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Colbert has said at least twice that I know of that he freeballs. Take a look during his monologue. I think there's something showing, but he doesn't stand still long enough for my slow old eyes to see for sure.

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I became quite a fan of Colbert in his "Colbert Report" persona. But I admit after several attempts watching his new late night show, I'm just not as enamored. I know he said that this would be different, and that he wouldn't be "playing that character" on the new show, but I think he was much funnier and engaging that way. I'll tune in periodically, but somehow I feel he's made a bit of a step down, rather than a step up. I do hope the show remains successful. But I'd be lying if I said I wouldn't love the old Colbert back.

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The idea of Colbert and anything sexual would make me become celibate. He's loathsome.

 

For the Shana Alexander Point/Counterpoint: :)

 

If Colbert is half as smart as those old shows made him seem, I'd be his (insert name of someone subservient that smart people hire here) any day. :)

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For the Shana Alexander Point/Counterpoint: :)

 

If Colbert is half as smart as those old shows made him seem, I'd be his (insert name of someone subservient that smart people hire here) any day. :)

How about I would be his Watson any day?

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For the Shana Alexander Point/Counterpoint: :)

 

If Colbert is half as smart as those old shows made him seem, I'd be his (insert name of someone subservient that smart people hire here) any day. :)

 

I think he's more "smart ass" than "smart." As for smart, there's Anderson Cooper.

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Back to the topic. What about his balls? Are they free? I personally believe they are much happier and healthier when they are.

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Actually, someone needs to walk right up to Colbert, take the situation in hand and find out for sure. Please leave it to me to do the same reconnaissance on Anderson Cooper. Thanks!

glennnn Mentor

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Except when he tries to be funny. Then he turns into a 4-year-old.

 

But I love him when he giggles helplessly. I imagine him giggling and rolling on my bed....... helplessly!! Note to self: get to know Kathy Griffith before New Year's Eve.

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I think he's more "smart ass" than "smart." As for smart, there's Anderson Cooper.

 

I've never seen Anderson Cooper (I haven't seen network or cable TV in about a zillion years), so I can't say anything about him.

 

As for Colbert, I've seen only the odd clip from the "Report", and heard the radio interview he did about performing in "Company". In the latter, he came off smart enough for me.

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bostonman Grand Master

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As for smart, there's Anderson Cooper.

Except when he tries to be funny. Then he turns into a 4-year-old.

You are so right. He doesn't do "funny" very well. And that high pitched laugh. Egads.

 

And now I see that once again, he's teaming up with one of the unfunniest comics in the world IMO, Kathy Griffin, for New Years' Eve coverage on CNN. (I'm sorry - she just grates on my nerves.) Not that I'll be watching, lol.

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Whenever I see AC I always picture him getting double fisted and taking a dick up his ass the same time.

 

Hugs,

Greg

You picture it or you imagine it? Really interested if you are picturing it. Not so much if you are imagining it.

bostonman Grand Master

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You picture it or you imagine it? Really interested if you are picturing it. Not so much if you are imagining it.

 

Picturing or imagining, it doesn't pique my interest either way. :eek:

Rod Hagen Grand Master

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Hollywood Reporter headline: CBS Panic, Colbert ratings continue to tumble. Sometimes he comes in 4th in his time period!

That's too bad. I thought he stumbled at first, but has certainly come into his own since then.

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