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Dr. Faustus posted:A) Rogaine barely does anything, and Howard does not have male pattern baldness, nor anything like a bald spot. I don't know what is actually happening with Howard's hair, but it's definitely odd. 
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prefect posted:I don't know what is actually happening with Howard's hair, but it's definitely odd. LMAO @ his pink puma tanktop.
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May 31, 2012 23:04
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mcmagic posted:LMAO @ his pink puma tanktop. Think you might be colorblind. That's blue and white. And his hair is clearly tucked up into a cap, like a swimming cap.
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Jun 1, 2012 00:48
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E: somehow posted 'Q' while delivering pizza, my bad
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Dr. Faustus posted:A) Rogaine barely does anything, and Howard does not have male pattern baldness, nor anything like a bald spot. But that would require me to watch more AGT, which is loving terrible. Though the HD cameras on AGT make me think he's gotten more surgery done on his face. The dude does not look like a 58 year old man. He looks younger than my dad for christ's sake.
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Jun 1, 2012 20:08
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His hair is also a uniform color on AGT. I haven't actually watched it but from the stills, his hair just seems too uniform to me. And it's not black.... there's a shade of red in there that looks to me like a dye job on reddish grayish hair.
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Jun 1, 2012 20:14
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The only funny thing about his wig/hair is busting his balls about it, not taking it to the pretend internet batcave to analyze it. You could totally stuff all his hair into a hat, more so if he didn't have it primped or curled or whatever.
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Jun 1, 2012 21:26
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AxeManiac posted:The only funny thing about his wig/hair is busting his balls about it, not taking it to the pretend internet batcave to analyze it. I think he folds it so much that when he takes off the hat inside the chimney house, it resembles an origami crane.
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Jun 1, 2012 21:38
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My lady is having a girl's night, so I'm home tonight working on models, and watching the Jeff the Drunk, Stuck On You contest. It's done two things, it's made me laugh my rear end off, and it's made me miss pre-fat angry jerk Artie. Also, the show needs way more Jeff the Drunk.
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Jun 2, 2012 05:06
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Jeff is horrible without big fat Artie loving with him, Howard just coddles him or ignores him.
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Jun 2, 2012 07:56
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Unrelated to anything being discussed: I was amused to catch the fine print of AGT on Tuesday during the closing credits that mentions the million-dollar prize is "paid as an annuity over 40 years." I was struck stupid and decided to Google. And yep, that's what happens. Don't get me wrong--I'd happily take an extra $25,000 a year for what amounts to the rest of my life. But I do find it kind of ridiculous on NBC's part. The massive conglomerate wants to collect interest on the million or what? So strange.
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RoughDraft2.0 posted:Unrelated to anything being discussed: I was amused to catch the fine print of AGT on Tuesday during the closing credits that mentions the million-dollar prize is "paid as an annuity over 40 years." I was struck stupid and decided to Google. And yep, that's what happens. Why would they collect interest? It's because that value of a million dollars will become worth less and less because of inflation over time.
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Jun 3, 2012 01:54
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Robin Quivers (@rqui) RETURNS MONDAY, according to Tim "Cookies are my Weakness" Sabean.
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Jun 3, 2012 02:35
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There are so many projects and initiatives going on around these channels! They were created by man, we can solve them by man. And how about the poo poo Show?
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RoughDraft2.0 posted:Unrelated to anything being discussed: I was amused to catch the fine print of AGT on Tuesday during the closing credits that mentions the million-dollar prize is "paid as an annuity over 40 years." I was struck stupid and decided to Google. And yep, that's what happens. I'm sure there are dozens of firms willing to buy the annuity off contestants for its present value minus a small fee. Better to get $250,000 now than 25k/year for life.
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RoughDraft2.0 posted:Unrelated to anything being discussed: I was amused to catch the fine print of AGT on Tuesday during the closing credits that mentions the million-dollar prize is "paid as an annuity over 40 years." I was struck stupid and decided to Google. And yep, that's what happens. Well presumably, winning the contest will also lead to a lot of other offers in show business. That Terry Fator guy has a crazy lucrative gig in Vegas now.
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RoughDraft2.0 posted:Unrelated to anything being discussed: I was amused to catch the fine print of AGT on Tuesday during the closing credits that mentions the million-dollar prize is "paid as an annuity over 40 years." I was struck stupid and decided to Google. And yep, that's what happens. Speaking as someone that works for one, massive conglomerates are cheap as poo poo and it's not like the mental-defectives on this show are going to refuse to enter because the prize is a bad deal. There were signs up for a ventriloquist that won AGT everywhere last time I was in Vegas three or so years ago, has anyone else that won the show accomplished anything? Spacemonkey57 fucked around with this message at 01:37 on Jun 4, 2012 |
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Jun 4, 2012 01:33
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WET oval office
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Irish Joe posted:I'm sure there are dozens of firms willing to buy the annuity off contestants for its present value minus a small fee. Better to get $250,000 now than 25k/year for life. I dunno, 40 years of "You will probably be able to afford a place to live" is pretty nice for creative types who want to focus on their craft. Can't wait to hear if Robin is okay, if she is back that quick I'd assume it wasn't that bad of an ordeal or she is really hungry for air time.
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AxeManiac posted:Can't wait to hear if Robin is okay, if she is back that quick I'd assume it wasn't that bad of an ordeal or she is really hungry for air time. They said "procedure," I think, not "surgery," so I'm thinking it was some kind of biopsy that was outpatient. If she had a major operation--particularly with the kind of bladder-altering stuff that was discussed--I don't think she'd be back on the air in 10 days.
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Robin's actually on the ISDN line this morning from home. She briefly talked about her surgery right at the start of the show, just saying it was a major surgery to remove a mass.
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It's 7:30 EST. Is this Jenny McCarthy on air right now? It sounds nothing like her -- she sounds like a heavy smoker.
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Kelly posted:It sounds nothing like her -- she sounds like a heavy smoker. That was my first reaction as well.
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Kelly posted:It's 7:30 EST. Is this Jenny McCarthy on air right now? It sounds nothing like her -- she sounds like a heavy smoker. If Howard doesn't give her nothing but poo poo, I'm calling Howard's death.
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AxeManiac posted:If Howard doesn't give her nothing but poo poo, I'm calling Howard's death. Yeah it was ponderous to listen to. She deserves an endless amount of poo poo.
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So did I hear right that Howard was defending Kathie Lee in respect to her interview with Martin Short? And that he thought Short should apologize to her? And his reasoning for this was?
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Jun 4, 2012 20:22
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porkfriedrice posted:So did I hear right that Howard was defending Kathie Lee in respect to her interview with Martin Short? And that he thought Short should apologize to her? And his reasoning for this was? I think Beth has been on Kathie Lee's show, hasn't she?
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Jun 4, 2012 20:23
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prefect posted:I think Beth has been on Kathie Lee's show, hasn't she? Howard made up with Kathie Lee. But yeah, from what I heard, Kathie Lee was totally in the wrong.
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musclecoder posted:Howard made up with Kathie Lee. But yeah, from what I heard, Kathie Lee was totally in the wrong. I have watched the clip, and ya its totally on her and I guess the only way to put any blame on Short is the fact that he could have just stopped her and said "hey bitch my wife is dead" but he went along with it and kept answering questions.
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God drat it Howard... I don't want to quit the show... I just... oh man. When is George Takei coming back? It would be nice to finally have a real male presences on the show again.
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porkfriedrice posted:So did I hear right that Howard was defending Kathie Lee in respect to her interview with Martin Short? And that he thought Short should apologize to her? And his reasoning for this was? I didn't listen to Stern today, but is he really trying to make it into a thing? She apologized and Short even said that it was a harmless mistake.
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Greekonomics posted:I didn't listen to Stern today, but is he really trying to make it into a thing? She apologized and Short even said that it was a harmless mistake.
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I didn't think I could dislike Jenny McCarthy any more than I already did, but today's interview proved me wrong. On the plus side, it was awesome to hear Joe Walsh again.
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UltimoDragonQuest posted:He didn't think it was a big deal but that most people would mention their wife was dead and not keep going. Short knew that if he corrected her that it would just kill the interview. He probably sensed nervousness or an inability to deal with that sort of mistake and just went with it. I have to hand it to him: he did it incredibly well, and shows how skilled of a performer he is. Even if you don't find him funny, he handled it with remarkable grace. Then again, most people from SCTV are pretty awesome to begin with.
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Mike Tahoe posted:I didn't think I could dislike Jenny McCarthy any more than I already did, but today's interview proved me wrong. On the plus side, it was awesome to hear Joe Walsh again. I remember some kid in my first grade class had a last name of Walsh, and I asked him if he was related to Joe Walsh. I didn't exactly know who Joe Walsh was, other than some guy being interviewed on the radio. What I'm saying is the show hasn't changed its guests much in 22 years.
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Robin is a trouper. If Howard needed surgery he would take 2012 off.
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I cannot believe Howard went to a movie theater by himself with filthy commoners. Of course he was unable to deal with even the smallest human annoyances and interactions.
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Jun 5, 2012 08:15
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Joan Rivers today can only mean Leslie West tomorrow. I even used to like Joan coming in, when it was once a year.
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Jarthus posted:I cannot believe Howard went to a movie theater by himself with filthy commoners. Of course he was unable to deal with even the smallest human annoyances and interactions. This was some sort of public screening for celebrities right? It wasn't a movie where you'd actually have to pay for a ticket and sit in a theater with people who aren't Lindsay Lohan? I heard part of the Jenny McCarthy interview. She still tries way too hard to be cool with all her blowjob talk. I bet I missed the parts where she talked about picking her nose and farting. I think I heard an interview once where claimed that she should get credit for the success of jack-rear end because she was a gross-out humor pioneer.
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Spacemonkey57 posted:I think I heard an interview once where claimed that she should get credit for the success of jack-rear end because she was a gross-out humor pioneer.
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