Seinfeld’s Lost Episode

By Saturday December 2, 2006



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  1. JimR says:
    12/3/2006 at 11:59 am

    #11, Mike Voice, But I agree with Craig that people trying to verbally twist-the-knife on someone are likely to go for what they hope are the hot-button insults for their intended target.

    Bullshit. When you use racial slurs, your intended target becomes everyone of that race. You reinforce prejudice and contribute to nonsensical, baseless hatred. It is selfish and ignorant to use such language.

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  2. H. Lewis Smith says:
    12/3/2006 at 12:01 pm

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  3. vaspersthegrate says:
    12/3/2006 at 3:31 pm

    Kramer and Mel Gibson and Trent Lott are racists. So are many other white bread honky crackers.

    Gotta watch those comedians from Seinfeld, which even did episodes about how nobody has any black friends. Those ex-Seinfeld has beens are universally lame and pathetic.

    I watched Jerry Seinfeld try to bolster that new talk show host guy who used to be a writer for Seinfeld. I felt massively uncomfortable with the whole thing, both guys were boring as F.

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  4. Uncle Dave says:
    12/3/2006 at 8:12 pm

    #18: I’ve been out of town and haven’t been able to check on what’s happening. Even so, given what’s being commented on, I think it’s OK to go farther than usual (ie, context). However, some people have their heel on the line with the toes well over it, so watch it.

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  5. Bono says:
    12/4/2006 at 8:20 am

    Jesse Jackson should’ve made him a crow sandwich and spit on it first, and watched the hymie eat it.

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