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Originally Posted by screech
Sarcasm is a beautiful thing.
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So twice now when called on your BS, you claim you're being sarcastic. I think it's time to either stop lying, or learn how to be better at sarcasm.
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Originally Posted by James Steele
Once again, Zeeboe shows his expertise in the topic of 14 year-olds.
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No, it's just that I was 14 once.
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Originally Posted by Jura
It seems there are a lot of things that you aren't getting. The AOL crowd, 40 and over or not, is only a small percentage of the entire viewing population that watches these talk shows. This is what you need to understand. Someone could put a poll somewhere else and it wont be the same.
And Leno could have left if he wanted. I even watched his show where he explained what went down between him and NBC. In fact in that interview it seemed like he just went with the flow and mentioned many times about NBC wanting to fire him. It sounded like he wanted to leave and he could have but he just went okay whatever I'll take the job at 10pm. Oh my show isn't doing so well? I see and you want to move me to 11:30 and push Conan back? Okay I guess. Now where are my pants?
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I'm not sure what clip you watched, but the clip I saw was the one where NBC asked Jay to leave, and he agreed even though he was kicking butt in the ratings. Then it was NBC who offered him a prime time show, and he accepted since he was still under contract, and had a crew of people that needed work. And then when NBC went through their issues, they asked Jay to help, and he came to rescue again. He just did what any good worker does.
Again, I love Conan, but he could have been a team player, and given the idea a shot. If it didn't work out, I'm sure NBC would have tried to come up with something else. Who knows, maybe they would have shown Jay the door, but because Conan could not wait out the storm, he lost the Tonight Show. He let pride get in the way, and that is why some consider pride a sin.