Originally posted by haytrain:[..]
oh man....what a trip. Bummed I missed Dublin 3, but it sounds like Dublin 1 was the best of the nights....? Anyways, a great vacation for sure. And I got to meet Remy & Gerard, along with Coen & Zooropa413
Originally posted by germcevoy:[..]
fish and chips. God that was nice
Originally posted by katherine94:[..]
You couldn't watch Youtube? That sucks
Originally posted by katherine94:[..]
And I'm assuming that they were all nice people?
Originally posted by platonic:[..]
I could somewhat watch it, but it would bog down the whole system for a while
Originally posted by germcevoy:[..]
I was very nice
Originally posted by platonic:[..]
It does have a ring to it
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that's right, I remember that
lol
wasn't there even more sexual innuendo? too bad there's no clip on youtube
Originally posted by katherine94:[..]
Ah, I know how that feels, our old comp was reeeeaaally slow. Not that this one is much better
http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/mon-july-20-2009/brian-williams
Originally posted by platonic:[..]
I'm not much of a tech guy, and I just quickly had to do some research on what would be a good budget pc, and I settled on Dell, b/c they're relatively reliable and cheap, and their online customization system is way better than HPs. For $600, including shipping and taxes, I got a desktop that's lightyears better than what I had b4, w/o any unnecessary features. Is this advice helpful in any way?
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that's awesome. I hadn't been on the site, yet, so I am pleasantly surprised they split the show up in segments
thanx
Colbert Nation is a good website for the Colbert Report too, it's basically the same as TDS.com Originally posted by katherine94:[..]
It is indeed, I think we have a Dell right now, but I'm not sure
That site is amazing, I go on it and watch clips all the time
Originally posted by platonic:[..]
actually, I was just discussing the Colbert Report on the Comodo forum... discussing it is saying a bit much; rather, I was telling a Brit (don't know why all the people I run into these days are Britons lol) about it. In short, for joke segments, Colbert is more my style, but when it comes to interviews, on Jon Stewart you can actually learn a lot more.
Gosh, just thinking back... Jon is really really bright. Remember when he took apart Jim Kramer?
Btw, Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert, let alone the others we discussed, really are material for a political thread, don't you think. Nevertheless, I'm ok continuing in this thread.
(And my mega crush on Jon may have something to do with thinking he's better ) 
Originally posted by katherine94:[..]
Jon Stewart is the smartest guy on television, I think. The Jim Cramer takedown was brilliant, have you ever seen the clip of him on Crossfire? T'is amazing.
I love Colbert's silliness, I do think Jon is funnier though, but I love them both
Jon and Stephen are definitely for the politics thread, I just thought that maybe in the way we were talking about Jon and Brian Williams possibly having hard-ons for each other didn't belong in the politics thread, y'know? Most other times, I'd gladly discuss those guys in there
Originally posted by platonic:[..]
so now you're using Shakespearean English, too!?
You don't seize to amaze
but back to the question: I haven't seen that. I'm bringing up the youtube clip, but it's 14 minutes. Anything in particular I should look out for?
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I find the joke segments on the Daily show to resort to - shall we say - adolescent humor, too often, for my taste.
You know what's - what's the word? ah, to hell with it, let's just say 'hardcore' to watch, when Jon makes a joke about the sad state of affairs in this country, and then he just looks so disenchanted. When I see that, I laugh, but at the same time my heart sinks, b/c I have to think: this guy deserves a better country to live in, one that doesn't drive him crazy, all the time. Of course, we're all in this together.
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hard-ons is a pretty hard boiled word to describe it...