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Ez: Mar 26, 2007; Drink! Feck! Arse! Girls!

It's great listening to clips of Adam's racing, you can get a great sense of what's going on by the droning buzzing sound.

If Drew had done something that stupid back on Loveline Adam would have yelled at him for 10 minutes for doing bad radio.

# ? Sep 23, 2013 16:25

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# ? May 15, 2024 20:26

King of Gulps: Sep 4, 2003

As with the million-mile mustang lady just making small talk, it's kind of mean how he shits on the cop car guy today - clearly an obsession with vintage automobiles is just a waste of time for the poors. Dude probably just wanted a kind word and a thumbs up :unsmith:

. Now he gets to hear on Monday morning what a douche he is.

# ? Sep 23, 2013 19:43

bartok: May 10, 2006

Is there some sort of mini-feud between Adam Carolla and Maria Bamford? On Bamford's episode of Comedy Bang Bang she makes a really awkward and unfunny joke about Carolla that insinuates that he was molested as a child. The joke kinda grinds the podcast to a halt until Scott Aukerman changes topics fairly quickly. I can't imagine Adam knows who Bamford is or that they would hang out in the same social circles outside of fellow Comedians of Comedy like Patton Oswalt and Brian Posehn being guest on Adam's show.

# ? Sep 23, 2013 20:37

Pilot Jim: Aug 23, 2007

bartok posted:

Is there some sort of mini-feud between Adam Carolla and Maria Bamford? On Bamford's episode of Comedy Bang Bang she makes a really awkward and unfunny joke about Carolla that insinuates that he was molested as a child. The joke kinda grinds the podcast to a halt until Scott Aukerman changes topics fairly quickly. I can't imagine Adam knows who Bamford is or that they would hang out in the same social circles outside of fellow Comedians of Comedy like Patton Oswalt and Brian Posehn being guest on Adam's show.

Go back and relisten to that part of the Comedy Bang Bang episode. You completely missed the point, and there was no awkwardness whatsoever.

# ? Sep 23, 2013 21:29

JGdmn: Jun 12, 2005; Like I give a fuck.

What was the point?

# ? Sep 23, 2013 22:53

UP AND ADAM: Jan 24, 2007; by Pragmatica

She was making fun of his high, whiny voice by saying that he must have been molested at a young age, as the old Loveline adage goes.

# ? Sep 23, 2013 23:10

Veskit: Mar 2, 2005; I love capitalism!! DM me for the best investing advice!

UP AND ADAM posted:

She was making fun of his high, whiny voice by saying that he must have been molested at a young age, as the old Loveline adage goes.

That's actually really funny then.

Also did this guest today creepy everyone out like he did me? I dunno that whole thing just rubbed me the wrong way, especially bringing in a swinging pornstar and the over compensation of him not doing her and blah blah blah. I dunno weird day.

# ? Sep 24, 2013 00:30

Ez: Mar 26, 2007; Drink! Feck! Arse! Girls!

Veskit posted:

That's actually really funny then.

Also did this guest today creepy everyone out like he did me? I dunno that whole thing just rubbed me the wrong way, especially bringing in a swinging pornstar and the over compensation of him not doing her and blah blah blah. I dunno weird day.

Mick Foley is a really cool and down to earth guy who I've me a couple of times but I hadn't heard about his pornstar friend until today. It was a bit strange but it didn't creep me out. I wish this had been a 1 on 1 interview because he has such a deep well of interesting stories and is really good at telling them.

# ? Sep 24, 2013 00:43

Boinks: Nov 24, 2003

I've met Foley once too and he's my hero. Dude is awesome in every way.

# ? Sep 24, 2013 01:18

Niwrad: Jul 1, 2008

I hate how Alison can make a real funny joke and no one acknowledges it. Feels like it happens once a show. Like when they're talking about his daughter spitting in Olga's face and how it's a huge insult in Latin countries, then she casually jumps in saying it's a compliment to her. Went completely ignored but I laughed my rear end off at her delivery.

# ? Sep 24, 2013 01:28

benito: Sep 28, 2004; And I don't blab
any drab gab--
I chatter hep patter

Niwrad posted:

I hate how Alison can make a real funny joke and no one acknowledges it. Feels like it happens once a show. Like when they're talking about his daughter spitting in Olga's face and how it's a huge insult in Latin countries, then she casually jumps in saying it's a compliment to her. Went completely ignored but I laughed my rear end off at her delivery.

Even more frustrating is when she asks an actual great interview question and the insightful answer gets derailed so that we can all listen to the Deacon Jones clip again, or perhaps some audio of car engines with Adam's narration.

# ? Sep 24, 2013 02:28

Ez: Mar 26, 2007; Drink! Feck! Arse! Girls!

Niwrad posted:

I hate how Alison can make a real funny joke and no one acknowledges it. Feels like it happens once a show. Like when they're talking about his daughter spitting in Olga's face and how it's a huge insult in Latin countries, then she casually jumps in saying it's a compliment to her. Went completely ignored but I laughed my rear end off at her delivery.

She should adopt the Bald Bryan method and just interrupt people in the middle of sentences with lovely jokes so that they have no choice but to go "heh, yeah" just to shut him and finish their point.

# ? Sep 24, 2013 03:03

NewtGoongrich: Jan 21, 2012; I am a shit stain on the face of humanity, I have no compassion, only hatred, bile and lust.

PROUD SHIT STAIN

What purpose does Bryan serve? He's an unfunny idiot that's actively detrimental to the show.

# ? Sep 24, 2013 04:19

Tweak: Jul 28, 2003; or dont whatever

I look forward to his quips and find them quite humorous since I'm not already seething over him having the audacity to speak at all. I am thankful he was there for the two wrestlers on in the past week, and would take Bollywood over hearing the same Carolla SoaD story for the millionth time.

# ? Sep 24, 2013 05:31

Niwrad: Jul 1, 2008

Adam has talked lately about how hosts don't know their guests work. How he'll go on a show and the person will know nothing about him. He uses Jimmy as a counter and talks about how he reads the book or watches a movie before the guest comes on.

Then I realize that Adam has never watched Breaking Bad. The critically acclaimed show his friend who helped him raise over a million dollars stars in.

# ? Sep 24, 2013 06:48

Boinks: Nov 24, 2003

I want to believe that DDP and Adam were responsible for the Giants game last weekend

# ? Sep 24, 2013 23:15

RightClickSaveAs: Mar 1, 2001; Tiny animals under glass... Smaller than sand...

Niwrad posted:

Adam has talked lately about how hosts don't know their guests work. How he'll go on a show and the person will know nothing about him. He uses Jimmy as a counter and talks about how he reads the book or watches a movie before the guest comes on.

Then I realize that Adam has never watched Breaking Bad. The critically acclaimed show his friend who helped him raise over a million dollars stars in.

Breaking Bad, The Wire, Deadwood (he must have had one of the million character actors from Deadwood on at some point right?), Southland, Californication, all very popular and/or critically acclaimed shows he's had major guests on from and he hasn't watched a second of. Which other big ones am I forgetting?

I'm still pissed that he had on Herc from The Wire and it was never even mentioned!

# ? Sep 25, 2013 00:32

Raar_Im_A_Dinosaur: Mar 16, 2006; GOOD LUCK!!

What? I could have sworn he's seen Breaking Bad, he keeps talking bout what a good show it is. Really? Jesus, I know it's been said, but the man has a complete lack of self-awareness. Where does he say the thing about hosts not knowing guest's work and when does he say he hasn't seen it? I want to write about this.

# ? Sep 25, 2013 01:06

Sieg: Sep 28, 2009; Must kill all humans

Raar_Im_A_Dinosaur posted:

What? I could have sworn he's seen Breaking Bad, he keeps talking bout what a good show it is. Really? Jesus, I know it's been said, but the man has a complete lack of self-awareness. Where does he say the thing about hosts not knowing guest's work and when does he say he hasn't seen it? I want to write about this.

He's complained about it multiple times in the last few months. He typically starts by ragging on how everyone has a podcast and how he just gets all of these requests for interviews and then he goes on the show and they don't know anything about him or Mangria. There is specific story he tells about the girl that interviewed him about Mangria. I've heard that story 2-3 times.

I don't recall him not watching Breaking Bad, so I can't confirm that.

Also, I feel really really stupid for realizing earlier this week that that ACS intro song is the Mighty Mighty Bosstones.

# ? Sep 25, 2013 01:28

Binton: Jun 23, 2004; I am here, eating pie, with a fork.

Didnt see this posted here yet:

http://www.hlntv.com/article/2013/09/24/dr-drew-pinsky-prostate-cancer-survival-surgery?hpt=hln10_1

quote:

Dr. Drew: I am a cancer survivor
By Dr. Drew Pinsky

While many of you were celebrating the Fourth of July, I was at home on my couch recovering from a radical robotic prostatectomy. Four hours of surgery had left me in great pain, without an appetite, and in need of help from my college-age son, Jordan, to get up and lie down. But I was cancer-free for the first time in at least two years.

Prostate cancer is a stealth disease. It rarely announces its presence. It can simmer for a long time without coming to a boil. A low-grade tumor can remain just that, for a very long time.

Detection

And so it went with me. I�d been sick here and there. But overall, I�d felt great. In 2011 my wife, Susan, begged me to go to the doctor for a check-up. I was dismissive. I�m a doctor! I didn�t see the point in going to another internist for a physical. But I went. Blood was drawn. Part of the routine work-up for a male in his 50s includes the Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) test. The test is controversial. It has limitations that I knew well and my physician acknowledged. There�s no prescribed course of action for a level that rises. A �four� may mean something. It may mean nothing. In my case, the �four� had gone up from a �one.� This was still in the �normal� range. I had microscopic amounts of blood in my urine. But my urologist didn�t see a need � yet -- to sound the alarm. Neither did I. At this point, there was nothing to worry about.

An ultrasound revealed that the central lobe of my prostate was bigger than it should have been. Did that mean anything? If so, what? By that point, I was incredulous. We were making too much of this. Even though my father and uncle had had prostate cancer, there was no evidence that I had cancer.

Prostatitis

The prostate is an �immune� gland, about the size of a kiwi, situated deep in the pelvis, below the bladder. It lubricates the urethra and produces seminal fluid. Men can live without the prostate.

What my doctor diagnosed was prostatitis; inflammation of the prostate. It�s usually caused by a bacterial infection. Sometimes there�s no apparent cause at all. What prompted him to question what was going on inside me were my PSA levels. They remained elevated since that first test. Something told him to look further.

The first biopsy

Let me tell you something about doctors. What you want from them is judgment and intuition. It was these two factors that had my physician ordering a biopsy. I went along, reluctantly. It was awful. They don�t put you under. They take a prostate tissue sample through the anus. What they discovered was a low-grade tumor. What I discovered is that my own intuition and judgment were telling me that I had nothing to fear. But I had prostate cancer, for sure.

Active Surveillance

I was pleased my doctor didn�t want to rush into surgery. I certainly didn�t want to. I wasn�t in denial. My years of training and experience had taught me not to panic about prostate issues. Research shows 30 percent of low-grade prostate tumors get worse during a 10-year span. Thirty percent get better. Thirty percent stay the same.

My doctor and I decided on a course of active surveillance, also known as �watchful waiting.� It�s just like it sounds. So we paid attention. The tumor was monitored over the course of more than a year. I had two more biopsies. I�m glad I did. I�m glad my physician�s intuition told him to order them. They showed that the mass on my prostate had spread. There was too much volume. The tumor had become unpredictable. Something wasn�t right, and my doctor knew it.

Treating low-grade prostate tumors is an inexact science. There�s what the clinical guidelines recommend. Then there�s what the doctor thinks is best. Sometimes, these two forces are at odds. Once again, my physician listened to what his gut told him. Had he followed the textbook, my outcome might have been worse.

Facts

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 200,000 men in this country are diagnosed with prostate cancer each year. Twenty-five thousand men die from it annually. It�s most common in men over 65. More than half of all men, by age 80, will have cancer in their prostate. I�m in my 50s, so cancer found me early.

Surgery

I didn�t need any convincing to have surgery. My doctor had reached a point where he wasn�t comfortable with active surveillance anymore. His discomfort was good enough for me. My prostate had to come out.

I�m relatively young. I have a wife. I have three children in college. I didn�t want cancer coming back.

So I had a radical robotic prostatectomy in early July 2013. I went home and took my place on the couch the day after. But it�s not a simple or easy operation. A four-armed robot, operated by a surgeon at a control panel, maneuvers inside the body as if the surgeon�s hands were doing it. When I came out of the anesthesia, it felt as if someone had been messing around with my insides. Not good.

Neither was what they found inside; the tumor had a �finger� on it that was millimeters from being contained. It was ready to spread, and would have, had it not been removed.

Follow-up

Why am I telling you this? I want you to hear it from me. Not from the Internet. Not from a gossip column. Not from someone who doesn�t know me.

And I want to make you aware. Men, you are likely to get prostate cancer. The odds are you will if you live long enough. When you do, don�t freak out. You don�t need to take action today. In many cases, time is on your side.

What concerns many males faced with prostate cancer is not the cancer itself, but possible incontinence, and sex. Nerves at the base of the penis, necessary for an erection, can be irreparably damaged by surgery and radiation. Research shows that many men do not get tested for prostate cancer because they fear the effects of surgery they may not even need!

I returned to work 10 days after the surgery. In hindsight, the job(s) could have waited. I am working out again, eating well and feeling very good. I�ll begin running again soon. The only remnant of cancer surgery is six small scars on my torso. They are fading fast. I�m hopeful I am cured.

I�m grateful this was a detectable, survivable cancer. I�m pleased that the judgment and intuition of my physicians were spot-on every step of the way. And I�m glad my wife�s internal radar was working well. Thank you, Susan, for making me go to the doctor.

10 things to know

Prostate cancer is a complex disease.
It behaves differently at different ages.
PSA screening is complicated and controversial.
If your doctor recommends a biopsy or ultrasound, don�t refuse simply because it involves a sensitive part of your body.
If the results show the presence of cancer, don�t panic.
Time is on your side. Don�t rush decisions about radiation or surgery.
Many men can opt for active surveillance, watching the prostate over a period of months or years.
There isn�t a by-the-book, one-size-fits-all treatment.
Trust your doctors� judgment and instincts. They have seen thousands of cases.
You�re seeing your first case, and it�s you.

# ? Sep 25, 2013 01:47

Ez: Mar 26, 2007; Drink! Feck! Arse! Girls!

RightClickSaveAs posted:

Breaking Bad, The Wire, Deadwood (he must have had one of the million character actors from Deadwood on at some point right?), Southland, Californication, all very popular and/or critically acclaimed shows he's had major guests on from and he hasn't watched a second of. Which other big ones am I forgetting?

I'm still pissed that he had on Herc from The Wire and it was never even mentioned!

He had Eli Roth on and only talked about Quentin Tarentino. Don't forget about all the authors he has on who's books he not only doesn't read but doesn't even know what they're about. There was even a guest a few months ago and Adam didn't know if they were a man or a woman until they came in the door.

EDIT: Wow, it's sad to hear about Drew but I'm glad he's ok. I'm surprised he was able to keep it a secret for so long.

Ez fucked around with this message at 01:52 on Sep 25, 2013

# ? Sep 25, 2013 01:49

El Gallinero Gros: Mar 17, 2010

Somewhere, Doug Stanhope is sad that cancer didn't finish Drew off.

# ? Sep 25, 2013 17:15

Sieg: Sep 28, 2009; Must kill all humans

Binton posted:

Didnt see this posted here yet:

http://www.hlntv.com/article/2013/09/24/dr-drew-pinsky-prostate-cancer-survival-surgery?hpt=hln10_1

Maybe Adam has jaded me, but my first thought was: How much did HLN pay Drew to break the news there?

I also totally called prostate cancer back in July. Seriously though, I'm glad he is okay.

# ? Sep 25, 2013 17:45

The Experiment: Dec 12, 2010

I had to skip the section with Siri. It just seemed awkward and she seemed to dominate the podcast once she got on yet had nothing interesting to say.

Also while I'm not hating on Adam Carolla like some here, it seems like he's one week of lovely podcasts away from me unsubscribing. Then he brings on someone like a Jo Koy or a Mick Foley and I hang on just a little while longer...

# ? Sep 26, 2013 01:39

Niwrad: Jul 1, 2008

I thought Siri was kind of interesting. Not as interesting as Mick and it felt a bit out of place, but not a bad guest. The relationship between the two seems incredibly odd though and Mick comes across a bit creepy. And I did laugh at the Randy West jokes. Either way, it was a good episode. Although I'm not sure why Adam shoehorned Baldywood in there, even Bryan was reluctant to do it.

The DDP episode had potential but Adam let the interview turn too much into an infomercial. It was one of Alison's best though. Bringing up Napolean Dynamite and then setting up the "Dude" off with DDP and Dawson. I wish they'd just drop the newsgirl stuff and let her do her own segment or something on the show. She can still bring up news during the show if things slow down. She's starting to grow on me and I think she's funny but in a bad position.

# ? Sep 26, 2013 01:59

Ez: Mar 26, 2007; Drink! Feck! Arse! Girls!

Niwrad posted:

. It was one of Alison's best though. Bringing up Napolean Dynamite and then setting up the "Dude" off with DDP and Dawson. I wish they'd just drop the newsgirl stuff and let her do her own segment or something on the show. She can still bring up news during the show if things slow down. She's starting to grow on me and I think she's funny but in a bad position.

You're totally right, and you can even hear her getting frustrated when she wants to talk about news and Adam keeps interrupting for a lame joke or to retell an old story and she only gets to bring up one or two news pieces. The news is my favourite segment only because of Alison's sense of humour and the fact that someone other than Adam introducing topics is often the only source of new material the show gets. Bryan is trying to shoehorn himself into the show as a cohost it seems but really that should be Allison's spot. I really wish Adam would step back a bit and let her do more.

# ? Sep 26, 2013 02:55

Niwrad: Jul 1, 2008

That's partly Adam's fault for not integrating her into the show better. He should defer to her at times for topics, should let her be more vocal in the interviews. They should drop the news and Adam should at the 20 minute mark or so ask her what the topics of the day are. No segment, just natural. It also helps when Adam has someone else guiding the conversation (like on Loveline) so that we don't have to hear about the goalposts another 300 times.

Bryan's emergence as the co-host does make it tough on Alison, as well as any guests. The recent Jo Koy episode is an example of that as Bryan talked more than Jo Koy did. It's not good when the sound guy talks more than your funny guest.

In a weird way, Adam needs a producer. Someone like Stern understands this stuff much better and how to integrate people in. He would never have a guest on and then have Gary talk for half the segment. But Adam doesn't and it feels like they need someone who can control the show and give it guidance. It won't change because he runs the ship. But the show has so much potential if it could drop the bad segments like Adam watching himself race or Bryan giving a terrible movie review while an interesting guest sits in silence.

# ? Sep 26, 2013 06:36

Niwrad: Jul 1, 2008

I almost forgot. The joke Adam makes about Siri walking into a swingers party is hilarious. Bryan poo poo on it but the initial joke setup was hilarious.

# ? Sep 26, 2013 06:51

visuvius: Sep 24, 2007; sta da moor

Did someone finally freak out in the middle of a live show for some racist poo poo? I couldn't make out what the lady was yelling.

# ? Sep 26, 2013 21:53

Ez: Mar 26, 2007; Drink! Feck! Arse! Girls!

visuvius posted:

Did someone finally freak out in the middle of a live show for some racist poo poo? I couldn't make out what the lady was yelling.

I don't remember if it was a racial thing, I don't think Adam said anything that bad this episode. Probably just another drunken fan, Adam seems to attract them. Other than that I have 2 thoughts on today's episode:

1. Holy poo poo Brad Williams is hilarious
2. Out of all of the jokes Adam repeats constantly the "Oprah on the cover of her magazine" one is now the one that annoys me the most. Holy poo poo we get it, it's not funny, stop bringing it up.

# ? Sep 26, 2013 23:09

visuvius: Sep 24, 2007; sta da moor

Ez posted:

I don't remember if it was a racial thing, I don't think Adam said anything that bad this episode. Probably just another drunken fan, Adam seems to attract them. Other than that I have 2 thoughts on today's episode:

1. Holy poo poo Brad Williams is hilarious
2. Out of all of the jokes Adam repeats constantly the "Oprah on the cover of her magazine" one is now the one that annoys me the most. Holy poo poo we get it, it's not funny, stop bringing it up.

I like Brad Williams, I really do. I saw his breakout gig thing at a comedy festival thing put on by the local radio station and he tore it up next to some heavy hitters. Thing is, anytime anyone brings him up Carolla always has to pipe in about how it's great that Brad Williams isn't a schticky comedian that just talks about whatever their "thing" is. He is EXACTLY this type of comedian. I don't get it. Pretty much all his jokes somehow relate to being short, being a little person, little person sex or some related thing. I had this complaint about Brad Williams before he was ever on the Carolla podcast so when Adam mentioned that I was annoyed as poo poo.

# ? Sep 26, 2013 23:45

RightClickSaveAs: Mar 1, 2001; Tiny animals under glass... Smaller than sand...

Ez posted:

I don't remember if it was a racial thing, I don't think Adam said anything that bad this episode. Probably just another drunken fan, Adam seems to attract them. Other than that I have 2 thoughts on today's episode:

1. Holy poo poo Brad Williams is hilarious
2. Out of all of the jokes Adam repeats constantly the "Oprah on the cover of her magazine" one is now the one that annoys me the most. Holy poo poo we get it, it's not funny, stop bringing it up.

Yeah I was wondering if anyone else was able to piece together what happened. It sounded like drunk more than offended, but he was singling her out as he is apt to do when he has a black fan in the crowd, and at one point it sounded like the boyfriend got involved and was yelling stuff too and also got kicked out? All I could make out from the yelling was "It's OK, I can take a joke" or something along those lines shouted in a very drunk fashion. Really I'm surprised this kind of thing doesn't happen more, his live podcasts are very loose and people are hammered and he engages with the crowd a lot, which seems like a bad idea when people are getting that sloppy.

Brad's great, but yeah it made me do a double take when Carolla cited him as one of the comedians who doesn't talk about his physicality.

The Greg Proops show was good too. I love Greg, someone earlier mentioned how it's always the 1980s in Carolla's mind, Greg gleefully pointed that out about Carolla's choice of examples for mall stores.

# ? Sep 27, 2013 01:01

What Fun: Jul 21, 2007; ~P*R*I*D*E~

Ez posted:

2. Out of all of the jokes Adam repeats constantly the "Oprah on the cover of her magazine" one is now the one that annoys me the most. Holy poo poo we get it, it's not funny, stop bringing it up.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5A9SWgJOTL4

# ? Sep 27, 2013 01:13

RightClickSaveAs: Mar 1, 2001; Tiny animals under glass... Smaller than sand...

I never noticed that Oprah was on the cover of every single one of her magazines until I heard him point that out, and now it bothers me every time I see one in a store.

He's run it into the ground, but it really is a tremendous blowhardy thing to do. The best are the ones where she has more than one picture of herself, like Oprah with younger Oprah, Oprah with thinner/fatter Oprah, multiple Oprahs wearing different colors. It's insane, it's like a parody but without a trace of irony. If you were doing this as a sketch, someone would tell you to tone it down a little, it's too ridiculous

# ? Sep 27, 2013 02:25

Drunkboxer: Jun 30, 2007

Oprah is an evil billionaire and Adam is a hero for fighting against the power.

# ? Sep 27, 2013 03:24

RightClickSaveAs: Mar 1, 2001; Tiny animals under glass... Smaller than sand...

Drunkboxer posted:

Oprah is an evil billionaire and Adam is a hero for fighting against the power.

Your sarcasm is duly noted but doesn't change how ridiculous those covers are

dont make me post more, I'll do it, I swear I will

# ? Sep 27, 2013 04:12

Niwrad: Jul 1, 2008

He uses the joke a little too much but it's still hilarious and I laugh everytime I see her magazine at the store. It's one of the most narcissistic things you could do.

And that "Favorite Things" cover opens up to have more Ophrah's in it.

# ? Sep 27, 2013 04:28

RightClickSaveAs: Mar 1, 2001; Tiny animals under glass... Smaller than sand...

Oh my god it just keeps going

This one is still my favorite

She's got her arm around herself. You can't make up this poo poo

# ? Sep 27, 2013 04:39

vote_no: Nov 22, 2005; The rush is on.

Yeah, that's one of the few things that's actually still funny every time.

... I wonder who is going to be on the cover of Oprah Magazine next issue!

# ? Sep 27, 2013 05:44

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Raar_Im_A_Dinosaur: Mar 16, 2006; GOOD LUCK!!

I remember reading an awesome joke on twitter that went something like "I don't want to sound racist but all the women on the cover of O magazine look the same"

# ? Sep 27, 2013 06:15

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