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julian09

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21. not too many followed him from Msnbc, his numbers were way down.

Reply to JFN1 (Reply #11)

Sun Apr 1, 2012, 04:17 PM

Apr 2012

it might have helped, if he showed up. I watched him from start, TWICE.
I remember the night he got cut off by the commercial, shit happens, but he had to make a remark
about it. Couldn't let it go, poor guy was probably nervous, knowing Olberman was on the set.
I wonder how he would do on a real job, instead of just reading a telepromptor. Hell he can't even drive .

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Ain't that the truth. 99Forever Apr 2012 #12

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I find your characterization of KO as a "nut job" objectionable. Laurian Apr 2012 #6

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Squabbling multi-millionaires - JFN1 Apr 2012 #11

not too many followed him from Msnbc, his numbers were way down. julian09 Apr 2012 #21

Why a "war"? Shankapotomus Apr 2012 #13

I have the perfect job for him. Cleita Apr 2012 #17

He is not a nut job, far from it. Zax2me Apr 2012 #18

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