What humor used to look like before they left became involved. Everything the left touches is destroyed.

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My favorite is still the Y2K simulation video with Charlie Steiner - "Follow me, follow me to freedom!"

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That's exactly the one I thought of as well. So funny.

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My dad’s @espn ad will always make me laugh 😂👌 pic.twitter.com/7nAw9KZFtF

— Robert Irwin (@RobertIrwin) September 25, 2023

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man I miss Steve Irwin….don't know what it is but every video I see of him now that he's gone gets me….

His passion, energy, and love for what he did was so infectious! He was impossible to dislike.

My favorite ...

I don't remember if it was a Sports Center commercial, but I remember one with a little girl doing a science fair project on the importance of middle-relief pitching. That always made me laugh.

Still remember this one!

Norm at the ESPYs

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ESPN used to be awesome.

But liberals ruin literally everything.

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This is so true.

For those of us in the Gen X column, we grew up being told that conservatives were the boring, straight laced, in bed by 9:00 PM types. Yet here we are, the fun crowd.

Red states are so much more fun than blue states. Libs, especially white libs, are such a complete bite in the ass. Stuffy, boring, offended by everything. Afraid of their own shadows. Hyper dramatic and riddled with mental illness and fragility.

It's the conservative that has the sense of humor. We want kids, family, faith, love, and laughter.

Picking my wife up at work in about three hours to drive down to SA for the Guns N Roses show tonight. Without question we'll have too much fun, probably drink too much, and pretend we're still in our 20's. Our kids think we're crazy and that makes me happy.

Urban Ag said:

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BG Knocc Out said:

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Urban Ag said:

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ESPN used to be awesome.

But liberals ruin literally everything.

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This is so true.

For those of us in the Gen X column, we grew up being told that conservatives were the boring, straight laced, in bed by 9:00 PM types. Yet here we are, the fun crowd.

Red states are so much more fun than blue states. Libs, especially white libs, are such a complete bite in the ass. Stuffy, boring, offended by everything. Afraid of their own shadows. Hyper dramatic and riddled with mental illness and fragility.

It's the conservative that has the sense of humor. We want kids, family, faith, love, and laughter.

Picking my wife up at work in about three hours to drive down to SA for the Guns N Roses show tonight. Without question we'll have too much fun, probably drink too much, and pretend we're still in our 20's. Our kids think we're crazy and that makes me happy.

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Hellya, that sounds awesome, wish i could make their Houston show work.

Agree on the red states thing. Can you imagine if places like California, Colorado and Oregon were staunchly red?

Bruh, CA in the 80's and 90's was awesome sauce. Same for CO. I grew up on the west coast and it was a blast back then. Libs actually used to be cool, except the hard core commie types. Most of my teachers were former hippies. They wanted to save the world in the 60's, burned out in the 70's, and were chill by the 80's. They were great teachers to be honest.

Then the 2000's got here and something went horribly wrong. I think the Cold War was the only thing that kept the leftists somewhat grounded.

Romie was solid GOLD.

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Bruh, CA in the 80's and 90's was awesome sauce. Same for CO. I grew up on the west coast and it was a blast back then. Libs actually used to be cool, except the hard core commie types. Most of my teachers were former hippies. They wanted to save the world in the 60's, burned out in the 70's, and were chill by the 80's. They were great teachers to be honest.

Then the 2000's got here and something went horribly wrong. I think the Cold War was the only thing that kept the leftists somewhat grounded.

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I have long believed this to be true.

Also, back then, American leftists were still, for the most part, culturally American.