Robin Williams on Tonight's (Monday's) Show
Brady
weddings? Yes, I know that it was (merely, presumably) an excuse for him
to do his 'black person' voice(s). Whatever.
Feh.
Brady
Tony Linguini
> Who uses the term 'black wedding?' Does he also talk about 'white'
> weddings?
He'd have to pay royalties to Billy Idol if he did that.
SG
sensitive much?
Traci
Are you serious? C'mon, let me help you off the PC wagon.
Traci
foxysc...@yahoo.com
I don't get insulted when someone says "Italian Wedding"
I just hope I'm invited. (good food)
Brady
I thought the story in itself was funny. (Recap: Robin Williams and John
Travolta got hammered and went to a wedding, and some people there
thought Robin was a Mork *impersonator*. That's funny.) So when he set
it up by saying they "went to a black wedding," for a split second I'm
thinking, 'Uh, OK. I wonder where he'll go with *that*.' And then,
before he could get it out, I realized: Here we go -- his 'black person'
voice(s). From him, I just find that cheap & hackneyed.
Brady
dsi...@yahoo.com
From him, I just find that cheap & hackneyed.
Because god knows Williams would never do anything cheap, hackneyed,
canned, or "borrowed."
--Dave Sikula
Helen Read
> On Nov 24, 11:46 am, Brady wrote:
>
>> From him, I just find that cheap & hackneyed.
>
> Because god knows Williams would never do anything cheap, hackneyed,
> canned, or "borrowed."
Blissfully, I pulled a Foxy for most of his panel.
--
HPR
Marilyn
I saw it as setting the scene with two white guys (Mork & Vinnie) crashing
in.
Regarding "borrowed"...Reservation for two, please.
Sally
If I weren't bloated from my friend's Thanksgiving dinner, I would
laugh and say SLYH. (Groan.)
Sally