By
Kyle Scott
About once every two weeks, Jon Stewart just kills. Last night, he slayed the IRS. Just shredded them in hilarious fashion for their recent spending habits, which include thousands of dollars on morale videos and $50 million of your money on conferences. Conferences! Just… watch as Stewart does this thing right here.
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Oh boy, politics. The comment section floodgates, they are open.
Sidenote: I like the “no it’s not sports deal with it” tag.
glad someone noticed that one
As someone who religiously watches the Daily Show, I can’t for a second, even fathom how this belongs on a Philly Sports blog.
Can you post that suggestion/comments survey again? I’d like to propose changing the site’s name to “Shallow Thoughts by Kyle Scott.”
Crossing Broad: Philly’s most irrelevant sports blog. TM
Well it’s good to know that crossing broad will live on. Thank you miserable cock smokers who have nothing better then to visit a site everyday just to cry about it
Colbert > Jon Stewart
Noticed you’re embracing the TMZ element of this page lately.
Gutfeld>Colbert>Stewart
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