A zebra keeps his stripes and Jimmy Kimmel continues to be a phony and despicable human being.
Okay, this isn't about his recent "time out" because he made inappropriate jokes about the death of Charlie Kirk. If you remember, that fiasco ran into tirades from people who said he has every right to say whatever is on his pea-sized mind.
And I would agree. Freedom of speech. But sometimes you can take that privilege a little too far. Like last week when Kimmel joked about losing LA Mayor candidate Spencer Pratt loading up a U-haul to get out of town. First off, the remark wasn't even remotely funny which has been par for the course from Kimmel the past ten years.
But, to throw salt into an open wound, little Jimmy should have realized that Pratt had nothing to put into said U-haul because he lost everything in the Palisades firm.
At what point do you stop, you obnoxious POS? Hey, how does that medicine go down if you're asked to take it. Shall I remind you and everybody else for that matter?
Frankly, it's time for Jimmy to pack up a U-haul. Is it out of my realm to say that?
Dinner last night: Steak salad.
You're a punk and a shithead and an all-around bad guy. But only people who work in your organization know that. For the general public (at least those of us with a brain which leaves out your late night audience), you're just plain stupid.
Remember several years back when his infant son had some severe health issues? The good news is that the kid is fine now until he ultimately realizes who his parents are. That intimate and personal family drama wound up in one of his monologues as he made a push for universal health care. Really, Jimmy? With the totally comprehensive health coverage you receive via your multiple unions, you want the rest of us to suffer through increased taxes?
Kimmel is an expert on your life and my life and proves it nightly as he mounts n his often tear-stained soap box about whatever Trump and Republicans did.
Kimmel, of course, is way too stupid to comment on even the basic issues confronting America in 2026. But he has a late night show and that's his bully pulpit. I go back to the days of Johnny Carson in late night who knew his position in our lives was to entertain and not preach or indoctrinate.
Getting sermonized by somebody like Jimmy Kimmel is laughable. Remember the glass house and the bucket of stones? I know a little about what goes on inside his empire because I know people who toiled in it. Let's see. The fact that he is a narcoleptic is well known. Falling asleep in meetings at the drop of the hat.
But what about his wife? The college intern he started to fuck and then made her head writer of his show? The person who then unceremoniously fired several veteran writers because she didn't like them?
Remember several years back when his infant son had some severe health issues? The good news is that the kid is fine now until he ultimately realizes who his parents are. That intimate and personal family drama wound up in one of his monologues as he made a push for universal health care. Really, Jimmy? With the totally comprehensive health coverage you receive via your multiple unions, you want the rest of us to suffer through increased taxes?
Kimmel is an expert on your life and my life and proves it nightly as he mounts n his often tear-stained soap box about whatever Trump and Republicans did.
Kimmel, of course, is way too stupid to comment on even the basic issues confronting America in 2026. But he has a late night show and that's his bully pulpit. I go back to the days of Johnny Carson in late night who knew his position in our lives was to entertain and not preach or indoctrinate.
Getting sermonized by somebody like Jimmy Kimmel is laughable. Remember the glass house and the bucket of stones? I know a little about what goes on inside his empire because I know people who toiled in it. Let's see. The fact that he is a narcoleptic is well known. Falling asleep in meetings at the drop of the hat.
But what about his wife? The college intern he started to fuck and then made her head writer of his show? The person who then unceremoniously fired several veteran writers because she didn't like them?
I find it laughable when the Writers Guild comes out to defend his right to say anything largely because he has been involved in so many grievance filed by his writers.
Oh, yeah. And what about all the illegal terminations he insisted on when people on staff didn't want to take a COVID vaccination.
I could go on and on because I know somebody who worked in that studio for a long time.
Frankly, it's time for Jimmy to pack up a U-haul. Is it out of my realm to say that?
Um, freedom of speech.
Dinner last night: Steak salad.
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