OK,
not "everyone" -- just a group of influential African American entertainment moguls. According to the new
site Chappelle Theory, a group with members such as Al Sharpton, Whoopi
Goldberg, and Bill Cosby, among others, helped a young comedian named Dave Chappelle rise to stardom. When
Chappelle's Show became one of the biggest shows on television however, they didn't quite see the same humor
that Dave did with his race, and quickly plotted it's downfall. It's a good
read, regardless of whether or not it's true, but make sure to put on your tin-foil hat before doing so. Remember
folks, if you're missing Chappelle's Show, just blame Fat Albert.Everyone's out to get Dave Chappelle
OK,
not "everyone" -- just a group of influential African American entertainment moguls. According to the new
site Chappelle Theory, a group with members such as Al Sharpton, Whoopi
Goldberg, and Bill Cosby, among others, helped a young comedian named Dave Chappelle rise to stardom. When
Chappelle's Show became one of the biggest shows on television however, they didn't quite see the same humor
that Dave did with his race, and quickly plotted it's downfall. It's a good
read, regardless of whether or not it's true, but make sure to put on your tin-foil hat before doing so. Remember
folks, if you're missing Chappelle's Show, just blame Fat Albert.
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12-21-2005 @ 1:26PM
SheriffDane said...
I smell something viral, check out the domain registration, WebLinc.com
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