Looking Back at Trump/Rosie
Looking back, the Trump Rosie battle showed a lot about the level of discourse in today’s society. Rosie: You’re a corrupt charlatan Trump: You’re fat
September 7, 2007
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Looking back, the Trump Rosie battle showed a lot about the level of discourse in today’s society. Rosie: You’re a corrupt charlatan Trump: You’re fat
One of these two doesn’t return the other one’s calls anymore. Sometimes there is nothing more fun than watching television. Sometimes what you are watching is so wretched that it makes you gasp in horrow
Why is something called the Nevada Civil Air Patrol out looking for billionaire Steve Fossett? If you have a billion dollars and want to live like the Evel Knieval of long distance ballooning, then
Don’t try to ad lib when you’re 81, have a penchant for thinking you can talk like it’s still 1957, and have been up all night.
This show is really playing havoc with my conspiracy theories. If the Government really were as evil and incompetent as I and Keith believe them to be, would he really still be alive? Maybe
See – The Gauntlet https://bradlaidman.com/?p=118 Same damn movie bus and all. I liked it but still.
Actor/Politician Fred Thompson has entered the Presidential race. I believe he is second in the polls among Republicans because apparently people thought he came across very intelligently on Law and Order. If he had
The Jehovah Test – God comes to you and forces you to answer a question that he of course knows the answer to. If you are wrong he takes your life and sends you to hell forever.
Remus Pop: That dog got money. That money is going to be taken away from that dog
To welcome Whoopi, the View sent some cameramen to a mall to beg people to talk about how much they love Whoopi, as if the overwhelming demand for her continued film career wasn’t enough
Paul Lewis doesn’t have miracle water like Peter Popoff Paul Popoff No, he actually has miracle “olive oil soap” Paul Lewis Ministries If you use Dr. Paul’s miracle soap you don’t get cash like
This quote really amuses me. It’s from GQ magazine article on Doug Stanhope. “There’s a kind of Olympic Torch of extreme American comedy, which passed from Lenny Bruce, through Richard Pryor and Sam Kinison,