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BREAKING NEWS: Scarborough uses F-Word!
Rathergate.com —
TV Newser reports with glee that MSNBC host Joe Scarborough “dropped the ‘F’ bomb” this morning on his MSNBC sitcom. I assume that the former Republican Scarborough learned it from his mentor Keefums’ off-the-air tirades.
Watch the clip only if you giggle at the “F” word on TV:
THIS IS REALLY AND OPEN THREAD.
Joe Scarborough Drops F-Bomb, Woops, Sorry.
Pat Dollard | Young Americans —
Video: The obligatory “F-bomb makes cameo on Morning Joe” clip
Hot Air » Top Picks —
Video: The obligatory “F-bomb makes cameo on Morning Joe” clip posted at 10:25 am on November 10, 2008 by Allahpundit Send to a Friend | printer-friendly Not something we’d usually note, but when the big story of the day is Bush and The One doing a grip-and-grin for photographers, we’ll take content any way we can get it. This is actually above average as far as these things go, thanks to (a) Scarborough’s total obliviousness and (b) Jay Carney’s dorky glee at the indiscretion. In Scar’s defense, after the kind of week the right has had, this was bound to bubble out sooner or later. Share in his catharsis. Content warning , needless to say.
MSNBC Host's Accidential Expletive
The Caucus —
That was your out-loud voice, Joe. Joe Scarborough awoke MSNBC viewers Monday with a four-letter expletive that he hardly realized he had uttered until his co-hosts and guests reacted. Mr. Scarborough, the host of “Morning Joe” on MSNBC, said he was recounting an earlier conversation with Jay Carney, the Washington bureau chief for Time magazine, about the incoming White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel’s temperament. Drawing a contrast with Mr. Emanuel, Mr. Scarborough said Barack Obama’s aides are “good, decent, steady men that don’t go around flipping people off or screaming” the aforementioned obscenity “at the top of their lungs.” While the co-host Mika ...
Midday Open Thread
Daily Kos —
In news of the absurd, a Russian military analyst has predicted the U.S. will break into six regions by 2010. After a 15 year absence from the military, 50 year old Paul Bandel and his wife were stunned when they received word he is headed back to combat. Anger's not the word. I was more concerned about the financial impact it's going to do. My pay's probably cut in half," said Paul Bandel. "Right now, I'm just in disbelief because it's like the disbelief that this could be happening 15 years after being out of the military. It's like a dream or a nightmare," said Linda Bandel. The veteran is dusting off his old uniforms ...
