Kramer from sienfeld in rascist outburst

[zico martin 89]

not sure if anyone else has posted this but its a bit of a shocker!

 

http://www.tmz.com/2006/11/20/krame...caught-on-tape/

 

 

[The Fish 10686]

misjudged the audience and lost control.

 

Seen and heard far worse to be honest.

 

doesn't excuse what he said, but he went so far to make it ridiculous. The brujah about it has imo totally outgrown the incident itself.

 

He made an apology on the David Letterman show and some idiots were actually laughing about it in the studio, bit crass. He seemed genuinely cut up about the whole thing and as with many performers who live off their controversial act, this time he went too far.

 

Got to admit I've been furious when people have been talking throughout someones set, and have been close to violence which is just as unacceptable as what Kramer did. It must be ten times worse for the act.

[manc-mag 1]

misjudged the audience and lost control.

 

Seen and heard far worse to be honest.

 

doesn't excuse what he said, but he went so far to make it ridiculous. The brujah about it has imo totally outgrown the incident itself.

 

He made an apology on the David Letterman show and some idiots were actually laughing about it in the studio, bit crass. He seemed genuinely cut up about the whole thing and as with many performers who live off their controversial act, this time he went too far.

 

Got to admit I've been furious when people have been talking throughout someones set, and have been close to violence which is just as unacceptable as what Kramer did. It must be ten times worse for the act.

 

I dont think I've ever seen that spelt before. Kudos!

[Gemmill 44273]

I don't think I've ever seen it mis-spelt quite so appallingly. I'm assuming the word he was looking for is brouhaha.

[Guest alex]

I thought it was Jamaican Beer or summat.

[manc-mag 1]

I don't think I've ever seen it mis-spelt quite so appallingly. I'm assuming the word he was looking for is brouhaha.

 

He's restoring the balance after looking inadvertantly clever in the NOTFORYOU thread tbh.

[Barney 0]

Here's a failry uproarious remix of the speech and moments of gold from Seinfeld :

 

http://www.yourdailymedia.com/media/116479...cist_Statements

Edited December 1, 2006 by Barney

[Happy Face 29]

Here's a failry uproarious remix of the speech and moments of gold from Seinfeld :

 

http://www.yourdailymedia.com/media/116479...cist_Statements

 

 

Absoloutely superb.

[Matty 0]

Here's a failry uproarious remix of the speech and moments of gold from Seinfeld :

 

http://www.yourdailymedia.com/media/116479...cist_Statements

 

 

 

 

One of the funniest things I've watched in a while!

 

 

"Ohhh take the monkey's side!!!"

 

 

[Barney 0]

Must have taken them a good while to get appropriate clips. Very good though.

[The Fish 10686]

I don't think I've ever seen it mis-spelt quite so appallingly. I'm assuming the word he was looking for is brouhaha.

 

 

got my spelling from my dad who uses the word frequently. He says it's a scottish word and that's how it's spelt. Dictionary.com and you bunch of pedantic arseticklers seem to disagree however.

 

Dictionary.com says it's of french origin.

[Gemmill 44273]

I don't think I've ever seen it mis-spelt quite so appallingly. I'm assuming the word he was looking for is brouhaha.

 

 

got my spelling from my dad who uses the word frequently. He says it's a scottish word and that's how it's spelt. Dictionary.com and you bunch of pedantic arseticklers seem to disagree however.

 

Dictionary.com says it's of french origin.

 

I don't know why you felt the need to point out that your father can't spell either. Now I think poorly of him too.

[The Fish 10686]

I don't think I've ever seen it mis-spelt quite so appallingly. I'm assuming the word he was looking for is brouhaha.

 

 

got my spelling from my dad who uses the word frequently. He says it's a scottish word and that's how it's spelt. Dictionary.com and you bunch of pedantic arseticklers seem to disagree however.

 

Dictionary.com says it's of french origin.

 

I don't know why you felt the need to point out that your father can't spell either. Now I think poorly of him too.

 

 

bet he could kick your dads arse up and down Northumberland St all day long....

[Jusoda Kid 1]

I don't think I've ever seen it mis-spelt quite so appallingly. I'm assuming the word he was looking for is brouhaha.

 

 

got my spelling from my dad who uses the word frequently. He says it's a scottish word and that's how it's spelt. Dictionary.com and you bunch of pedantic arseticklers seem to disagree however.

 

Dictionary.com says it's of french origin.

 

I don't know why you felt the need to point out that your father can't spell either. Now I think poorly of him too.

 

 

bet he could ride your dads arse up and down Northumberland St all day long....

 

Is there any need