The African American in the Audience in Jesus and Pals

Jun 12, 199818 posts by 13 postersalt.tv.southpark
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Taking a Stab here...because of the way he dressed...

Is it supposed to be Rick James???

anyone? anyone?

Doubt it. Anyone in the audience who spoke up was suppose to represent those idiots who frequent the Spinger type shows. Just my .02� BTW Rick James is a tub now. Have you seen him recently?

If I could drop dead right now, I'd be the happiest man alive. - Samuel Goldwyn

This is kinda kooky, but I think it looks like Tim Meadows.

\If knowing is half the battle,/ /then what's the other half? \

considering the the fact he seemed to be ok with being a child molester i thought maybe the very feminine LITTLE RICHARD might have been the point here ???

On Mon, 15 Jun 1998 08:40:42 -0700, joe wrote:

Nah, I'd still have to say it was a Jackson brother, Montel.

----- Powerslave AKA Hitchhiker AKA Lone Wolf My Kung-Fu is the best.

"A naked American man stole my balloons." - An American Werewolf in London

"Guns don't kill people... the government does." Dale King of the Hill

"Oh my god! Jay Leno's chin killed Kenny!" "You Bastard!" - South Park

I'm insulted by your use of the term African American. I'm a fucking jungle bunny or nigger or coon but NEVER EVER an AFRICAN AMERICAN. Do you understand me?

Some people are just so fucking insensitive to the feelings of others that it makes me fucking sick to my fucking stomach.

P&SC

But Cronesy, baby, sweetheart, sugar-lips, babushka, czarina, loofah (okay, not that last one)... I don't think anyone called YOU an African American, did they? Personally, I myself have always been partial to the term "jigaboo", as in:

"I don't fuck bald bitches, or carrot-tops, or big black jigaboo bitches, but if I did, they'd be fucking enormous!! And they'd thank me for it!!"

--Morris Stegosaurus, the star of "Mister Jive-Ass Nigger Goes to Town"

Keith M. Kurzman wrote in message ...

jungle

Well, no, not as such.

Personally, I myself have always been partial to the

I'm glad to see you can use the word in a sentence. Now use Radial Spectography in a compound sentence that helps define the word.

P&SC ...I'm Doctor Detroit's normal cousin...

"And lo, God looked down and spake, 'Go unto the people, my children, and tell them of the great Radial Spectography of hea'en' and so it was written and so it shall be, yadda yadda yadda."

Now use pickaninny in a complex sentence that helps define the way.

--Morris Stegosaurus

and

Listen you selfish shit: I'm not doing you're homework for you. You work out your own problems and I'll work on mine.

I'm so sick and tired of all this questioning. Why can't you just listen to me when I tell you what I want to here and say that back to me? Huh? Why?

In article ,

Guy on SNL. But he can't do many voices, or any that sound like the guy in the audience. All of his voices suond a little southern; the audience guy sounds more like Harlem circa 1975 to my uneducated pissant white-bread ears.

Here's my humble, mostly unqualified guess as to that guy.

If I were to take a guess, he is someone who is living in the past, the black equivalent of a Boy George or Flock of Seagulls fan in the 90's, who never made the transition from big hair to shaved heads, from synthesizers to drum machines, etc.

The reason we're trying to place him as a celebrity is because black people don't generally look or act like that anymore, and a largely-white viewing audience[1] wouldn't recognize that he's just a weird guy. He's probably straight from the memory of a Montel Williams show where a guy just like that defended Michael Jackson in that exact way. He might even be a comopsite of several such guests, who don't show up on talk shows anymore because they're all abuot redneck relationships now, and his comments would be (and were) out-of-place.

There are probably some people out there who are trying to place celebrity faces on those two hippies who introduced Mr. Macky to LSD, or the guy wh crashed the bris. Actually, the guy at the bris seemed to me a little like Jerry Seinfeld, but not enough for me to really believe it. I probably only thoought it because it was topical; the Seinfeld bass riff had already showed up in that episode and the FiNAL EPiSODE would be on the next night.

Nick Bensema 98-KUPD Red Card #710563 UIN: 2135445

On 22 Jun 1998 10:49:10 GMT, [email] (BRaines000) wrote:

The token black guy on Saturday Night Live.

(Seriously, though, he does a killer Ike Turner impression... I'll give him that.)

Didn't look like Tim, though... I still say it's one of the Jackson brothers... maybe Tito.

----- Powerslave AKA Hitchhiker AKA Lone Wolf My Kung-Fu is the best.

"Guns don't kill people... the government does." Dale King of the Hill

"Hail to the king, baby." - Army of Darkness

It is definitely a Jackson, around the time of "Victory" by the looks of the clothes and hair.

Alice

"ha-HA!" - Nelson on The Simpsons

BRaines000 wrote:

One of the current Saturday Night Live players. Now that I notice, it does kind of look like him! I doubt that's who they intended it to be though.