Did Anyone Watch ColbertLast Night?

[Joe Fields]

Giving the Big Brass Balls award to Boener?

[Sydnie]

1. Yes I did.

I loved the segment about "Celebrity Names". He couldn't keep from cracking himself up! It was the first crack in the faux shell he wears and it was a riot!

[Joe Fields]

4. Filliam H. Muffman? It was a riot. I laughed so hard I cried.

My wife, too.

[crispini]

10. THAT was so funny.

Colbert couldn't keep from cracking up himself.

[Eric J in MN]

2. It was sarcastic.

Congratulating Rep. John A. Boehner (R-Ohio) on having the audcacity to rent an apartment from a lobbyist while presenting himself as a reformer on lobbying.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/02/07/AR2006020701913.html

[Canuckistanian]

3. "Huevos grandes" as he put it

He has a way with words.

[Vincardog]

6. It was real it took big ones for

Congratulating Rep. John A. Boehner (R-Ohio) on having the audacity to rent an apartment from a lobbyist that has an interest in legislation before Boehner while presenting himself as a reformer on lobbying

[The Backlash Cometh]

11. Boehner must have been selected before Colbert learned that

Tom Delay is now on the Appropriations Committee.

[Pirate Smile]

5. He was cracking himself up last night. He doesn't usually do that

so it was pretty funny.

Lately, it seems like he has been letting a little more of himself peek through the blowhard character.

[stop the bleeding]

7. yep it was a classic Colbert, I can hardly stay up past 11:40 ish so I

usually pass out half way through, but sometimes I make it to the witching hour.:evilgrin:

[Joe Fields]

8. Personally, I like his show better than Stewart's n/t

[Eric J in MN]

12. me too

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[KharmaTrain]

9. The Should Be A Nightly Feature

Boenner is just the start of the list of Repugnicans who deserve that award. The hypocrisy of these goons are only surpassed by their hubris and there's so much of it in today's GOOP it could provide for hours of laughs...the sad part is how much its cost us in life and treasure.

The corruption runs so deep within the GOOP that it's gonna be hard for them to find someone who is truly clean...who hasn't been in a lobbyist's pocket or basement or has ties to Abramoff or both. The game morons like Boenner are playing is to portray they're doing something and playing "preventive defense" in hopes of brushing this scandal under the rug. The need for those perks...the attention...the money is so deep that he and others are willing to destroy the Constitution and the concept of representative government and checks and balances for his own self-serving greed. But then welcome to America, 2006.

[Beaverhausen]

13. I searched for a "Colbert" thread but your typo made me miss it

Last night's show was a keeper for sure!

[Joe Fields]

15. Sorry, I'm still a hunter and pecker on the keyboard

[0007]

14. Thanks I'll watch this evening.

I'm starting to like Colbert a little bit better than Jon, but maybe Stewart is just in a little slump, eh? Don't get me wrong I think Jon Stewart is good.

[AlCzervik]

16. i love Jon but i also love Colbert, imo the shows are very different

Colbert is an excellent follow up after TDS.