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EDUCATION: Without one, you’ll mistake a teddy bear for a panda on national television.

(Bill O’Reilly)

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  1. Mekkis says:

    And doubtless, Bill denied having made a mistake on national television and blames everyone else around him.

    What a douchebag.

    • FaileV says:

      actually, i think he did deny making the mistake. Granted i saw this ep weeks ago. I’m surprised he even showed up on the daily show.

      • Marshy says:

        Yeah, O’Reilly is kind of an idiot. My grandma is always sending us articles about how evil Myspace is, and one time she sent us “The O’Reilly Factor For Kids”. Stupid book is stupid.

        Does anyone watch “Talkshow with Spike Feresten”? Lately they’ve been having a recurring skit called “The Lil’ O’Reilly Factor” (Little Bill O’Reilly). It’s a kid who’s about 7 or 8 years old dressed up to look like Bill O’Reilly. He pretty much sits there and screams about gays and liberals and Muslims. It’s hilarious, and really cute. It’s also surprisingly close to the real O’Reilly. You can find it on Youtube.

        And just for the record, I knew the difference between a panda and a bear that is shown since I was like, 3.

        • charro says:

          Pandas aren’t even really bears are they? I believe it’s a misnomer.

          • rhorho says:

            The debate raged for a while, but genetic testing established the Giant
            Panda’s place in the bear family (Ursidae). Racoons are bears, too.

            • rhorho says:

              I was okay on the bear thing, but racoons are different. [Wiki link]

              • rhorho says:

                …and two c’s in raccoon.
                *headdesk*

              • Tessie says:

                I looked both kinds of pandas up in wiki. Apparently, bears and raccoons diverged from a common ancestor long ago. Giant pandas (the black and white kind) evolved from the bear branch of the family, and red pandas from the raccoon side.
                `
                If anybody enjoys travel channel and/or history channel type stories, you might want to check out a book called, “The Lady and the Panda”. It’s a true story about the first explorer to bring a living panda (who most westerners thought was either extinct or a hoax) out of China. What makes it even better is that the explorer is a woman, no less a wealthy socialite of the type I associate with 1930s movies, who goes around saying things like, “What in GOD’s name do I have to do to get a decent gin martini around here??!?” Fascinating story, though.

                • herb says:

                  I can see that lineage, but the pandacoon/bear division is almost as old as the bear/weasel or dog/whale parting of genes. Still, though, it’s fascinating.

                  (And for no apparent reason, I feel like mentioning that female platypi produce milk to feed there young, but lacking nipples they sweat it out.)

            • charro says:

              Well at least we all know that pandas eat, shoots and leaves.
              I know raccoons and pandas were cousins, I just thought they all weren’t bears. I guess I’m not up on my taxonomy.
              Koalas aren’t bears that’s fer shure

  2. smartypants says:

    Actually, some teddy bears are made to resemble pandas, some look more like brown bears. The one in the picture is something in between.

    I still hate O’Reilly.

    • Uncle Fester says:

      That looks nothing like a Panda…

      • slan agat says:

        At least he didn’t mistake it for a felafel loofah.

        • rhorho says:

          Yeah, and at least he didn’t mistake it for a suppository soup bowl.

          • Charlie Foxtrot says:

            So is that what he is going to do with his finger?

            • Jane St.Clair says:

              So is this what you were doing when you burned the walnut butter toffee for the second time?

              • slan agat says:

                Oooh, that’s what that smell was!

                Two words, Charlie: Bus. Ted.

                • Charlie Foxtrot says:

                  Hey, I’m innocent — who in the hell expects a dashingly old, yet suprisingly attactive veteran to be able to make candy? *walks away with the faint, yet pungent oder of burning sugar in the background thinking, Where in the hell is an impoverished village when you need one?*

                  • Jane St.Clair says:

                    Your wife, apparently. If what she says is true (which it must be if she made me listen to it when I came home from work at 1:00 in the morning) then you were Mr. Candy Maker when she first cut those recipes out 30 years ago. And that was BEFORE you joined the military. *loves knocking Charlie down a notch on the internet*

    • Typhoid says:

      You… you think that looks anything like a panda?

      I weep for education.

    • фдуч_шяь says:

      Ever heard of polar bears?

      • Steve says:

        Yes, I have. I have seen several.

        The picture shows a “teddy bear” which is a cartoonish representation which may or may not resemble any real species of bear.

        One thing it certainly does NOT resemble, is a Panda.

        • rhorho says:

          Steve, I think фдуч_шяь was referring to smartypants’ comment, “Actually, some teddy bears are made to resemble pandas, some look more like brown bears. The one in the picture is something in between.”

  3. rhorho says:

    Worst…person…in…the…world!!!

  4. froofrou says:

    Just as long as he doesn’t sexually harass it……

  5. scottkrys says:

    what a douche

  6. David says:

    BA in History, MA in Journalism. You can hate him all you want, but it doesn’t change the fact that he is, in fact, educated. But don’t let that stop you.

  7. NinjaPacman says:

    Sigh. Same tune, different words.

    Forget all you haters. I just wanna cuddle the bear.

  8. Trainwreck Chaser says:

    Easier mistake to make then calling Jobs a three letter word.

    • Alex says:

      Hey hey hey, liberals are allowed as many mistakes as they want. C’mon, thats just commons sense.

      • Uncle Fester says:

        Then it’s more or less the same as the conservatives then… getting caught in gent’s toilets cottaging… oops… your daughter getting knocked up by the son of a woman who brews meth, having used your office to hound someone out of a job and dally with a convicted felon… another hiccup… inadvertently getting caught up in major savings and loans frauds… oops again… declaring a war on a sovereign country bast on lies and distortion of facts, then giving the reconstruction to your buddy’s company in a no-bid contract… deary me, how did that happen…

        Just a random selection of the Conservative’s faux pas over the past 8 years…

        • AtlasShrugged says:

          Now list the Democratic ones…

        • OhMyGoodness says:

          Cottaging? Should I ask? One expression (from context, anyway) that we don’t have here…

          • rhorho says:

            I think it has to do with hi jinx in public restrooms.

            • OhMyGoodness says:

              I suspect that you may well be right. After I hit “Add comment” I wondered about the wisdom of asking Uncle Fester for details – they may be extraordinarily detailed. Hijinks is detail enough, I think.

              • Uncle Fester says:

                Wiki behind my name

                • Jane St.Clair says:

                  Ick. I’m sorry, I don’t even sit on the seat in a public restroom, what is wrong with people?

                  • Uncle Fester says:

                    You drive it underground for long enough, and you get that. Back when Cottaging was ‘popular’ they’d only just stopped hard labour for ’sodomy’ in the UK (1940s)

                    It was still illegal, and pretty much hard time could be ensured.

                    These days we just have gay bashing… which may or may not be followed by the law…

                    I know some people, some people here, think it’s a decline in ‘morality’ that we stopped jailing gay folk or hanging them…

                    • Gotta love so called refined people. *sigh*

                      I always felt that on a cosmic or even worldly view of things, having a fit over who people want to have sex with of a consenting age was a rather stupid idea. Of all the real problems, we pick that to fight over. I seriously think we need a Cinematically Epic level event to happen so we have to band together and get over petty differences.

                      When the aliens attacks, who Fred buggers of consenting age won’t really matter. He is needed on the front lines with acceptance as being human, etc, etc.

                      Too bad we need ridiculously big problems to occur before we just band together and move on. Or painfully slow cultural movements but Alien invasion might be worth getting off the chair for.

                      /pointless babbling.

                    • Jane St.Clair says:

                      Don’t preach to me Unc, I get all that. I’m just saying George Michael has better resources at his disposal and I still think sex in a bathroom is unsanitary to say the least.

                      • dissimilitude says:

                        Or worse. You’ve seen the movie Very Bad Things, right?
                        *cringes inwardly and rubs back of her head*

                        I mean, eeeeeep. Or, just be careful, people!

                • OhMyGoodness says:

                  Well, now I know. Thanks, Unc.

    • Delaweinie says:

      Or using ‘then’ instead of ‘than?’

  9. mrbecker712 says:

    Who cares??? O’Reilly at least has the stones to call out the failures in DC. All the liberals wanna do is blame Bush.

    • miss priss says:

      um… bush IS the source of most of the failures in DC

    • Charlie Foxtrot says:

      Who cares??? O’Reilly at least has been too stoned to call out anything with any degree of accuracy. All the conservatives want to do is drop their previous HE-RO, GWB like a hot potato, of course after they helped him destroy the economy.

      • mrbecker712 says:

        The Clinton enhancement of the CRA helped the cracks in the ceiling progress. How many foreclosed families would personally like to think Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton for their failures?

        • PinaV says:

          Are you seriously calling out a guy who hasn’t been president for almost 28 years and somehow trying to pin part of this economic crisis on him?

          Wow.

          • rhorho says:

            I think so. His accusation to a homeowner suing a contractor because a tornado took his roof off. …but that’s just me.

          • Jane St.Clair says:

            Why not? I personally blame my students’ negative attitude towards a Charlie Brown Christmas on Millard Fillmore.

            • rhorho says:

              *shakes fist at imaginary Millard Fillmore*
              Good point! Time has taken the sting out of that memory for most. Thank you for bringing that by-blow’s misdeeds back to the fore!

            • OhMyGoodness says:

              Those ungrateful students! They dissed a Charlie Brown Christmas? The year can’t finish quickly enough for you, can it, Jane?

              • Jane St.Clair says:

                All done! Last week was the end for me, that was part of the reason for my radio silence as it were, I was crazy busy getting final grades in and having meetings with their regular teacher where I tried to find nice ways to tell her she did nothing to control the behavior of those kids before I took over and how she might want to work on that.
                -
                AND I told them that I could be giving them a final so they could just shut up and watch Charlie Brown and like it already!

                • I can see it now…

                  “We have two options today. Those who want to watch this Charlie Brown movie in silence may do so. Those who want to complain and be hit with a final may do so. I will be putting on the movie now and passing out the final to those who chose the latter option. Enjoy.”

                • OhMyGoodness says:

                  Congrats – you got there. In one piece, too, I think. It’s not a bad time of year to suddenly stop, breathe in the warm salt air, head for the beach with a Santa hat and an old Rusty surfboard. Crack a frosty beer and ENJOY.
                  Kick back and relax some – well-earned!
                  (Some day, someone will have to explain the joys of a white Christmas…)

                  • It is snuggling with a loved one, sharing hot cocoa with friends and family, snow forts and fights, all sorts of cuddly fun that is had because of cold weather. Least that is the positives that I get out of it but I can see how that might be foreign concepts to somebody used to warm weather.

                    • OhMyGoodness says:

                      Warm Christmasses have their great attractions. We do the turkey, but we do a good seafood platter, mango, strawberries in the champagne… good salad, cold beer, afternoon in the pool / at the beach / playing with the kids toys… it’s lovely. I can understand the attraction of snow (heck, we spray fake snow in shop windows for “that” look, and playing a shopping-centre Santa is Hell’s own gig), and I want to do it… once.

                • Tessie says:

                  “AND I told them that I could be giving them a final so they could just shut up and watch Charlie Brown and like it already!”
                  `
                  Unfortunately, she pronounced it “Wah-wah-wah-wah-wah”, so nobody understood what she was saying.

                  • Jane St.Clair says:

                    LOL!!! That is so true! There were days when I was sure that was all they were hearing!

                    • Maxwell Silverhammer says:

                      My mother borrowed my trombone during my high school years,
                      and used it in her class for a whole day, according to the complaints from
                      other teachers, there was one certain point during the day that the
                      trombone blaring lasted for close to 15 minutes straight.
                      She told her students that she can teach that way, or she could teach
                      them the way she had been trying, and they’d have to listen that time around.
                      The trombone never had to come back to her classroom.

                      • Jane St.Clair says:

                        Honestly, my students would probably prefer the trombone. About the only benefit is that sexual harassment boy wouldn’t have been able to make many comments.

        • FaileV says:

          To be fair, Carter might not have been the best political leader, but he did spend his later years doing his damnest to help people.

          • rhorho says:

            He’s the best ex-president we have ever had. What he has done in terms of promoting Habitat for Humanity alone is teh awesome.

            • AtlasShrugged says:

              Too bad he stunk up the place as President. He was such a wimp, even the rabbits attacked him ! (remember that one?)

              • rhorho says:

                I remember the “I have lusted in my heart” one, and Billy (of course), but not a rabbit attack. Are you sure you didn’t fall asleep during The Quest for the Holy Grail?

                • pcflamingo says:

                  I’m not clever enough to put a link in my name to the Jimmy Carter attack rabbit issue. So, google “Jimmy Carter rabbit” and wiki will ’splain it to you, Lucy. Or rhorho as the case may be.

                  • rhorho says:

                    I was being lazy earlier, but promise to look it up soon. It’s easy to attach a link. When you are typing a comment, three fields appear above the message field. The first is the one in which you have typed “pcflamingo,” and the second is where you have typed your boss’s email addy. The third field (labeled “URI”) is where you can paste a link. You can also paste a link in your text, but PK may eat it, delay it, etc.

                  • rhorho says:

                    What a disappointing waste of time: No blood or guts, just
                    Jimmy in a boat, using his oar to splash water at a swamp
                    rabbit. *slumps; drools*

                • rhorho says:

                  …and before an OCD fan corrects me, the movie is
                  actually titled Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

              • Uncle Fester says:

                Quite how the man who kicked off the policy in Afghanistan to destabilise the USSR, and set the tone for ‘diplomacy’ with Iran for nearly 30 can be called a ‘wimp’ is a little puzzling. Very low key aggression across the planet is more like it.

                However, the idea that anti-Redlining legislation in 1977is a major part of the fact that the banks were trying to screw each over now, while not with some merit due to a snowballing effect, it’s more down to profits uber alles, rather than good business practice by the banks.

                • Tessie says:

                  “Quite how the man who kicked off the policy in Afghanistan to destabilise the USSR, and set the tone for ‘diplomacy’ with Iran for nearly 30 can be called a ‘wimp’ is a little puzzling.”
                  `
                  According to my English-to-doofus dictionary, “wimp” is defined as any president who doesn’t personally order the slaughter of every man, woman, child, cat, dog, and goldfish, in whatever (preferably oil-havin’) country is the current boogeyman du jour.

                  • OhMyGoodness says:

                    Could you possibly sent the publisher’s details for that dictionary? It sounds rather fetching, though, and I wouldn’t mind having a copy. Could you tell me what it has under “subtle”?

                    • rhorho says:

                      I’m interested in that dictionary, too! In the meantime, my attempt at doofus:
                      Subtle: (adj) To complain or grumble morosely in low tones.

                    • Tessie says:

                      Unfortunately for the non-doofi among us, the dictionary isn’t actually in print. It has to be absorbed by osmosis, which involves a truly unpleasant and possibly toxic level of proximity to the common doofus and/or the movie “Idiocracy”.
                      RE your question, their idea of “subtle” is a silent-but-deadly fart.

                • AtlasShrugged says:

                  Yeah- boycotting the Olympics really helped in Afganistan. Even the Iranians knew he would not do anything and took over the American embassy and took it’s staff hostage. He was a pansy and the world knew it.

        • pcflamingo says:

          mrbecker – the CRA applied to savings & loans and some banks to start out with, not mortgage brokers or mortgage bankers, who do the vast majority of mortgage loan business, especially the subprime business. Eventually Fannie & Freddie incorporated some of the provisions of the CRA, such as more anti-discrimination provisions, but no player – bank, S&L, credit union, Fannie or Freddie said, “let’s make loans to unqualified persons! Yay!”

          Having been an underwriter in the mortgage business since 1983 (*activates flame shield*) and having worked for mortgage brokers and mortgage bankers – THAT’S where the fault belongs. All we ever heard from corporate was “more volume, close more loans, ramp it up!”. The FHA and VA loans I was underwriting had more strict credit standards, but the subprime stuff – no standards except “how much profit can we stack on this stinking pile of cr*p” (how many fees can we whack these poor schmucks with in order to make more profit?).

          Interestingly enough, who do you suppose was a great cheerleader of the increase in homeownership (which came about because of the lowering of credit standards)? Who used to brag about the increase in speeches? Yes, that would be GWB.

          • rhorho says:

            Thank you for shedding some light on the topic. :-)

            • PortlandMark says:

              Listen! Crickets… the neocons have no response to pcflamingo.

              • rhorho says:

                It’s…too…quiet, Mark!
                Even the “libtard” echoes have faded…
                *shivers*

              • froofrou says:

                *looks up again* Did someone call me again? I swear I heard my name…….
                -
                *goes back to eating gummy bears, ear cocked for listening*
                -
                FYI, this particular neocon was too busy fending off family during a Christmas function to post today. I love my family, but damn they’re a bunch of dorks!

                • OhMyGoodness says:

                  I hate coming in late…
                  *Looks longingly for any remaining orange Gummi bears*

                • rhorho says:

                  *spooky voice* Froo… This is your conscience…
                  (*snickers*)

                  • *wicked purr* Hello Froo… Shoulder Devil here. Don’t listen to that snickering loon. Evil Rules!

                    • rhorho says:

                      *spooky voice*
                      This is the Ghost of Libtards Past, Froo…
                      Don’t listen to Ginger-Breath over there…
                      You want to be NICE to Libtards…

                      • *checks breath and has realization* Wait, I never eat ginger… And wait… I wasn’t telling her to be mean to libtards. I was just going to continue along her path of sexual expression… But now that you mention it.

                        *clears throat and then purrs again* Libtards have it coming. They want your money. They want to make lazy people your boss. They deserve your bile. Bwahahaha…

                        • rhorho says:

                          *stifles urge to scream “Oh noes!! It’s teh Gingerbread Man!!*
                          *spooky voice* Come to the Dark Side, Froo…We have tax breaks and health care…

                        • froofrou says:

                          *head asplodes*

                        • Rawr!!! Run!

                          Don’t listen to the libtard, their heathcare is run by gerbils who smell of elderberry and the tax breaks are a lie, like the cake.

                        • *looks at froo* So that is how an explosion of sanity looks…

                        • rhorho says:

                          *gathers up oozy squishy brain bits*
                          *sets up sewing machine*
                          *looks through notions for darning egg*
                          Don’t worry, froo! I’ll save you…!

                        • *yawns and stretches shoulder devil wings since my next client was Uncle Fester and he pretty much corrupts himself*

                        • rhorho says:

                          There! It’s the best I could possibly do, under the bad lighting, without my good glasses. Not a bad job, really. Most of her hair will probably grow back, even.
                          I hope it wasn’t a bad idea to replace the necrotic tissue with ginger…

                        • Uncle Fester says:

                          @DWN
                          I was corrupt before you were born, laddie…

                        • Like I said, Fester, easy job.

                          @rhorho: I think it is a good idea, myself.

                        • OhMyGoodness says:

                          @rho… a darning egg?

                        • Uncle Fester says:

                          DWM – Want a trick y job? Convince me that Frou isn’t a hypocrite :(

                        • Nah, I would rather just not care since we are all hypocrites but you keep pointing out the obvious. Gives you something to do.

                        • Uncle Fester says:

                          You mean like your interminable posting on your sex life and claiming a ‘public service’?

                        • Something like that. I post about my sex life and I post about tips for sex. Two different things. However, you seem to think I am doing one and claiming both. The ginger thing I posted started as a bit about my sex life, actually a solution to a sexual issue that turned into a public information situation. A situation that I can say I have discussed further with at least two other people since. Other times I have posted about ideas for sexual rp or just things to try in the bedroom in general.

                          However, if you have only read my babbling about my sex life and then see me claiming a public service without reading the other parts, sure call me a hypocrite.

                          Hell, call me a hypocrite on principal because I have given advice which is good that I have personally found very hard to follow. I know I am flawed so your point is what exactly?

                        • rhorho says:

                          @DWN: Thanks. I thought you would like the ginger. I used some home grown, fertilized with fish emulsion. @OMG: The darning egg came in really handy for getting the outside brain skin just right. You’ve seen
                          one before, right? Let me show it to you…
                          *looks around for egg*
                          Uh…

                        • OhMyGoodness says:

                          Tell you what – I think someone should check on froo… she hasn’t come up for air after mentioning one ‘asplodind head after dealing with the family.

                        • rhorho says:

                          I saw a movie about this sort of thing. We need heavy voltage to get her squishy brains going again. Unfortunately, money’s a little tight right now, or I could hook her up to the circuit breaker box outside…
                          *waits for thunderstorm*

                        • OhMyGoodness says:

                          Thunderstorm due here this afternoon. I’d take the alligator clamps off her nipples, though – it’s more than sufficient for her to merely hold them in her hands.
                          Conversely, leave clamps in place & fetch a car battery…

                        • froofrou says:

                          *raises head* Dammit, people keep disturbing my nap.
                          -
                          *lays head back down* *mutters about damn kids on my lawn*

                        • rhorho says:

                          *makes convincing thunder noise, but with much spitting*
                          IT’S . . . ALIVE!
                          *grabs bleach, foil and henna brush*
                          *makes a streak in froo’s hair*

                        • Uncle Fester says:

                          We belong dead…

                  • Uncle Fester says:

                    Froo… This is your conscience…

                    BWAH-HAHAHAAAAA…. you think there is one of those?

  10. blecher says:

    This picture proves how glued to the telepromter Brain is. He reads what he’s told to read, like a good republican

  11. blecher says:

    Bill*

  12. m00finsan says:

    Thanks for commenting on the lol, everyone. =D

  13. Schmoe says:

    the neo-fascist is blind in more ways than one.

  14. Kelsey says:

    Haha I was watching that and was like OMG he did NOT just call it a panda! Because if anyone knows pandas, it’s me. What an idiot… I’m glad he is, because it’s so entertaining.

  15. BuickGirl1986 says:

    I saw that ep, that was the only thing john had on him and used it as a segway to exit to commercial. Woooooo Bill O’ Reilly. Also cause I know I will get reemed for the above comment alone. I like fox news bush, and The Cobert Report to. :)

    • OhMyGoodness says:

      Jeez, you’re game. Spelling “reemed” like that is going to get Uncle Fester worked over on so many levels. I’ll ignore the thought of O’Reilly using a Segway inside a television studio, I’ll ignore the nagging desire to recommend the regular perusal of a decent dictionary… I’ll even completely ignore all the “Ooh! A Troll” shouts. I just want to see Fester waking up and reading “I know I will get reemed…” He’ll spill his marmalade, he really will.
      *Shakes head in awe of what the future may hold*

      • rhorho says:

        I take it you are less than impressed with this example of Bush’s “No Child Left Behind” educational policy. [link]

      • BuickGirl1986 says:

        OMG if there is like one word misspelled you egg heads freek lolz. Do you annoy people in real life like this? I would rather misspell things and have friends then be an annoying. :P have fun running around the interweb and trying to make ppl feel stupid .

        • rhorho says:

          I take it you are counting your felon pen pals as friends. It’s a shame to burst your bubble, but OMG and I have friends, *and* maintain the ability to communicate in writing. Call us overworked multi-taskers, if it helps your little pudding head get to sleep. For the record, you have more than one spelling error, a run-on sentence, a missed comma, and several capitalization errors.
          Also, I’m not freaked out, but actually awe-struck by your formidable ability to breathe in and out consistently enough to maintain life.

        • OhMyGoodness says:

          Hooo… jeez, I said I’d ignore… oh, never mind. Poor Uncle Fester’s missing out. Anyone seen him this morning?

        • OhMyGoodness says:

          Hmmm… should I bite? Tempting, you know… Curiously, I don’t run around the Interweb much at all – as a matter-o-fact, this is one of the very few places I visit regularly. And it’s the fact that I learn that keeps me here – learn perspective in how a country not my own operates, thinks, breathes. Sometimes I watch the flames of hard-earned belief trace burning streaks when some warfare is had (if you keep an eye out, I’d put this up as one of the best applied philosophy sites on the planet), and am in awe of the sweep of intelligence to be found herein… it’s enough to make me feel a little dim sometimes. I learn.
          And I have a little fun along the way. It’s part of the nature of this beast, y’know…
          Mind you, if I read your opening statement, you were prepared enough for flames that you brought a deck-chair, a long stich and a bag of marshmallows. Enjoy! We do!

    • FaileV says:

      I know this is probably a revolutionary idea to you, but there is something called manners and etiquette. I’ll try to take this slow for you, but Bill accepted an invitation to talk about his book on the show therefore he was a GUEST. See that word means that Jon Stewart needed to treat him with respect. Now when you have a guest over it’s very rude to point out their every flaw, no matter how many they may have. So while a guest on the show Bill was not going to be attacked on his every flaw and view. When he made the mistake with the bear, it was pointed out in a joking manner.
      ~
      Let us summarize. Bill was a guest, therefor he was treated nicely. Whatever Jon might have had on him he did not use because he is a good host
      ~
      The link in my name is a good example of a bad host. It’s an old video, but i feel it makes my point rather well. He has a guest on his show. The guest is there to talk about his book, but the host instead starts off insulting his line of work and trying to belittle him and what he does. This is bad etiquette, and I suspect the sign of a man with some personal worth issues.

      • pcflamingo says:

        So now when Bill O has “guests” on his show he will politely let them speak instead of jumping down their throat midway into their first sentence? Sheesh, yes surely that will happen.

        • FaileV says:

          It’s probably why so many people think he’s such an incredible douchebag. I can deal with opinions that are vastly different from my own, but the way he presents those opinions is deplorable. He really is a god awful host.

          • rhorho says:

            Thank you for linking the YouTube clip. :-)
            It was telling of Bill’s paranoia, that he considers Jon Stewart to
            be a competitor, because Jon’s show comes on during Bill’s show’s
            first replay.
            Jon is the one who should be paranoid: He’s *trying* to be funny…

            • No reason to be paranoid, he practically has a bottomless bag of material to work with as long as people like Bill stay on the air.

            • Tessie says:

              “It was telling of Bill’s paranoia, that he considers Jon Stewart to
              be a competitor,”
              `
              Some years back, I was watching an interview with songwriter Hoyt Axton. I’d heard the name but that was all; he apparently writes mostly country and bluegrass kind of material.
              He was telling a story about a song he wrote for the 70s pop group Three Dog Night. They objected to one line that referred to the Beatles, and asked him to change it. His incredulous response, in a very thick Good Ol Boy accent, was:
              [explosive laughter] PHHHAW HAW HAW!!!!
              “Yew guys thank you’re competition for the Beatles!?!”

          • I made a low blow with my latest LOL, check my name for my lolz.

        • Uncle Fester says:

          After Satan skates to work…

      • Uncle Fester says:

        Bill was peddling some sort of book. Seemed to think that Stewart was also Roman Catholic.

      • jerseygirl in GA says:

        I love what you wrote, but I somehow doubt that Jon asked Bill on the show. My guess is that Bill’s people called The Daily Show and asked to come on the show to promote his book. It seems that the best book promotion tool besides Oprah is The Daily Show and The Colbert Report. Since I feel Bill is interested in being excessively rich as well as rude and obnoxious, he agreed to the Daily Show spot. (of course, this is just my $.02)

        Jon was awesome – I loved how he opened up the interview with the cup of hot cocoa and told Bill to relax! Hahaha!

  16. Bob says:

    Wow. He made a mistake on national television. That’s a pretty big deal. I skimmed through these nearly 300 comments and am happy that most deal with debating if a panda is a bear or not. I wonder which reflects the poorer intelligence.


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