BIll o'reilly gets owned by kid

[Mike Schultz]

Don't know. One interesting thing I noted is that MOST people who say he got owned are either in their late teens to mid 20's or they reside in some of the more liberal areas of the country according to the profiles. I just find the demographics interesting of how things like that tend to break down.

And i'm sure a VERY LOW percentage of Bill O'reilly fans are 30+ year old white conservative republicans

[bsd13]

And i'm sure a VERY LOW percentage of Bill O'reilly fans are 30+ year old white conservative republicans

You almost had me there... except I'm not a fan of O'Reilly by any stretch of the imagination. I just honestly don't see how he was "owned" or in anyway beaten by that kid. Sorry.

[littleindiangirl]

You're dead in the middle of the demographic. Mid teens to late 20's.

Sorry, there's no burn. There's not even something worthy of making a youtube clip out of from the whole thing. And when you consider the quality (or rather lackthereof) of things on youtube it's hard to believe there is such a thing as unworthy. And I should know I've posted many things on youtube not worthy of being shown to anyone

I know I'm in the middle of the demographic lol, I was more pointing out that most of this site is in that demographic when you look at the age of the bp.netters. I believe it's the majority, so it's almost a moot point to make those assumptions when the majority of the site is of a certain age.

Some may not have seen the burn, but like I said, wasn't so much of a "Yo mamma" burn, but it was Bill getting talked over by a KID while he was trying to misquote, and the kid correcting him, correcting him, and correcting him. Finally ended with Bill getting all pissy and saying "Your taking that out of context."

Wow. Exactly what Bill had done moments before in regards to the joke from the speaker he was trying to construe as some drug endorsement statement.

That's a burn, especially if your trying to make a point.

[Mike Schultz]

You almost had me there... except I'm not a fan of O'Reilly by any stretch of the imagination. I just honestly don't see how he was "owned" or in anyway beaten by that kid. Sorry.

Well as somebody else said (in different words), it's not like the kid pulled Bill's pants down in public... He retaliated with the same strategy and Bill didn't like it at all.

Definitely 'worthy' of youtube

[blackcrystal22]

Don't know. One interesting thing I noted is that MOST people who say he got owned are either in their late teens to mid 20's or they reside in some of the more liberal areas of the country according to the profiles. I just find the demographics interesting of how things like that tend to break down.

I find it interesting that your the only person who didn't see the fact that Bill was being outsmarted by a mere kid.
Thats one example of what a burn is isn't it? When someone is outsmarted or out-talked by a younger, less mature person?

Why are you raining all over everyones parade and creating an argument when it is uncalled for?
I don't care if you have a sense or humor or not, don't post about it please and thank you.

[crusher]

i think its kind of distasteful for a grown adult journalist to call a 16 year old a pin-head after correcting him on his own show.

[Mike Schultz]

I find it interesting that your the only person who didn't see the fact that Bill was being outsmarted by a mere kid.
Thats one example of what a burn is isn't it? When someone is outsmarted or out-talked by a younger, less mature person?

Why are you raining all over everyones parade and creating an argument when it is uncalled for?
I don't care if you have a sense or humor or not, don't post about it please and thank you.

People have a right to their opinions, regardless of whether or not you perceive them to be "correct" or not

I'll gladly argue with somebody, but I wouldnt ever tell them not to speak their mind in the first place

[littleindiangirl]

People have a right to their opinions, regardless of whether or not you perceive them to be "correct" or not

I'll gladly argue with somebody, but I wouldnt ever tell them not to speak their mind in the first place

Double that.

[Spaniard]

People have a right to their opinions, regardless of whether or not you perceive them to be "correct" or not

I'll gladly argue with somebody, but I wouldnt ever tell them not to speak their mind in the first place

Double that.

[Mike Schultz]

Oh crap... Guys, stop quoting my double-negative, lol

"whether or not... to be correct or not"

D'OH!