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Look at this... hilarious... skit he did for the WWE. Now they are both dead.
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I meant working out instead of eating himself into locked in syndrome for a month slowly taking over his body until he died extremely young.Why would you stick with this infantile redneck horseshit? Maybe he should have jumped into roller derby, which is a couple notches ahead on the substance scale.
I already started my rum and cokes, 151 actually. I'll apologize then start doing lines, that may calm me down.I meant working out instead of eating himself into locked in syndrome for a month slowly taking over his body until he died extremely young.
I recall he mentioned that he was a writer for 6 weeks on another appearance on O&A. I know we all make fun of him because eating donuts was a higher priority than saving his own life but I always get a feeling of sadness whenever I see a video of Patrice because say what you want about him, he was one of the few people that I genuinely found funny. One thing I always find hilarious is how people say the wished they talked to patrice about his diet before it was too late but they complete ignore Bob Kelly who is starting to resemble a baby sperm whale.I'm too lazy to look it up, but I love when Patrice was on and waxing poetically for his admiration for Vince McMahon. After all, Patrice worked for WWE as a writer. Patrice kept saying about how much he learned from working with Vince, WWE and other wrestlers. Finally, someone in studio, maybe a wrestler, asked Patrice how long he worked for the company. Patrice's sheepish answer? Three days. It then got awkward.
Bitch, you didnt have a job for three day, that was a glorified internship. Patrice was busy acting like he was the Ernest Hemingway of WWE.
It really is not shocking that this stupid man caused his own death by refusing to stop eating sugary sweets.
Not to mention, they gladhanded Norton when he lost weight but don’t say shit to him when he balloons up. Let em die anyways, that’ll be the best bit ever from any of those chimps. Nice 5th Fat, stupid.I recall he mentioned that he was a writer for 6 weeks on another appearance on O&A. I know we all make fun of him because eating donuts where a higher priority than saving his own life but I always get a feeling of sadness whenever I see a video of Patrice because say what you want about him, he was one of the few people that I genuinely found funny. One thing I always find hilaruous is how people say the wished they talked to patrice about his diet before it was too late but they complete ignore Bob Kelly who is starting to resemble a baby sperm whale.
Six weeks feels too long for his tenure at WWE but who knows what the real story is. I definitely remember him sheepishly admitting on the show once it was for a very short time.I recall he mentioned that he was a writer for 6 weeks on another appearance on O&A. I know we all make fun of him because eating donuts where a higher priority than saving his own life but I always get a feeling of sadness whenever I see a video of Patrice because say what you want about him, he was one of the few people that I genuinely found funny. One thing I always find hilaruous is how people say the wished they talked to patrice about his diet before it was too late but they complete ignore Bob Kelly who is starting to resemble a baby sperm whale.
Patrice's appearance on Jay Mohr's podcast was pretty sad and revealing also. I think it was the last podcast he had done, or something along those lines.Six weeks feels too long for his tenure at WWE but who knows what the real story is. I definitely remember him sheepishly admitting on the show once it was for a very short time.
Patrice was funny in moments but he really thought too highly of himself. I would make the argument he was the one of the few O&A regulars who was funnier on stage than on the show (an "anti-Norton" if you will).
I know that Unmasked by Ron Bennington gets shit on here (for good reasons) but Patrice's episode was great. If I hadn't head that, I would not see the sadness you allude to but you are right: there is a sadness to Patrice.
But truly, whether you found him funny or not, Patrice was his own worst enemy. He would not have listened to anyone telling him to watch his diet. If Blob Kelly said something about Patrice's weight, he would "whaaboutchuuu" right back to his fat face and call the advice "white tricks."
That's why Dave Attel's comments on the first full show after Patrice died (purple suit/big coffin) were the most realistic. Patrice didn't really care enough about his life, career, health, sanity and wellbeing enough to have a long life so why should anyone else care? Just make a fat joke and move on with the eulogy.
I wonder if they ever fucked, he seemed really into her
He said once that he had good opening game but couldn’t close the deal because he would get too hornyDespite the alpha male persona Patrice promoted I don't think he got to fawk many chicks without paying. Most women clearly just got a creepy vibe from him, as you can hear on the show. Plus he was a fatso.
3 days was a hyperbole to mean it was a short time but he did mention that he was on the private jet once or twice. His story of getting fired and not caring so much that the lady who fired him was surprised. “I’m a comic, I’m used to getting fired.”I'm too lazy to look it up, but I love when Patrice was on and waxing poetically for his admiration for Vince McMahon. After all, Patrice worked for WWE as a writer. Patrice kept saying about how much he learned from working with Vince, WWE and other wrestlers. Finally, someone in studio, maybe a wrestler, asked Patrice how long he worked for the company. Patrice's sheepish answer? Three days. It then got awkward.
Bitch, you didnt have a job for three day, that was a glorified internship. Patrice was busy acting like he was the Ernest Hemingway of WWE.
It really is not shocking that this stupid man caused his own death by refusing to stop eating sugary sweets.
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