I recall you ran a bit about Samuel Jackson taunting a reporter about using the n word during an interview. Here he catches a reporter in what seems to be a racial faux pax and just won't let it go, unlike the previous one which was done mostly playfully this ones got a bit of an edge to it. Jerry:
Morgan Freeman comes to mind in The Shawshank Redemption.
A Negro spouting pithy lines about the meaning of life. And you know darn well that the lines were written by someone with an advanced degree from a university wreathed in ivy and not some imbecile from the 'hood named L'adarius.
I recall you ran a bit about Samuel Jackson taunting a reporter about using the n word during an interview. Here he catches a reporter in what seems to be a racial faux pax and just won't let it go, unlike the previous one which was done mostly playfully this ones got a bit of an edge to it. Jerry:
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Who's Samuel Jackson?
ReplyDeleteOh yeah, a go-to Negro actor from Hollywood.
You know the type.
Morgan Freeman comes to mind in The Shawshank Redemption.
A Negro spouting pithy lines about the meaning of life. And you know darn well that the lines were written by someone with an advanced degree from a university wreathed in ivy and not some imbecile from the 'hood named L'adarius.
Now who's Samuel Jackson?
I do not like Sammy boy either. If he is in a movie I usually pass it up because I'm tired of his act. Thanks.
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ReplyDeleteIn the book, "Shawshank Redemption", written by Stephen King, Morgan Freeman's character was a White man.