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oh goodie
I can sue Chappelle for using the word cracker![]()
Is Paula Deen a comedian? BTW, Chappelle is the funniest man on the planet.
oh goodie
I can sue Chappelle for using the word cracker![]()
Is Paula Deen a comedian? BTW, Chappelle is the funniest man on the planet.

oh goodie
I can sue Chappelle for using the word cracker![]()
Is Paula Deen a comedian? BTW, Chappelle is the funniest man on the planet.
WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE?![]()
Paul Deen should be fine if no other witnesses come forward. Oops...
Former Employees To Come Forward As Witnesses In Paula Deen 'N Word' Lawsuit | Radar Online
The fallout may not end with Food Network. At least two other companies that do business with Deen say they’re keeping a close eye on the controversy. Las Vegas-based Caesars Entertainment Corporation, which has Deen’s restaurants in some of its casinos, said Friday that it “will continue to monitor the situation.” Publisher Ballantine, which has a new Deen book scheduled to roll out this fall, used similar words.
My .02c for what it's worth:
I get the feeling Paula Deen's a generally nice, if not a bit naive, woman. She probably didn't realize what effect her comments would have. Not an excuse, but I think if she understand the gravity of her use of the N-word, she probably would've not answered.
The one thing that bothers me is the fact that this was leaked after she testified, under oath, in a deposition. The reason it came up was because the lawyer of the lady suing her wanted to show she has a history of making these kinds of offensive comments around the people who work for her. I get why it would be something to bring up to make the case, but I almost always hate snitching just to make someone look bad or "get someone in trouble", and, the way I see it, if her language makes you uncomfortable, you should leave the first or even second time she says it, not after the twentieth. Sticking around when this is a common thing, so you say, just makes this look like blackmail.
So we're trying to Hang Paula Dean because someone said she said something, but NEVER heard it???? How ******* crazy is this.
This is nuts.
Who cares if someone else was promoted over you...Jezzzz.
My .02c for what it's worth:
I get the feeling Paula Deen's a generally nice, if not a bit naive, woman. She probably didn't realize what effect her comments would have. Not an excuse, but I think if she understand the gravity of her use of the N-word, she probably would've not answered.
The one thing that bothers me is the fact that this was leaked after she testified, under oath, in a deposition. The reason it came up was because the lawyer of the lady suing her wanted to show she has a history of making these kinds of offensive comments around the people who work for her. I get why it would be something to bring up to make the case, but I almost always hate snitching just to make someone look bad or "get someone in trouble", and, the way I see it, if her language makes you uncomfortable, you should leave the first or even second time she says it, not after the twentieth. Sticking around when this is a common thing, so you say, just makes this look like blackmail.
So we're trying to Hang Paula Dean because someone said she said something, but NEVER heard it???? How ******* crazy is this.
This is nuts.
Who cares if someone else was promoted over you...Jezzzz.
Lisa Jackson is white LOL
you can't make this shit up
So we're trying to Hang Paula Dean because someone said she said something, but NEVER heard it???? How ******* crazy is this.
This is nuts.
Who cares if someone else was promoted over you...Jezzzz.
Lisa Jackson is white LOL
you can't make this shit up