391: What Not to Say

[AltF4]

Originally Posted by Creepy Guy

Hey all,

Really great to see everyone out at the screening Saturday. A special thank you to Keith, Chemda, Matt Bray, Jessnyc, G3, and William.

Just wanted to say, also, "done and done".

Later!

OMG, you gotta be really creepy, cause nobody even fuuuuuuuck yoooooouuuu-ed you!
or maybe you were just being supersmart by posting twice in a row.

[StuartPants]

Originally Posted by Blitzgal

They also tend to lock down articles that are "hot-button" issues at the moment because people go in and put weird shit in there.

The Axe commercials are so hilarious to me. We're finally getting to a point in our society where women are able to admit that they do indeed like sex and don't have to feel ashamed about that, and that's good for both men and women! But at the same time female desire is almost treated like this wild animal that's desperate and terrifying. I guess we'll never really get past the whole "vagina dentata" thing.

I don't know. I mean I think the whole reason society has a the perception that women don't want sex the way men do is because of the way they represent themselves in social situations. Women play hard to get. So even if they want it as badly as guys do, it's hard to perceive that when they are acting (at least at first) like they don't want it. Then there's the argument that women really are less interested in sexual activity than they are in commitment but the societal conditioning has led them to believe that they should want it as much as men. I'm with the whole "Men use love to get sex and women use sex to get love." Of course it's not that black and white. There are always exceptions to any standard.

[mariana]

Originally Posted by Solar

The newspaper photoshop is here:

http://keithandthegirl.com/forums/sh...t=4627&page=11

tenkia!

[Creepy Guy]

Originally Posted by AltF4

OMG, you gotta be really creepy, cause nobody even fuuuuuuuck yoooooouuuu-ed you!
or maybe you were just being supersmart by posting twice in a row.

Just posted twice there because my Myspace address didn't show up in my sig line first time around, and I wasn't sure that after I fixed it, it would go into my previous posts. So, that's why.

Later!

[Nick Postagulous]

Listening to Kramer was painful.

I pity Andy Rooney's family over the Thanksgiving weekend. The horror...the horror.

[KeithM]

The dvd was stuck on my standup, eh? I think that was a sign. But I'm proud that y'all worked so hard to play the other dvd extra instead.

[arcatacat]

I know I have said this somewhere before, but I agree with the good-looking crowd comments.

And yeah, it was hard to listen to Michael Richards. They were right, he's not funny. I would have walked out too.

[starscream]

It was even harder to watch Michael Richards on Letterman last night as he tried to sort of apologize. He clearly did not want to be there and eventually said as much. His "friend" Jerry Seinfeld (who made jokes about it after he was gone) seems to have forced him into it. A lot of the crowd thought it was a sketch and was laughing in the beginning. some of the most fantastically awkward television in a long time.

Later in the segment, Seinfeld was doing a bit about kids' parties and how he hated going to all his son's friends' birthdays because the party clowns would inevitable tell him about their comedy careers.

[Blitzgal]

Originally Posted by starscream

Later in the segment, Seinfeld was doing a bit about kids' parties and how he hated going to all his son's friends' birthdays because the party clowns would inevitable tell him about their comedy careers.

I think Seinfeld is such an egotistical jerk. I never understood his standup, anyway. I liked the show but it was because of the strength of his co-stars, not Seinfeld himself. Plus I love Larry David. Seinfeld would very obviously crack up right in the middle of a scene. The dude can't act!

[StuartPants]

Michael Richard's was on Letterman last night? was he promoting something? Or was it specifically for this fiasco?

Originally Posted by starscream

It was even harder to watch Michael Richards on Letterman last night as he tried to sort of apologize. He clearly did not want to be there and eventually said as much. His "friend" Jerry Seinfeld (who made jokes about it after he was gone) seems to have forced him into it. A lot of the crowd thought it was a sketch and was laughing in the beginning. some of the most fantastically awkward television in a long time.

Later in the segment, Seinfeld was doing a bit about kids' parties and how he hated going to all his son's friends' birthdays because the party clowns would inevitable tell him about their comedy careers.