Kramer to release tell all book addressing his “racist outburst that led to lifelong spiritual quest”

[Suetonius]

His apology is easily the single greatest moment in late night talk show history. I cannot think of anything that comes even close in second place.

I uhh…said some pretty uh. Nasty things about some…Afro Americans.

 

[Suetonius]

The only thing that comes second to the apology on Letterman is when he went on Jesse Jackson flanked by two niggers and said “I have too much love for African Americans to imagine them hung upside down from a tree..with a fork in him.”

 

[BonnieMcFarlaneMe2]

His apology is easily the single greatest moment in late night talk show history. I cannot think of anything that comes even close in second place.

What about Norton’s sets on Leno?

 

[LingerLonger]

Book is out. In it he claims that he was born from rape. So maybe he is jewish or part black after all like everyone suspected.

 

[Stent]

Right after I finish this page turner. Kramer already succinctly summed his life up onstage though.

 

[Turry]

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‘Seinfeld’ star Michael Richards’ memoir will cover 2006 racist outburst that led to ‘lifelong spiritual quest’

The “Seinfeld” alum will open up about his infamous 2006 racist tirade in his new book, “Entrances and Exits.”

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Why even bother? He’s loaded beyond belief and I doubt this will do any favors for him. This was so long ago and so many scandals ago that rehashing it will just remind people.

Lol maybe just don't bring it up, Kramer.

He likes the attention, stupits.

 

[AliceWorquer]

I can't believe I totally missed the letterman apology. That was fucking awesome. Holy shit society has come a long way from 2006. Irony is truly dead. Nowadays that apology would be more outrageous than the incident. Everyone involved would be crucified, even the audience.

 

[RealTonySchiavone]

I can't believe I totally missed the letterman apology. That was fucking awesome. Holy shit society has come a long way from 2006. Irony is truly dead. Nowadays that apology would be more outrageous than the incident. Everyone involved would be crucified, even the audience.

I remember having to explain the entire incident to my cousin that Thanksgiving, because he hadn't even heard a single thing about it. These days, politicians would be commenting on it.