Pff, he's just demonizing his opponent. That's not really important.

Now if he had said any of these gems we could discuss it. "That spearchucker" would probably raise an eyebrow or two..

Reference include:
KISS
Patty Hearst
MAD Magazine
Jimmy Carter
Sonny & Cher
Fonzie
Polaroid Instant Cameras
Baseball cards
Comic books
Billy Jack
David Cassidy
Donny & Marie
Farrah Fawcett
Burt Reynolds
Danny Bonaduce
Monsters Magazine (no info )
Star Wars Two
Studio 54
Jaws
Jimmie Walker
Richard Nixon
Sigmund and the Sea Monsters
The Incredible Hulk
ERA
Rev. Charles Mahaney
70's Gas Crisis
Smiley Face
The Six Million Dollar Man
Kent State Shootings
Shaun Cassidy
Freddie Prinze
Richard Pryor
American Bandstand
Evel Knievel
Cheech & Chong
Steve Martin
Animal House
Charlie's Angels


There are some I'm missing...mainly at 1:12 (on the TV and to the side)

sadness - the richard pryor roast is dead already. I was really looking forward to watching that tonight.

but I found these (in case it's something different and the playlists aren't just wonky):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvY2JpK_pgk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCVpJ6DFqao
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXGNulYC6xE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYrEHWO8G90
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTXmU6E_h24

Man, I know of what you speak, but I can't find it either.

We are talking about Superman 3, with Richard Pryor right? Where Supes gets split into him and Evil Superman (supposed to be Bizarro)

Off "color" comments can lead to tense situations like this;
http://www.videosift.com/video/Richard-Pryor-Dead-Honkey

^"The Holy Trinity of Comedy was comprised of Lenny Bruce, Richard Pryor and George Carlin." -Jon Stewart

Carlin himself once said that Lenny Bruce opened the doors and guys like Richard Pryor and him just walked through them.

Is this a Richard Pryor clip?

Didn't he lift that "none of the above" idea from Richard Pryor in Brewster's Millions?

http://www.videosift.com/video/Vote-None-of-the-Above

Tags for this video have been changed from 'richard, pryor, robin, williams, tim, reid, gun, shop, sketch, show' to 'richard, pryor, robin, williams, tim, reid, gun, shop, sketch, show, 70s' - edited by jonny

that's some >> ^uhohzombies:
Give the man a pudding pop and I'd be hard pressed to tell the difference!


That's some REAL IGNORANCE you're demonstrating there, uhohzombies. Not sure you want to be flaunting that so publicly.

wow. extra-old footage. johnny's smoking.

probably my two favorite stand-up comedians, back then.
steve martin & richard pryor.

Yep, its a *dupe
http://www.videosift.com/video/Richard-Pryor-Dead-Honkey
*discard
even the same host o_O

That's not what I see. First I saw Richard Pryor, and now I see wrestling. The official title (according to ifilm) when I first sent it to sift was "Richard Pryer high during interview" and now it is "Kong K.O.'s!"

From what you've said, I would suspect it was just me, but someone else saw some other code there too. Whatever is happening, it's not normal. The embedded video is changing for at least some viewers. This is weird, hence the sift talk.

lol. Richard Pryor

Just a few observations,
(1) Civilized society cannot exist without rule of law. There are bad people out there. As comedian Richard Pryor said after his first performance at a prison, (paraphrased) "I went in there thinking all these brothers were being discriminated against. After hanging out with them, all I can say is, thank God for prisons."
(2) There is a big difference between violent and non-violent offenses. We have become so politically correct, we can't seem to tell the two apart. So, we take up prison space with Martha Stewarts. (Now that she's out, I live in constant fear.)
(3) People who commit violent crimes are dangerous and not easily rehabilitated. Read Richard Rhodes' book "Why They Kill." While it's a little too black and white in interpretation, (he discounts the role of mental illness in producing violent behavior....something I disagree with), I think it effectively argues that good people rarely become violent because of circumstance. They become violent because they were brutalized as children, usually by their own parents or guardians, a process he calls "violentization." They become what they know and experience.
(4) If you want to reduce violent crime, get kids out of abusive families. And let's not let someone's social state serve as an excuse for it. Being poor does not give license to terrorize and beat the s*** out of your kids, and it doesn't cause it either. And lastly, as Richard Pryor pointed out, keep habitually violent people behind bars