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Ossian
August 20th, 2004, 08:00 AM
...or something like that. I lost my note, which I jotted down as soon as I had seen 2 minutes (and only 2 minutes) of this tripe. The "Fairy" (maybe it was Ferry) last name I distinctly remember, and yes, the host was a fairy. Actually, he appeared to be the lead co-host; the other was a latrino male.

The theme of the show was to give some pathetic person or people a pair of new shoes or a makeover, or a trip to St. Louis, or some damn thing, I didn't watch enough to find out. (I turn the TV on when I am leaving the house, and that is how I happened to see this.)

And here is what I saw featured in just 2 minutes:
First, the nauseatingly queer, and white, host. Then, the young Mexican co-host, who we are told has just had his second child.
Then we see an attractive blonde woman/nigger man couple. I think they were the recipients of the show's largesse that day. Last thing I saw was that the mexcrement was also married to a blonde-- this one a bit overweight and besides not really particularly attractive, yet very much like --when married to white men--the sort of woman I've seen on several occasions produce the most astonishingly beautiful white children.

No white kids (or white men) on this show! Queers, spics, niggers, and half-breeds. So typical of jew-programming, it's hardly worth mentioning, I guess.

Bragi
August 21st, 2004, 04:23 PM
There's a movie coming out where Farah Fawcett plays the wife of a Danny Glover judge character. Jewish shit through and through. It's called The Cookout and it's another piece of shit jew production B-movie with a glossy cover and a nice fat budget. It features a bunch of nigs and here's the plot:

TODD ANDERSON is chosen as the #1 NBA draft pick by the New Jersey Nets and signs a contract for thirty million dollars that instantly changes his life. Whether he likes it or not his mom, LADY EM played by Jenifer Lewis, is not going to let her son forget his roots. Todd is at a crossroads and with his new found wealth becomes vulnerable to the influence of other people.

Todd buys a new house and mistakenly invites family from the old neighborhood for a "COOKOUT" on the same day he scheduled an endorsement interview. The is a family tradition more extravagant than the typical American dinner gathering because it's like a giant reunion and all havoc breaks loose for the feast of Southern home cooking.

As the new black man living in a stuffy white neighborhood, Todd attracts a lot of attention. Queen Latifah is the eccentric security guard that makes matters worse for Todd. She's poised to bust him if any of the neighborhood association's myriad of rules gets broken. Unfortunately for Todd as the family arrives, the rules get broken. Peeping neighbors are drawn to and gawk at the group of Aunts, Uncles, Cousins and wild unidentified babies in diapers. One particular neighbor – a conservative Republican JUDGE CROWLEY, played by Danny Glover, fears the worst with Todd’s arrival.

Todd becomes so focused on his image that he is embarrassed about his family. Meanwhile, BLING BLING and WHEEZER two good-for-nothing tough crash the party and hold Todd’s girlfriend at gunpoint in order to get him to autograph his sneakers. Little do they know this family is so determined to eat that they are fearless of the criminals that invade the cookout. The chaos caused by the hoodlums helps Todd realize how much he needs his family support and it's clear that the Cookout is a family tradition that always brings the right people together.

Fuck the jews.