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2011年7月12日 星期二

Late Night Jokes

The Tonight Show With Jay Leno

Arnold Schwarzenegger admitted that he fathered a child with a member of his household staff. The woman’s husband became suspicious when he realized she was the first maid to make $1 million a year.
Arnold kept this secret for more than 10 years. You know how he did it? He moved the woman and child into an apartment right down the street from the Pakistani military academy.
Mitt Romney raised over $10 million in eight hours. The guy owns a gas station down the street from my house. It’s no big deal.
Romney raised $10 million. That’s a dollar for every position he’s had on healthcare.

Conan

For the last week of her show, Oprah will have 20,000 people in the audience. Three of them will be men.
Ron Paul announced that he will run for president, and he supports the legalization of prostitution and heroin. If he does win, it will be one heck of a victory party.
A woman in California is in trouble for injecting her 8-year-old daughter with Botox. The daughter is the first kid in history that made a face and it really did get stuck that way.
A new app lets you get items at 7-Eleven without cash or a credit card. The app is known as a gun.

Late Show With David Letterman

Donald Trump is not running for president. The whole thing was a publicity stunt? Really?
Trump says that NBC talked him into staying. That’s funny because I had just the opposite experience.
Al-Qaida has a new leader. Experts are calling him a temporary leader — and so is SEAL Team Six.
It’s quite a success story for the new leader. He worked his way up all the way from the mail bomb room.

Late Show Top Ten

Top Ten Ways To Make The Apocalypse More Fun

10. Hosted by Neil Patrick Harris
9. Crazy hats like at the Royal Wedding
8. All-you-can-eat baby back ribs with Chili's Aporkalypse special
7. Instead of four horsemen, three horsemen and a monkey riding a dog
6. Telecast of the “Real Housewives” being vaporized
5. Live tweet it
4. Hilarious slide whistle sound effect when the righteous ascend to heaven
3. Raffle drawing for a Broyhill dinette set
2. People's panicked pleas for mercy are critiqued by Piers Morgan, Sharon Osbourne, and Howie Mandel
1. More fun? What's more fun than the Apocalypse?

Editor's Note:

The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson

The members of the family that owns the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus are suing each other in federal court. There are wild charges and outbursts, and the judge said, “This trial is becoming a three-ring . . . never mind.”
Cirque du Soleil doesn’t use animals. They exploit a group of creatures even stranger than animals: French Canadians.
Growing up, I went to the circus every Christmas. It was a very low-rent circus. It was a down and dirty operation that tried to make money off the exploitation of hunchbacked freaks — kind of like this show.
The circus used to make me anxious that the animals would snap their leashes and attack the crowd. It’s the same thing I worry about now when I watch “The View.”

Jimmy Kimmel Live!

Arnold Schwarzenegger fathered a child with his maid. I can’t believe no one knew this was Arnold’s son. When he came out of the womb, he snapped his own umbilical cord.
I mostly feel bad for this kid that now has to learn how to spell the name Schwarzenegger.
Maria Shriver had dinner with Oprah the other night, so Arnold is in a lot of trouble. He should start looking into fortified compounds in Abbottabad.
We’re about to plunge into depression and national mourning. There are only five episodes of “Oprah” left.

Late Night With Jimmy Fallon

Today is “National Visit Your Relatives Day!” Or as Arnold Schwarzenegger put it, “Better make it two days.”
McDonald’s is changing the recipe of its grilled chicken sandwich to give it quote “a more neutral flavor profile.” I’m getting hungry just hearing the words, “neutral flavor profile.”
McDonald’s actually said they want their chicken sandwich to taste less Italian. Which is why today, they hired the head chef from the Olive Garden.
A recent study found that 92 percent of bear attacks come from male bears, and that mother bears are not as dangerous as once thought. It’s a cool thing to think about while your face is being torn off by a mother bear.


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2011年6月23日 星期四

Late Night TV's Best Jokes About Donald Trump, Osama Bin Laden

Stephen Colbert, left, and Jon Stewart

David Letterman, Conan O'Brien, Jimmy Fallon, Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert all made jokes about Donald Trump and Osama bin Laden on their late-night shows Monday night.


In his top 10 list on CBS' Late Show, Letterman imagined what bin Laden's final words were before he was killed?Sunday by U.S. forces, as noted by Entertainment Weekly.


At No. 7: "What on Earth could be interrupting Celebrity Apprentice?"


The jab was in reference to the fact that President Obama -- whom Trump has publicly attacked for several months -- made the announcement of bin Laden's death in primetime Sunday, pre-empting regularly scheduled shows including Trump's Celebrity Apprentice.


On TBS' Conan, O'Brien also noted the Apprentice pre-emption.


"Which begs the question, how do we kill bin Laden again next Sunday?" he quipped.


Fallon, host of NBC's Late Night, impersonated Trump at the beginning of his show.


"To me, the message is clear," said Fallon as Trump. "President Obama is so scared of me and so desperate for attention that he felt the need to hunt down and kill Osama bin Laden right in the middle of my show. Classic Obama move."


On Comedy Central's Daily Show, Stewart could barely contain his excitement over the news of bin Laden's death.


"I suppose I should be expressing some ambivalence about the targeted killing of another human being, and yet, uh, no," he told his?Daily Show audience. "I just want details. What look did he give when Bin Laden realized the helicopters overhead were not giving traffic and weather updates? You think he pulled a Culkin?" Stewart quipped, showing the iconic image of Macauley Culkin with his hands on his cheeks and a shocked look on his face from Home Alone.?(Gawker?has the video.)


Fellow Comedy Central late-night host Colbert said he was "as giddy as a schoolgirl who just shot bin Laden in the eye."


“Suck my giant American balls, Al Qaeda,” he said on Monday’s Colbert Report, adding, “Hey Osama, no 3D movies for you in hell. Which I’m pretty sure would be The Last Airbender. ... I am just so happy. And I hope I am never again this happy over someone’s death.”


He added that he can “finally now throw my long-awaited ‘We Got Bin Laden Party,’” after which dusty and deflated balloons fell from the ceiling. “They’re a little dusty. They’ve been up there since 2002.” He also brought out a moldy cake with an image of bin Laden’s in Bjork’s infamous swan dress. The cake read: “Whassssup! Bin Laden, you are the weakest link. Goodbye.”


Quipped Colbert: “Folks, believe me, in 2002 this cake was hilarious.” (Gawker has the video here.)


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2011年6月19日 星期日

President Obama Laughed Thru Osama Bin Laden Jokes Saturday Night, Acted Against Bin Laden Sunday

May 02, 2011 6:39 PM

ABC's Z. Byron Wolf reports:

President Obama and some ranking White House staffers knew Saturday night that American forces were closing in on Osama bin Laden in Pakistan. But they maintained strict poker faces. President Obama sat next to Saturday Night Live writer Seth Meyers as he gave a speech roasting the President.

Meyers’ joke about bin Laden hosting a CSPAN program and President Obama’s belly laugh take on new meaning now that its clear the President knew Americans could make a move on bin Laden any day.

Watch it here:


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2011年4月25日 星期一

Prince Harry jokes about Arctic night

Prince Harry has joked about spending the night sleeping in a tent in the Arctic as he prepares for an expedition to the North Pole. Skip related content

When told that the temperatures had been as low as minus 25C the previous night, he said: "Is that all it was, minus 25C? It felt a lot colder than that in there. It was good.

"Here, at least we're on ground. Spending the night on frozen ice wasn't something I had planned on doing, but everyone else is doing it, so I might as well do it as well," he continued.

The prince shared a tent with team leader Inge Solheim, and quipped: "There are things that happened in that tent I never want to speak of ever again."

The royal set up camp with his guides on Wednesday night in a valley near Longyearbyen, a town on the Norwegian island of Spitsbergen.

Harry is patron of the Walking With The Wounded charity, which wants to raise ?2 million to help injured servicemen find work and peace of mind after they leave the armed forces.

He is spending the rest of the day getting ready: "I think we're preparing for leaving, which is going to take a while."

Harry joins the North Pole trip for five days.

Polar bears have been known to roam the area, so the prince and his tent companions slept with rifles on hand, in case one of the animals threatened them.


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