Smith acts like a tough guy from Philly? What man just slaps someone for publicly disrespecting his wife? What a Pansy Ass...I guess he got soft when he moved in with his Uncle and Auntie in Bel Air!
OT: How embarrassing if your from Philly? SLAPPY!
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He was challenging him to a duel
You clearly do not know Philadelphia revolutionary history
You clearly do not know Philadelphia revolutionary history
What a P-O-S he turned out to be.
And for those running the event not to speak to the perp after he did the deed but instead give him a damn Oscar and a standing ovation is beyond pathetic.
Anyone think he would have done what he did if the guy on stage making the joke was Mike Tyson ?
how embarrassing you don't know that it should be "you're" and not "your" in your thread title.
(but yes, Will was totally over the line and should be charged. But it's California and LA specifically so nothing would ever be done to him)
(but yes, Will was totally over the line and should be charged. But it's California and LA specifically so nothing would ever be done to him)
It's Philly-their not concerned with grammar.
Maybe Will was auditioning for a Slappy's Revenge sequel?
Maybe Will was auditioning for a Slappy's Revenge sequel?
It's Philly-their not concerned with grammar.
Maybe Will was auditioning for a Slappy's Revenge sequel?
They're not Their
jeez
Their, their. It will be ok. Look over they're?
Proper protocol would have been to slap him with a white glove.
Got in one little fight about my wife’s lost hair
She said you better slap Chris or I’m having an affair
She said you better slap Chris or I’m having an affair
Really? One could spend all day correcting errors on a message board, so not sure why you would single out these two. And you might want to work on your capitalization and punctuation...
Careful you don't get slapped by Mr. Screw for picking on his main squeeze.
I was just going with the flow of the thread with you're/your/their/there/they're. Sarcasm and facetiousness do not translate well on message boards. However, I have noticed when I post from my phone, my posts are riddled with typos and errors.
When it comes to grammar/spelling stuff it's a must to include an emoticon or something in a post like yours (I actually suspected you might have been goofing), since misteaks (ha-ha - see what I did there?) are so, so common. And real sarcasm on content is often even harder to detect...
It reminds me of South Slappy Blvd, the main thoroughfare in Albany (pronounced Al-binny), GA, where we had a factory I was stationed at months in 1993. Dismal place with the highest per capita murder rate in the country at the time, although there was still plenty of fun to be had.
What the hell does this have to do with Philly? This is like the nj.com article titled "Ex Rutgers star..." when a walk-on from 10 years ago commits a crime. Do better.
Smith was born on September 25, 1968, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Caroline (née Bright), a Philadelphia school board administrator, and Willard Carroll Smith Sr.,[12][13] a U.S. Air Force veteran[14] and refrigeration engineer. His mother graduated from Carnegie Mellon University.[15]
Kareem Adul-Jabbar disagrees. And he is right.
"By hitting Rock, he announced that his wife was incapable of defending herself — against words,” he states. “This patronizing, paternal attitude infantilizes women and reduces them to helpless damsels needing a Big Strong Man to defend their honor least they swoon from the vapors. If he was really doing it for his wife, and not his own need to prove himself, he might have thought about the negative attention this brought on them, much harsher than the benign joke. That would have been truly defending and respecting her.”
“This ‘women need men to defend them’ is the same justification currently being proclaimed by conservatives passing laws to restrict abortion and the LGBTQ+ community,” he continued, adding that Smith’s “self-serving acceptance speech” in which he talked about protecting his family in the same way his character in King Richard, for which he won an Oscar, was tone deaf.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar says Will Smith 'perpetuated stereotypes about the Black community' by slapping Chris Rock at Oscars
The NBA star isn't holding back on his thoughts about Will Smith's behavior.
The one and only know if his kind
Sits in a throne
Not for the records that he holds
But for being bald and bold
Kareem Abdul Jabbar
All time great super super star
I’m confident Chris Rock will get the last laugh. Smith should have apologized to Rock in person and during his acceptance speech. Since he didn’t and it took him too long to do so, I would mark that as another two slights. I would get my agent on the phone with HBO for a special, in which I would have a field day on the Smiths. Apparently Rock’s shows are selling out. This could be a second wind for Rock’s career.
PS: I would probably get a restraining order against Smith, not because it’s needed but because it would be part of a joke. Plus if Rock was at a party first, he could pull out the restraining order to embarrass Smith and keep him out.
PS: I would probably get a restraining order against Smith, not because it’s needed but because it would be part of a joke. Plus if Rock was at a party first, he could pull out the restraining order to embarrass Smith and keep him out.
You may be right but the reality is...if you and the Mr were in the place of Will and Jada, if Mr Screw was awake- he would have done much more than slap him. And he would have had to beat out at least 100 other people that would have rushed the stage to beat him down first. lol
30years ago Will thought bald joke were funny
https://www.rollingstone.com/movies...7W1XsxDFhQtXSPsmxkD521LB6WFHdVCaAR3or8-w76Tqg
Michael Cohen on Twitter: "Just going to point out again that this was Will Smith’s initial response to the joke that so angered him he slapped Chris Rock
https://www.rollingstone.com/movies...7W1XsxDFhQtXSPsmxkD521LB6WFHdVCaAR3or8-w76Tqg
Michael Cohen on Twitter: "Just going to point out again that this was Will Smith’s initial response to the joke that so angered him he slapped Chris Rock
Nothing wrong defending your wife and slaps shouldn't count as an assault to be arrested for if the person on the receiving end doesn't want to press charges..
As far as I'm conserned Smith's initial reaction to the joke was that it was funny but quickly changed that attitude once he seen how his wife took it badly and was hurt by it.
As far as I'm conserned Smith's initial reaction to the joke was that it was funny but quickly changed that attitude once he seen how his wife took it badly and was hurt by it.
Why...it looks like Slappy Smith is laughing at Rock's joke.
What could have changed his mood and made him walk up onstage and assault Chris Rock ?
This lol. My RU roommates were all from philly or the philly area and were always instigating and would routinely be the first to throw down in an impending scrap. Tougher city than NYC outside of Bronx/non-gentrified Brooklyn.
That's sad, but to walk up onstage during a live broadcast of an awards show and hit the comedian in full view to all....because your wife is upset that she's the butt of a joke....that's beyond pathetic.
You all know he would not have done that if the joke was told by Mike Tyson or The Rock.... or Wanda Sykes or Amy Schumer for that matter.
Smith showed himself to be a P-O-S.
I know, was saying that just because Will wasn’t ready to throw a punch doesn’t mean it’s indicative of all Phillyites haha
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