I WANT TO . . .

[Dirty Harry]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTtc2pM1boE

[internutt]

kent you were gone for a few days. did you grt a sex change or was your computer access cut of at the group house?

[Wendy <3]

Dirty harry is the boyfriend lily was talking about coming over

[m0nde]

welcome back kent, are you considering offing yourself this christmas?

[Simio]

Kent’s nursing home has been playing this on repeat since thanksgiving. Kent’s roommate earl the retard just shit his pants and has poop rolling down his leg.

[maks]

congratulatiuons on finally making a thread that isn't shockingly racist kent

[Desolation]

ugh, I thought so until I did some research and noticed he posted the wrong version:

h0SNAsocIx8


Grammy-winner Jose Feliciano has gotten an apology after accusing a pair of radio producers of trashing the spirit of Christmas by using his popular holiday song, "Feliz Navidad," for a racist musical spoof about undocumented immigrants.

Feliciano released a statement Wednesday saying that he was "revolted beyond words" and that the song was never meant to be "a vehicle for a political platform of racism and hate."

"When I wrote and composed 'Feliz Navidad,' I chose to sing in both English and Spanish in order to create a bridge between two wonderful cultures during the time of year in which we hope for goodwill toward all," the Puerto Rico-born singer said.

The parody, titled "The Illegal Alien Christmas Song," was created by radio producers and writers Matt Fox and A.J. Rice and was posted in mid-December on the Web site for Human Events, a Washington-based conservative weekly publication founded in 1944.

Web site editor Jed Babbin apologized Wednesday and said the song would be removed from the site. The link to the song's page was no longer available by Thursday.

"We regret any offense that Mr. Feliciano may have taken from this parody," Babbin said in an e-mail sent to The Associated Press.

One passage from the parody, sung in English, riffed on the stereotype of Latino immigrants as heavy drinkers, while another said "illegals" were going to "spread bubonic plague."

Born in Lares, Puerto Rico, in 1945, Feliciano was raised in New York City and wrote "Feliz Navidad" in 1970. It is one of the most popular Christmas songs in the world.

Kent, at least on Christmas could you tone the racism down a little big PLEASE

[maks]

come on kent what the fuck

[Desolation]

Just when you think you're out, he pulls you back in

[maks]

a joke's a joke and I don't shy away from controversial subjects but I'm pretty sure he's not kidding his shit is really dark

[Wendy <3]

He's disgusting

[maks]

congratulations kent you've ruined christmas

[m0nde]

Kent, please, be nice to me today, the day we celebrate the birth of our savior