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I love Ross the Intern - Updated!

Posted: 12/20/07 at 12:43am

Sometimes he's a little much for me but most times he cracks me up. If you don't follow his blogs, today's is especially hilarious. (I'm talking about the one for Wed 12/19)

Bring back the squash!

Updated On: 2/9/08 at 12:43 AM

re: I love 'Ross the Intern'

Posted: 12/20/07 at 12:52am

Wow. He lost a lot weight.

"They're eating her and then they're going to eat me. OH MY GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD!!!!" -Troll 2

re: I love 'Ross the Intern'

Posted: 12/20/07 at 12:56am

He was on celebrity fit club and has done a great job keeping it off.

OK, seriously people... who's calling?

re: I love 'Ross the Intern'

Posted: 12/20/07 at 1:04am

He was on celebrity fit club. that's how he lost the weight.

re: I love 'Ross the Intern'

Posted: 12/20/07 at 1:06am

I love him, but I always have to mute "Hi Blog Buddies!!" He manages to hit some ungodly register that just makes me cringe.

"Zac is sweet as can be. He's very much just a sweet kid from California who happens to have a face that looks like it was drawn by Michelangelo, (if Michelangelo did anime)."
-Adam Shankman.

"I haven't left this building since Windows 3.1!"

"Celebrating a birthday this week: Rene Descartes is 412! Do you know who he is? Then why are you watching this show? You could probably get into college and even get one of those job things. As for the rest of us; Amanda Bynes is 22! Yay!"
-E!'s "The Soup"

re: I love 'Ross the Intern'

Posted: 12/20/07 at 1:43am

lol Its funny you mentioned him, because he came into my Starbucks yesterday. I didn't wait on him, I just remember thinking: "Hey! Ross the Intern!"

I used to love him when he was still on Leno and sent out on random missions, like to cover a lumberjack competition. He's fabulous.

Face life with a little guts and lots of *glitter*

re: I love 'Ross the Intern'

Posted: 12/20/07 at 12:07pm

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re: I love 'Ross the Intern'

Posted: 12/20/07 at 12:31pm

I just don't get why people watch videos of other people babbling on about the most inane things.

How much time is wasted on this type of stuff? Maybe you all could be out doing a little something for homeless people or donate your time to a worthy cause.

Maybe it’s just me.

Surely you're smart enough to see how hypocritical your comments are... or is posting on this board is a more "worthy" way to spend time? No one claimed for it to be a productive way to spend time. It's just fun.

re: I love 'Ross the Intern'

Posted: 12/20/07 at 12:35pm

'Surely you're smart enough to see how hypocritical your comments are"

Wow, thanks.

I thnk there's a HUGE difference in coming on here and sharing views and opinions, or just sitting there and watching someone who videotaped themselves go on about ahow much he loves Koo-Koo-Roo.

#10

re: I love 'Ross the Intern'

Posted: 12/20/07 at 12:37pm

Neither, however, feed the homeless.

It's a little silly to think just because people watch something you don't get that they don't actually do anything good for the world.

"I'm so looking forward to a time when all the Reagan Democrats are dead."

#11

re: I love 'Ross the Intern'

Posted: 12/20/07 at 12:43pm

Maybe that part didn't come across right, but I'd rather help a homeless person than sit there and watch people who video tape themsleves.

How's that?

#12

re: I love 'Ross the Intern'

Posted: 12/20/07 at 12:47pm

That's better.

Although NOW it sounds like helping a homeless person is the second to last thing you'd rather do...right ahead of watching these videos.

But I know what you're saying.

"I'm so looking forward to a time when all the Reagan Democrats are dead."

#13

re: I love 'Ross the Intern'

Posted: 12/20/07 at 12:48pm

If Ross were sitting next to me on the bus talking, I'd move to another seat. I can not imagine how or why anyone would seek him out to voluntarily listen to him.

#14

re: I love 'Ross the Intern'

Posted: 12/20/07 at 12:48pm

Why not do both?

You could videotape a ranting homeless person, make a Web site out of it and split the ad revenues.

And Ross the Intern segments on Leno always made me a bit uncomfortable. They seemed to carry the theme of "let's send him somewhere so that people will laugh at the queer."

Updated On: 12/20/07 at 12:48 PM

#15

re: I love 'Ross the Intern'

Posted: 12/20/07 at 12:51pm

"...sharing views and opinions..."

More like insults.

"Writing is like prostitution. First, you do it for love, then you do it for a few friends, and finally you do it for money." ~ Moliere

#16

re: I love 'Ross the Intern'

Posted: 12/20/07 at 1:07pm

"And Ross the Intern segments on Leno always made me a bit uncomfortable. They seemed to carry the theme of "let's send him somewhere so that people will laugh at the queer." "

That's what I always thought as well, except I would say, '...so that people would laugh at the fat queer' but now he's lost weight.

And I had a homeless person arrested just last week for assault. I thought she'd be warmer in jail. So, I feel like I’m doing my part to help.

#17

re: I love 'Ross the Intern'

Posted: 12/20/07 at 1:09pm

Yeah, because jail is going to help him get back on his feet?

"Writing is like prostitution. First, you do it for love, then you do it for a few friends, and finally you do it for money." ~ Moliere

#18

re: I love 'Ross the Intern'

Posted: 12/20/07 at 1:10pm

I thnk there's a HUGE difference in coming on here and sharing views and opinions, or just sitting there and watching someone who videotaped themselves go on about ahow much he loves Koo-Koo-Roo.

Really? C'mon, I've seen you respond to things on here of "equal importance" as someone's love of Koo Koo Roo. At least in the video format I'm entertained.

#19

re: I love 'Ross the Intern'

Posted: 12/20/07 at 1:11pm

theatre diva you need to see Jerbys videos they are hilarious.
Brother Barker is funny.

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#20

re: I love 'Ross the Intern'

Posted: 12/20/07 at 1:31pm

I'm pretty sure that by supporting Ross people are keeping him from being homeless.

An ounce of prevention!

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#21

re: I love 'Ross the Intern'

Posted: 12/20/07 at 2:23pm

And I believe he is available...

I ask in all honesty/What would life be?/Without a song and a dance, what are we?/So I say "Thank you for the music/For giving it to me."

#22

re: I love 'Ross the Intern'

Posted: 12/20/07 at 7:25pm

"Yeah, because jail is going to help him get back on his feet?"

It was a her.

Shows how much you know.

And yes, now she can get the help she needs. I am NOT Satan, or any one of his minions and I don't deserve to be attacked with an oxygen tank just because she thinks that I do look like him.

And as much as I do love Jerby, I can’t watch him either.

They are like opinion colums to me. If I would have wanted your opinion, I would ask for it. I never understood those. Just who is it that gets to choose whose thoughts or ideas were more important than other folks?

I don’t get the whole, “I’m taping myself so that everyone knows what I think about something, and they can watch me” thing.

Everyone has an opinion on something. I just can think of much better ways of spending my time than having to watch a one sided conversation.

That's just me though. Having an opinion. But here, you can respond and tell me that you think I'm an ass.

#23

re: I love 'Ross the Intern'

Posted: 12/21/07 at 9:55pm

i'm not the least bit offended by that, theatrediva. :)

my channel is varied: political/social commentary, comedy/satire, music. people who subscribe to my channel watch the stuff they like--maybe only brother barker. or only the music. and that's totally cool. and soon there will be more creative work on there--music videos, short films, web series. it's merely a place for me to play and experiment and put my creativity out there for free with a bigger audience--who is brutally honest and/or supportive. those cabaret shows cost too much and don't net big audiences at my current place in the game.

it's no different than blogging (which can be fun, but mostly dull), but this feels more creative and expressive--esp when it is music or comedy--characters I am creating, writing, performing, directing, etc.

and the political/social videos aren't for everyone. I don't expect you need to learn about what it's really like to be gay. but there are so many people who do. I created those videos as a reaction to the sad, stunning amount of homophobia online. and I have been rewarded with so many people's comments of how much those videos meant to them--spoke for them. I also get rewarded with 'fagget' and 'i wish I could put a bullet in your head', which tells me i'm also getting to the homophobes. i'm a role model and a challenge to the hatred. and that IS making a difference. education is the key to making a change in this world and the internet is a major battleground.

:)

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#24

re: I love 'Ross the Intern'

Posted: 12/21/07 at 9:56pm

oops

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Updated On: 12/21/07 at 09:56 PM

#25

re: I love 'Ross the Intern'

Posted: 2/9/08 at 5:26pm

UPDATE...
The squash is back LOL

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