u mad!! U MAD!!!!

-- anthony easton (anthonyeasto...), March 11th, 2006. (anthony) (later)

I don't think finney is an englishman

-- RJG (RJ...), March 11th, 2006. (RJG) (later)

he's not

-- j blount (jamesbloun...), March 12th, 2006. (papa la bas) (later)

discus

-- j blount (jamesbloun...), March 12th, 2006. (papa la bas) (later)

then i apologize.

-- anthony easton (anthonyeasto...), March 12th, 2006. (anthony) (later)

actually i shouldnt be on this thread, i think emotionally im too close.

-- anthony easton (anthonyeasto...), March 12th, 2006. (anthony) (later)

http://youtube.com/watch?v=6JLKJ7BG8zs

i'm sure thats a million years old

CAM'RON: Why don't you want to let him talk? You mad. You mad.

O'REILLY: You won't let me finish.

CAM'RON: Where did you start covering up the fear, right?

O'REILLY: No, wrong.

CAM'RON: I'm going to get at you in a minute.

O'REILLY: You go ahead. You get at me.

CAM'RON: I'm going to get at you in a minute.

DASH: You mad.

O'REILLY: All right. If he needs you to come in...

CAM'RON: You mad. You mad doggy. Dooooggggy you mad. You mad doggy.....why you mad doggy?

DASH: I thought you were going to mediate

O'REILLY: I am.

DASH: No, what you're doing is you're giving opinions. That's not being an objective mediator now, Bill.

O'REILLY: No, I can give my opinion. It's my program.

DASH: Well, now it's your program.

O'REILLY: Yes, it's my program.

DASH: Bill. Come on, Bill. (HE SAID THIS IN A WHITE/GAMESHOW HOST VOICE)

O'REILLY: We’ll have The Dash Factor some other time.

DASH: Let's stand back. I have The Dash Factor.

CAM'RON: I'm going to get at you in a minute.

Cam is actually saying "Where you start? A Current Affair, right?" which was where I remember O Reilly from back in the day.

is there another clip out there you know of?

I've always loathed these Dipset quoting hipsters, but I am now tempted to go "U MAD, U MAD" everytime I piss someone off in an argument. So genius.

http://www.franklinmint.fm/blog/archives/images/camron.jpg

rapper

Sunday, August 16, 2009 12:22 AM
forksclovetofu has been permanently banned from 1 pWN 3v3Ry+h1n G!!!

somebody was deeply wounded by the popularity of Celebrity Chicken.

DASH: Let's stand back. I have The Dash Factor.

lmao

missed u while u were gone, bro. wb.

forwarded from a friend of a friend:

Here's what I remember from the Cam'ron talk show.  If ganesh and gt send me an update I'll forward it to you.
 
  So, Ganesh and GT came to me with this amazing proposition..."Let's go to this Cam'ron talk show and be part of the audience."  Really how could I say no.  I actually debated not going because it seemed like there would be no way we would get in.  In the end it was way too easy to get in and way too ridiculous to not go.

  Ganesh RSVP'ed the craigslist ad, so we got on the train the next day and went into Manhattan to check it out.  I think we still all figured that we wouldn't get in at this point.  Best thing to do in that situation is to get a shot at a random bar on the way.  I think it was around 3 in the afternoon so it was kind of weird getting a shot of tequila at a bar that just opened.  When we got to the door of the studio there were two lines.  1.  people who RSVP'ed (just us) and 2. Models.  We roll up and get put in right away.  They grab us and are like "you're in...come with us."  So we follow them past all the models and into this really small "club."  The place was tiny.  They grabbed two drink tickets and gave them to us after we signed some waivers and moved us into the bar area.  I think they had us right at the bar in the back at first until someone grabbed us and sat us right near the front.  In come the models and they place them around us.  They actually move us in position so it looks like were on dates. It's unbelievable how ridiculous the whole thing was.  We go grab another drink and the producer yells out something like "Take it easy!  Don't get too drunk!"  I'm so glad we became those guys right off the bat.  Two white dudes and a latino dude are going to fuck this place up was clearly what cam'ron's crew were thinking.

  Once they finished playing the same two Dipset songs over and over and they've arranged the seating, in comes the host and the camera crew.  This was some budget shit.  Like a bunch of hand-held camera's and guys just rolling around trying to get some shots through the crowd.  So they go through a couple of songs like it's 106 and park and then try to discuss it.  I turned around because I hear some commotion and there's this midget.  Like a 5'2 dude.  He's trying to get the cameraman to smoke the smallest joint i've ever seen.  It's some lollipop kids shit going on.  My mind almost exploded when all three of us realize that this is cam'ron.  He wants the dude to loosen up and get some crazier shots.  I don't know how this would help at all, but Cam'ron was really persistent.

  Really this kind of stuff kept going on for about an hour before Cam'ron got fed up and stopped everything for a bit.  We take the oppurtunity to grab another drink. Again the producer is like "Don't get wasted!"  Our saviour, Cam'ron, then jumps in and is like "Open the bar for those dudes.  Open bar for everyone!"  HOORAY for dipset is what I say.  This "talk show"  clearly isn't going anywhere so we might as well spend all of Killer Cam's money.  I'm not sure why he was spending so much money on this when he could be using it to get freeky zeeky and jim jones some NASA type equipment for their on-going investigation into his shooting.

  By the end of the shoot we've had a few drinks, talked to a few models, and enjoyed watching Cam be a super dork.  It was pretty awesome. I think we should've trashed the place though.  That would've made the story that much better.  Maybe then we could find it on youtube or something.  Right now we have been able to track down any video of the event.  Maybe they forgot to bring their VHS tapes.

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/07/us/07rally.html?_r=1&hp

The organizers of Mr. Stewart’s “Rally to Restore Sanity” and Mr. Colbert’s “March to Keep Fear Alive” — parodies of Glenn Beck’s recent “Restoring Honor” rally — have submitted permit applications to the National Park Service, which has yet to approve them. The permits request use of the Mall for 65,000 people. Based on the Park Service’s suggestion of a 1-to-300 portable-toilet-to-people ratio, the rally would need to rent 217 toilets.

Bill Line, spokesman for the National Capital Region of the Park Service, said in a telephone interview: “It is common, typical, regular, ordinary for us to handle multiple events on the National Mall at any given time. Do you get that?”

When asked if the rallies and the marathon might create a problem regarding the availability of toilets on the Mall, Mr. Line sounded incredulous.

“I have every right to ask questions, and I am asking questions that I would like an answer to,” he shouted. “Who’s making these allegations? I want to know who is saying there will be a problem with portable restrooms.”