Perspective
Everyone knows that all across the country people are suffering the effects of a devastating heat wave, and neighborhoods are losing electricity and poor people have no air conditioning and no homes and you can’t walk ten feet outside without entirely sweating out that last bottle of Poland Spring, but has anyone stopped and thought about the real victim here?
I mean, he wasn’t funny when he was on TV, and now he’s still not funny, not on TV and really, really hot somewhere.
posted by Dan @ 3:05 PM
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Poor Colin Quinn. I'll bet he's not sweating Poland Spring, though. He's sweating Irish Spring. WHaaa haaaa haaa!!!!
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Leezer, at
3:29 PM
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JP, at
3:33 PM
He's truly the anti funny.
Don't know who his brother-in-law is, but I wish my sister'd f*cked him.
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JP, at
3:34 PM
And I thought I had it bad.
Thanks for putting this heat wave in perspective.
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Jaime, at
3:36 PM
he may not be funny, but he should get some creds for being on remote control- which should be resurrected by the game show network!
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ga peach, at
4:04 PM
Hey, maybe he was just trying to get his skin to match his shirt. And everyone be thankful that he wasn't wearing blue...
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Rebecca, at
4:09 PM
He was, in fact, sweaty, stubbly and leaning on my shoulder just last night, urging me to steal another guy's fries at the table.
Not kidding.
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MonkeyPants, at
4:27 PM
I loved Remote Control. Adam Sandler was on it. Not saying I love Adam Sandler, but just a random fact.
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Big Daddy, at
4:29 PM
Am I missing something? A link, perhaps? He looks the same as he always does to me, so I'm not getting it if you're refering to the photo somehow. (I am really tired today, too, so I might just be being retarded. Not that it takes me being tired to make me behave as such, really...)
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Faith, at
5:53 PM
Everyone head for the hills. It's nicer here.
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Janet, at
8:49 PM
Someone please explain this post. Is he in trouble or something?
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Anonymous, at
8:50 AM
do not listen to janet. the hills are not nicer. they have ticks.
and we don't want you anyways.
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Lord of the Barnyard, at
9:18 AM
a couple of years ago, i saw him drunkenly wandering around columbus circle...this is the first time that i have seen anything about him since...
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Laurel, at
9:53 AM
I always wondered what happened to him. Now I know; disgustinly sweaty and wandering around midtown Manhattan.
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Heather B., at
11:49 AM
whether or not you think he's funny, colin quinn's tough crowd was the ballsiest, most un-PC show on television, and dealt with tough issues directly and intelligently (sometimes).
it's a shame it got taken off the air, though, admittedly, he was the weakest part of the show.
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The Artist, at
1:41 PM
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