing I used to think till I saw a sister do it.
Me too Jack. Feels good to laugh, to chuckle over things in the crazy world.Diana Moon Glampers wrote:I am glad it tripped your trigger WDDon Asmussen's "Bad Reporter"
Focus is not so much on the Mayans... but because of Mel Gibson and his "I only called the Jewish cop a bunch of vicious names because I was drunk but I'm okay now and didn't really mean it because I'm getting help" comments - and because of that he's having with Touchstone (who is releasing his film) .Jack wrote:I don't get the joke, I mean the picture of the headline. Apocolypto a movie about the Mayans?
I sure do like that spoof!!!!Diana Moon Glampers wrote:Yeah I was thinking of the farside too but also the adams family, the one of the audience sitting in the dark illuminated by a flickering movie sceene everybody crying except for one guy who is laughing. There were a lot of people in the audience laughing during the letterman clip. Sinefeld had to tell them its not funny, but they seemed to laugh louder. Nervous laughter?
You might like this spoof. I found it while I was checking out the Mayan movie.
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http://www.thespoof.com/news/spoof.cfm? ... e=s2i12214Michael Richard Cancels Show at the Apollo; Cites Health Concerns
As helpless audience members watched in horror, Richards' stand up career disintegrated like Rice Crispies in milk after he launched into a three minute, racially charged tirade that made even Mel Gibson confident enough to come out of hiding to promote his new film, Apocalypto. "Finally, an even bigger idiot to knock me out of the headlines," Gibson remarked from an undisclosed bunker location. Gibson even suggested blacklisting Richards in Hollywood, which drew snickers from the reporter who thought he said blackfacing.
Me too mousey1 ... humans sadden me. Perhaps that's why I prefer animals to humans and have such a bizarre sense of "humor."mousey1 wrote:Ya, Kramer's villified. Ya, it's unprofessional. Ya, it's human...all too human. Sometimes when you're angry you clutch at whatever you can to throw and throw hard.
Not excuseable I suppose...but certainly forgiveable.
And now...
now the two fellows who were the brunt of the tirade are going to seek compensation...monetary compensation.
Humans sadden me.
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