NBC employee claims Bill Cosby paid off women, invited young models to dressing room.

"Legit Creepers", "Peeping Toms", "Weirdos"?

C'mon Fam. We naming names in here. No sneak dissin.

The real Ryu would face his enemies directly, not throw Hadoukens from the sidelines and hide his hands like Akuma. :smh:

You supposed to represent Ansatsuken o rūtsu to****a kakutō jutsu like the proud warrior you are!

Think of Master Gouken!

Now hit that continue button, get back in there, and say it wit ya chest! :lol:

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You’re in that mix. That enough? P Present P Present P Present P Present

how much chest you want?
 
You’re in that mix. That enough? P Present P Present P Present P Present

how much chest you want?

I come in jest Fam.

Not like I actually expect an adult to carry on like a fictional character from Street Fighter :lol:



But I do find it odd how upset you get when people don't fit into those ugly little boxes you're so fond of creating.

Actual humans don't work like character select screens ya know?
 
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Bill Cosby is 83 years old the plan was for him to die in jail. He ain’t going on no damn tour. :lol:
 
If this guy actually goes on tour.....next level juevos

Be best if he didn't - for a great number of reasons.

The courts never said he was innocent. He has not been exonerated - at all.

Lots of folks are in this club - but even still Cosby with 60 accusers = sit down & be glad you aren't still in prison.

Hollywood actors accused of sexual assault
Reported cases
  • Roman Polanski.
  • Woody Allen in 2015.
  • Bryan Singer.
  • Marc Collins-Rector.
  • Victor Salva.
  • Bill Cosby was accused of sexual abuse by around 60 women.
  • The Weinstein case led dozens of victims to expose their aggressions.
  • Kevin Spacey.
Even more here:

 
Be best if he didn't - for a great number of reasons.

The courts never said he was innocent. He has not been exonerated - at all.

Lots of folks are in this club - but even still Cosby with 60 accusers = sit down & be glad you aren't still in prison.

Hollywood actors accused of sexual assault
Reported cases
  • Roman Polanski.
  • Woody Allen in 2015.
  • Bryan Singer.
  • Marc Collins-Rector.
  • Victor Salva.
  • Bill Cosby was accused of sexual abuse by around 60 women.
  • The Weinstein case led dozens of victims to expose their aggressions.
  • Kevin Spacey.
Even more here:


Courts don’t declare the accused innocent. Courts don’t exonerate.

He is innocent because he was not rightly proven guilty. Period.
 
83 years old. Man that is a looong time.

Now imagine all the women that never came forward? Scary to think.
 

Nobody:

Comedy Cellar: No Bill Cosby!!!

Backstory:

How it started...

"When Louis wants to go on, we're sure he'll do it in a way that shows respect for the seriousness of the issue and will maybe be confessional in some way. We'll put him on if he chooses to do it at the Cellar. It will be dicey and we'll get some flack."

Dworman points to the success of Mike Tyson's Broadway show "Undisputed Truth," which is now in Las Vegas, as proof "there's no clear standard" for what society deems acceptable. In 1992, Tyson was sentenced to six years in prison after being found guilty of rape. Neither Ansari nor C.K. have been charged with anything criminal.

"Should Louis C.K. never be allowed to return to stand-up comedy?" Dworman asks.


How it ended...

Noam Dworman, the owner of New York City’s Comedy Cellar, spoke about Louis C.K.’s surprise comedy set in a new interview with The Huffington Post. C.K. made headlines for appearing at the famous comedy club on August 26. The comedian’s 15-minute set was one of his first public appearances since admitting to sexual misconduct last fall and sparked backlash against the Cellar for providing C.K. with a potential comeback.

“I’m very upset with him because my life has been substantially affected and his life has not, and I’m not sure he’s aware of it,” Dworman said, noting C.K. surprised even him by showing up to the Cellar unannounced that evening. “I’m not sure that he gave it sufficient thought. On the other hand, I think he’s been disconnected from the world and didn’t realize. I am upset.”

Dworman continued by criticizing C.K.’s set for not addressing “the elephant in the room.” C.K. did not talk about his history of sexual misconduct during his performance but he did make a joke involving a rape whistle, which sparked even more backlash. Dworman lamented the fact his venue is now associated with an unsafe work environment after C.K.’s comeback.

“We were the place that never did that stuff and now I’m the national symbol of it,” Dworman said. “The very opposite of what I always stood for. The very ******* opposite!”

Dworman admitted to not fully knowing all the details about C.K.’s sexual misconduct, specifically how some of the women he harassed were blackballed. “I don’t even know how that works,” he said. “Maybe that stuff goes on, but what would I know about it at the Comedy Cellar?”

“I would have loved to have spoken to [the women C.K. harassed]. It would have made my decision much more informed,” Dworman continued. “I can’t promise what I would have done had I heard them but I have made decisions when I hear something about somebody. Not because I feel obligated, but because this is also my life here. This is my social life. I still wish I could speak to them. I would take it very seriously.”

In the wake of C.K.’s appearance and the subsequent backlash, Dworman is implementing a new policy at the venue where audiences are free to leave the club should a surprise guest that makes them uncomfortable or that they don’t want to see pops in to perform a comedy set. The owner concluded by saying he doesn’t expect C.K. back to the Cellar “anytime soon.”


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“This member limits who can see their profile”

Member who limits who can see their profile gets in verbal exchange with another poster and checks his/her profile to see where he/she posts so he can check out how they move.

:lol:
 
Nobody:

Comedy Cellar: No Bill Cosby!!!

Backstory:

How it started...

"When Louis wants to go on, we're sure he'll do it in a way that shows respect for the seriousness of the issue and will maybe be confessional in some way. We'll put him on if he chooses to do it at the Cellar. It will be dicey and we'll get some flack."

Dworman points to the success of Mike Tyson's Broadway show "Undisputed Truth," which is now in Las Vegas, as proof "there's no clear standard" for what society deems acceptable. In 1992, Tyson was sentenced to six years in prison after being found guilty of rape. Neither Ansari nor C.K. have been charged with anything criminal.

"Should Louis C.K. never be allowed to return to stand-up comedy?" Dworman asks.


How it ended...

Noam Dworman, the owner of New York City’s Comedy Cellar, spoke about Louis C.K.’s surprise comedy set in a new interview with The Huffington Post. C.K. made headlines for appearing at the famous comedy club on August 26. The comedian’s 15-minute set was one of his first public appearances since admitting to sexual misconduct last fall and sparked backlash against the Cellar for providing C.K. with a potential comeback.

“I’m very upset with him because my life has been substantially affected and his life has not, and I’m not sure he’s aware of it,” Dworman said, noting C.K. surprised even him by showing up to the Cellar unannounced that evening. “I’m not sure that he gave it sufficient thought. On the other hand, I think he’s been disconnected from the world and didn’t realize. I am upset.”

Dworman continued by criticizing C.K.’s set for not addressing “the elephant in the room.” C.K. did not talk about his history of sexual misconduct during his performance but he did make a joke involving a rape whistle, which sparked even more backlash. Dworman lamented the fact his venue is now associated with an unsafe work environment after C.K.’s comeback.

“We were the place that never did that stuff and now I’m the national symbol of it,” Dworman said. “The very opposite of what I always stood for. The very ****ing opposite!”

Dworman admitted to not fully knowing all the details about C.K.’s sexual misconduct, specifically how some of the women he harassed were blackballed. “I don’t even know how that works,” he said. “Maybe that stuff goes on, but what would I know about it at the Comedy Cellar?”

“I would have loved to have spoken to [the women C.K. harassed]. It would have made my decision much more informed,” Dworman continued. “I can’t promise what I would have done had I heard them but I have made decisions when I hear something about somebody. Not because I feel obligated, but because this is also my life here. This is my social life. I still wish I could speak to them. I would take it very seriously.”

In the wake of C.K.’s appearance and the subsequent backlash, Dworman is implementing a new policy at the venue where audiences are free to leave the club should a surprise guest that makes them uncomfortable or that they don’t want to see pops in to perform a comedy set. The owner concluded by saying he doesn’t expect C.K. back to the Cellar “anytime soon.”


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Why are they even lumping Aziz with this? :lol:
If I' m remembering the story right didn't just have a bad date? Miss read the situation and backed out when he realized he f'ed up no?
Also didn't he put out a special after? He's been working again.
 
Why are they even lumping Aziz with this? :lol:
If I' m remembering the story right didn't just have a bad date? Miss read the situation and backed out when he realized he f'ed up no?
Also didn't he put out a special after? He's been working again.
Yeah, it was a bad date. I wouldnt say he backed out after he realized...that was part of the chick's beef, he was persistent with his desires. But I wouldnt say he crossed a line. He just completely misread the situatuon.
 
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