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    Comedy Central roast of Rob Lowe

    Premier of the Rob Lowe roast was on last night. Not the best cast, but still lots of laughs. Ann Coulter was one of the roasters. It may as well had been a roast of her. All were hard on her (as expected). She absolutely bombed (as expected) during her segment. She may be one of the most unlikable people on the planet. Definitely worth setting the dvr for and giving it a watch. Not one of the best roasts they have done, but it still had its moments.

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    Last post to Facebook by my late brother: Anne Coulter your a fucking idiot [sic]

    And he was pretty conservative on a lot of things
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    Hard to believe it I'm sure, but she was a bitch in college, too.
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    Tell us more........

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    yeah, what?? dish

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    Comedy Central roast of Rob Lowe

    She was in our sister house. Not well liked, but a lot hotter then. I dated another one for a bit, but drank many beers together. I blame her for ruining our tape deck.
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    So you're saying......you didn't get your Credence tapes back?
    No longer stuck.

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    Just an uneducated guess.

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    Dumped her beer on the deck... I think she drowned Elvin Bishop
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    Haha ha classic she broke your tape deck

    that chick is a fucking MORON wow
    she blamed Comedy Central for "editing" laughs out of her bits (yeah right) and also she apparently A, didnt know what a roast was, B, refused to LEARN what a roast was before she C, disdained the roast writer (who had won Jeff Ross' "Roast Battle") in favor of writing her own "jokes". It made a great roast even better watching her get absolutely scorched by everybody up there before bombing in epic fashion.
    http://www.spin.com/2016/09/ann-coul...t-a-roast-was/
    http://www.mediaite.com/online/ann-c...ce-on-editing/

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    My exposure to the roasting is limited, but I thought only the host got shellacked. They were going after everybody up there. Even the sweet luv muffin Jewel got toasty.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigDaddy View Post
    Dumped her beer on the deck... I think she drowned Elvin Bishop
    He fooled around and fell in beer.

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    My personal fave from the roast:

    6. "[British-Irish comic] Jimmy Carr knew that he was funny at age nine, when he made his priest laugh so hard that cum shot out of his nose." — Rob Lowe

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    As horrible of a person as Coulter is, I don't think she did terrible. Especially considering that everyone on stage and in the audience hates her.

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    Jewel killed. By the end it was hard to suspend disbelief and imagine she wrote it herself, but worth it.

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    When Jimmy fake laughed (loudly and obviously) at one of her jokes, that was the highlight of her set. She's contemptible. And no one fucks with Elvin Bishop.

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    From my limited exposure to Rob Lowe, he seems like a really nice guy.
    He's been spending Christmas in Aspen. Always has his kids with him, always smiling and very approachable.

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    Damn, I missed it. DVR set for the rerun. I can't get enuf of the commercial when David Spade is caught in Rob's room, then Ross walks in with lotion and a box of tissues.

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    This article shows Rob Lowe as a decent guy. http://www.slate.com/articles/lifm/f...love_life.html

    Side story. I met him at Williamsburg Theater Festival in 1987 GF at the time was acting there, and I was hanging out at a dorm watching Nascar. (Only sport on of the 3 stations back then.) Anyway he comes in to rehearse a thing with some other actors. He played guitar very well, which was interesting, and the women with him were a bit star struck. They finished, so the women left. He hung out.

    Richard Petty had a camera in his car, which may have been a first, and we watched the tv and talked about how much work it was to keep fighting that steering wheel. We had no idea. Petty was sucking on a towel, fighting that steering wheel, and we were kinda amazed. We shot the shit until my gf came back. Later during the week we did the "Hey how's it going" thing.
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    Holy shit that roast was funny. Making fun of Peyton Manning was great

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stu Gotz View Post
    My exposure to the roasting is limited, but I thought only the host got shellacked. They were going after everybody up there. Even the sweet luv muffin Jewel got toasty.
    No, that's become completely standard for these things--the order typically is go after everyone else doing the roasting, and then roast the actual subject.

    I haven't seen the whole thing yet, but Coulter sure looked bizarrely uncomfortable/awkward when they cut to her. I think she might be a lizard.

    There was a thing in The Atlantic about how this roast could make people feel sorry for her (and it implicitly asked, I think, whether the abuse is 'right').
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    If Ann Coulter could possibly become an object of pity that would be the greatest achievement in the life of, well, pretty much everyone on stage.

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    Quote Originally Posted by adrenalated View Post
    Thank you. I needed that.
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    Heh.
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