Now, again, a lot of those quotes are little snippets of what were presumably longer answers, and you should always be wary of ellipses in a quote that ends with something like “I would say they were slaves,” because who knows what came before it (although it’s hard to sugar-coat a “Yes, of course” in response to a question about using the N-word). Re: Dinner Party by hclacid(m): 7:29pm On poster just a constructive criticism, why can't you use only one thread for all your jokes anyway nice jokes. That restaurant represented a certain era in America … after the Civil War, during the Civil War, before the Civil War…It was not only black men, it was black women … I would say they were slaves.” Back by popular demand, it's another all-star, all-icebreaker show on the Dinner Party Download - almost every joke we've aired in the last year, collected in one convenient segment. When asked by Lisa’s Atlanta-based attorney if she’d ever used the N-word, Paula responded, “Yes, of course,” and gave examples of times she used the offensive term.Īnd when asked if she wanted black men to play the role of slaves at a wedding she explained she got the idea from a restaurant her husband and her had dined at saying, “The whole entire waiter staff was middle-aged black men, and they had on beautiful white jackets with a black bow tie. Make sure the story is long enough to lull the dull ones to sleep. Paula, 66, admitted to using the N-word and wanting black waiters to play the role of slaves at a wedding party she was putting together, a new bombshell report from the National Enquirer claims. Tell the same story over if the point is missed.
The one and only 'Cat Cafe' in North America (no, you do not eat the cats). AC Newman of indie rock super-group The New Pornographers spins a party soundtrack that's so cool, it'll annoy you. Well, some of the details from her May 17 deposition have hit the Internet, and … Actress Greta Gerwig ('Frances Ha' and 'Mistress America') tries a love story on for size. That’s my point.Īs you may remember, a former employee of one of Paula Deen’s restaurants filed a lawsuit against the celebrity chef a little over a year ago, alleging all sorts of unsavory things: that she used the N-word, that her brother Bubba routinely sexually harassed female employees and made tons of racist jokes (including one about President Obama), and so on and so forth. Doesn’t mean it’s definitely true or untrue, but, as with anything, remember to think about the source whenever you read something. First things first: This information comes from a RadarOnline teaser about an upcoming National Enquirer story, which is basically the news equivalent of your nosy neighbor telling you something that a guy who believes he was abducted by aliens said, so let’s all keep that in mind while we read it.
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