[quote][i]Originally posted by MikeP[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by phillyidol[/i]
<br>So Dan, you have a link to a skit on kiddie porn? And you find it Funny? Its really disturbing that anyone finds it funny. Why am I not surprised you had the link?
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A bit out of context don'cha think, Philly? From the looks of it, it's just a link to National Lampoon album from the '70s. Probably very un-PC but that was clearly the point.[/quote]
[quote][i]Originally posted by phillyidol[/i]
<br>I hear ya Mike, this was clearly me taking a jab at the guy. My point was it was not the first time the subject of kiddie stuff was brought up by him.
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Yes, thanks Mike, that was the point.
1. The topic is "Watching Gymnastics"
2. Coop41 brought up the Dateline NBC reference.
3. I listened to the National Lampoon "That's Not Funny, That's Sick" LP (in the late 70's / early 80's -- some 20+ years ago).
4. There is a comedy sketch about "Watching Gymnastics" on the Comedy LP.
Have you ever watched and laughed at any of the following: Saturday Night Live, Animal House, Caddyshack, Stripes, Ghost Busters...?
Maybe you've heard of some of the writers and performers on the LP which include:
Bill Murray - Writer, Performer
Laraine Newman - Performer
Harold Ramis - Writer
Paul Schaffer - Conductor, String Arrangements, Vocal Arrangement
Richard Belzer- Writer, Performer
Brian Doyle-Murray - Writer, Performer, Creative Director
Doug Kenney - Writer (one of the Founders of National Lampoon, he co-wrote the screenplay for Animal House and wrote the screenplay for Caddyshack)
Christopher Guest - Writer, Performer
And Philly, I didn't "have the link" -- the original post by Coop41 reminded me of the Comedy Sketch, which I found the link through Google... I suppose you condemn Google for having the information?
And I'm not sure what "kiddie stuff" you are referring to. Most of the time when I post to the NWO, I'm finding something ridiculous that someone says and I chime in with my point of view, just like everyone does.
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