It's Halloween week at TheBullsPen.com

[lotsofbull99]

Nope.  Can't stand it.  It's a racist show.  Besides, I thought Gary called him a "famous TV sports broadcaster"...

Kenny whoever is not famous nor is that show anywhere close to sports.

Come on, lighten up, that show is great comedy.  My Filipina Wife loves to watch the Japanese make fools of themselves.

[Jim Johnson]

I didn't say it was sports... its spike tv not espn.

No, VG -- I said Gary called it sports:

As you can see, I've chosen to

be a famous TV sports broadcaster.

The idea of changing names and avatars is a good one -- and funny -- so I hope no one thinks I am criticizing that...

I just think that an obscure host of a show that dubs commentary over a 1980's Japanese game show (Takeshi's Castle) should not be characterized as a "famous TV sports broadcaster"... that's all. ;-)

Not meant as a harsh criticism, just poking fun at Gary - in good humor.  Of course, he could have meant it sarcastically - if so, I missed it.

[No_Willie_Jokes_Yet]

I guess the sarcasm was missed. I was thinking you would need a stick of dynomite up the shoot to loosen up after that post.

I'm glad you were just kidding.

By the way there is an episode of that show filmed 80 miles east of us.......

[GarySJ]

Obviously my characterization of Kenny as a great sportcaster was somewhat tongue-in-cheek in the first place. I'm glad JimSig admitted he was kidding. You never can tell these days. This country is full of people who can find racism in a bowl of Cheerios.

Oh, and your avatar will always be re-sized, but if you want it fullsize you can put it in the signature line like I did. Use the same IMG tags you regularly use in the body of the message.

[Brad]

This country is full of people who can find racism in a bowl of Cheerios.

Come to think of it, there isn't much diversity when I look down into my bowl of Cheerios.  

[WoolyBully]

Oh...I see how it is...little white pieces of cereal, swimming in a clearly segregated bowl of all-white milk.  I'll bet if a Cocoa Puff fell in there, the Cheerios would all pack up and move to the more suburban part of the breakfast table.

Just another example of "The Man" trying to keep a brother down.

[GarySJ]

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