Patrice O'Neal helped me through a brutal break up and helped me step my game up. Medicine in the form of truth.

I swear!! Same here.

Patrice is therapeutic. 👍

Facts

He’s carrying us through the Reeeeeeee’ing 20s

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she died back in 2008 too. kind of spices up the audio a bit when you know that.

jackjackjackNcoke it would spice it up if she died from something alcohol related, but her dying from complications of a broken leg is just weird and unfortunate

tnekable FTW! Thank you for the clip. Love me some Norm, kudos good sir.

@@Timillionaire unless you just assume drinking lead to her broken leg I think it was a skiing crash so maybe there is still a laugh in there

I just heard about it now. 03/27/2020 12:19 AM

Dudeguyman

Dick Thomas I was thinking the exact same thing

I'll never forget "The United Areas of America"

Not a chance in hell

Honestly, no podcast or any long format talk entertainment has come close to touching O&A in their prime since them splitting.

EazyyMuthuLovinnE It'd kill me and I don't even drink.

Thanks asshole. I can't unsee that shit😅😅

@@Wildfan-sg3fh These days he looks like Hamilton Burger.

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@@spinningchurro Thanks...was thinking about that piece all week lol

Holy fuck i thought 0.75 was bad but GOT DAAMMM!

@@zachcalvillo2064 lmao

(bad joke) I'll give it a "shot"

@@LRrealest Just say "tss tss" and call it a character

And Bush sounds like he's high out his mind

Pat Cooper saying "all bullies are secret homosexuals" in relation to show biz is one of the greatest things I have ever heard.

Criminally underrated.

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Vince McMahon not flair

@@DaRealBenRichardsthey sorta morphed into the same person lol

The bottle that had cum and freckles in it 🤣

It’s all garbage

What was the song at 1:39:50 ???

joseph hopeless booooo

Yeah everyone should work trashed

@@DerricktheWhite nah just radio hosts

@@DerricktheWhite Dude it's radio who cares

​@@immanuelcunt7296 lmao MechanicalFoundGhost is a dork

thx John!

Hes an absolute fuckin' goofball,

Stfu already. We get it! Stfu! What are you adding by repeating that comment on every video?

@@dolphlundgren8563 what are you adding by repeating this comment on every comment

@@VelvetySharkToast what are you adding by commenting on a comments comment

@@i-fart-in-elevators yes

that’s how they should’ve spelled it

Global Jay are you for real

Global Jay yeah, the complication was it was her neck that was broken.

Waylon Slithers LOOL. Classic

NeoSilvanus she looks like a dude with a red wig on..

@@crapconnoisseur6691 so?

@@KokeBeast23 I’d hit it, then leave as Tuesday mornings are wild

She's in Cuba with Pac

It's driving me crazy

10 dollar difference bruh. Tacky ass.

I would've known the difference instantly. You know hen when you taste it. Dusse way stronger than hen too

@@gcrazy64 Hennessy way sweeter too. We big time drinkers bruh🤣🤣

Right in the middle of it. But the slurring and drunken similarity is more common with benzos, which have been popular here since the 60s. Maybe she’s still feeling the ambien from the night before, she did mention the doctor “hooking her up.” Anyways.. my main point is that the pill epidemic here was mainly an opiate thing and it was bigger in the south and on the east coast than the west, although it did make its way out there too.

There was a quiet long stretch where docs were giving pills away for years but there was a gap between the years where the niche pill users took advantage until the culture caught on with the mainstream ( after 1999 xtc got huge for a few years,but then it got popular in hip-hop too and the quality dipped, when it dipped, the prescriptions got more popular in that culture and it morphed from there. Few yrs of that, the docs cut back pills rapidly so the H took that over. Then came subs

Im writing a novel lol

It's just the sugar you have to watch for. The cheaper the booze the more loaded it is with it. And if course, down 2 glasses of water before bed. The only true hangover cure

Horseshit

​@@Spootnikgotta eat too

Tipsy > Hammered

She got sober and lived happily ever after

She died of something related to her cancer

A lot of it is just the status of the company itself. Lot of hype. You can find that shit in the recreational states with weed too. Maybe not so crazy now, but it’ll come. $700 blunts that are “grown and rolled with top shelf private stock” or whatever.

Selective breeding works so how do you figure that it doesn't?

in theory, no studies have shown that over the relatively short period of slavery that there's been 1.) enough selective pressure on slaves in the Americas that certain phenotypes have been selected for. The only change they've been able to track from slavery and this is contentious, that Africans who survived the transatlantic voyage may be those who could retain higher amounts of salt in the blood. The Atlantic passage voyage is the only event in slavery that was a "culling" event where people with certain attributes would survive and others wouldn't. This is because of the low amount of food they gave the passengers so those who would expel salt from their body quicker died and those who could essentially retain sodium tended to live. For example, Slave owners in the Americas only really favored young men and women. There wasn't enough slaves nor were they affordable enough to have this kind of "only breed the biggest and strongest" and the runts don't breed mentality. Tall slaves, short slaves, they all bred and they all were put to work on plantations. 2.) studies have been done and so far there's no evidence that "Africans" in general have any phenotypical differences that make them superior in physical activity. Height, weight, muscle strength, types of muscle fibers, none of those things are shown in studies to be favored in Africans writ large compared to any other group. WHat DOES seem to be a predictor for certain sports advantageous genomes is individual genetic lineage. For example, sons and daughters of athletes tend to become athletes. MAybe in certain small populations among AFricans we see certain genetic traits that confer advantages in specific sports (like the mountain village in Kenya that has tons of marathon runners from it, or certain communities in Norway and Iceland that see a disproportionate representation of strongmen from) but otherwise among all humans we see roughly in each society, we see bell shape curves representing the variation of body types (short, tall, wider, narrower). That being said, there are new theories and reliable ones about sunlight exposure determining height, nostril width, (hehe) width, bone density, hair type, lip size, nose shape , eye color, ... Roughly the more we deviate north or south from the equator, the lighter human skin becomes. It's like a trickle down effect on appearance. Even then, that's only a fraction of actual human dna that's determining that. Something like .001%. Until new studies come out , that's the most authoritative I've heard.

I'm curious, what do you think "selective breeding" is? It's kind of a vague term.

science doesn't discredit it, differences in population groups isn't touched in the community due to it being career suicide, it even ruined the guy who discovered DNA (James Watson) when he mentioned racial differences in IQ. I don't think the speed thing is due to Slavery though, it is just a West African thing, while East Africans selected for endurance. It will be a while to where the science can actually prove or disprove, but scientists make inferences off of observable prevalences in comparable groups all the time, they just don't do the same for humans as thats a no no. Its kind of common sense though, it takes very basic pattern recognition.

James Watson was half of a team. Typical, conspiracy theory bro-shit. I'd laugh if it wasn't so pathetic looking to see an excuse like that. After ample common-knowledge in almost 2 decades of exposure online to properly inform you that a response like "career suicide" is a cop-out. I suppose you think that George soros is paying me to write this reply and I'm a PC-troll. Hate to spoil your sciency sounding creative writing experiment: IQ is uncontroversialy proven to be affected by genetics however the distribution is equal across all races once education (an environmental aspect) is controlled. Even further correlations/ predictors to IQ are parental income/ health/ diet. These things all have more impact on IQ than genes alone. That speed thing is a little bit of anecdote. It's a convoluted statement and one just based off an observation "there are a lot of fast Africans" regardless of social pressures or environmental primers that engender Africans to compete in running sports. Speed is a multifactored thing and while it could be proven eventually that there tends to be a slightly higher percentage of fast twitch genes among certain AFrican diaspora communities (because most olympian runners aren't from W AFrica but actually the Carribbean.) Also about your idea "why would IQ be such a blank slate across all groups of people?" Don't forget that phenotype trends among people barely constitute .002 of the genome where intelligence certainly isn't that fickle and takes up more "room" in our dna. IQ is also a very contentious concept with competing theories. You could be right that certain groups developed mutations at some point but we simply dont have evidence of that. All forays into genetic studies show that the tip of the human genome iceberg, which is essentially our shell or our suit (the way we look) is less than .05% or more acurately like .002% or something of the total human genome. To other genetic information, it's dwarfed. The theory modernly is that because our phenotype is exposed to the enviorment, it's amenable to change in a way that's far more fluid and effected by environment than other areas of genes. The idea with IQ is that there's something to do with epigenetics. So, yes, groups of people who are smart tend to have smart offspring but the major constant in this is so far, environmental. We don't have genetic links to say, different types of memory that would aid in a higher IQ for eg.