Sinb / Tanb = Cosby

If I payed attention in math....I would get this joke. LOL

For the people who failed high school math:

Sinb/tanb = sinb*(cosb/sinb) = cosb.

AKA Cosby

Bill Cosby - "I'm 74 and Tired"

I'm 74 Except for brief period in the 50's when I was doing my National

Service, I've worked hard since I was 17. Except for some some serious

Health challenges, I put in 50-hour weeks, and didn't call in sick in nearly

40 years. I made a reasonable salary, but I didn't inherit my job or my

Income, and I worked to get where I am. Given the economy, it looks as

Though retirement was a bad idea, and I'm tired. Very tired.  

 

I'm tired of being told that I have to "spread the wealth" to people who

Don't have my work ethic. I'm tired of being told the government will take

The money I earned, by force if necessary, and give it to people too lazy

To earn it.  

   

I'm tired of being told that Islam is a "Religion of Peace," when every day I

Can read dozens of stories of Muslim men killing their sisters, wives and

Daughters for their family "honor"; of Muslims rioting over some slight

Offense; of Muslims murdering Christian and Jews because they aren't

"believers"; of Muslims burning schools for girls; of Muslims stoning

Teenage rape victims to death for "adultery"; of Muslims mutilating the

Genitals of little girls; all in the name of Allah, because the Qur'an and

Shari'a law tells them to.  

   

I'm tired of being told that out of "tolerance for other cultures" we must let

Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries use our oil money to fund mosques

And madrassa Islamic schools to preach hate in Australia, New Zealand,

UK, America and Canada, while no one from these countries are allowed to

Fund a church, synagogue or religious school in Saudi Arabia or any other

Arab country to teach love and tolerance..   

 

I'm tired of being told I must lower my living standard to fight global

Warming, which no one is allowed to debate.

I'm tired of being told that drug addicts have a disease, and I must help

Support and treat them, and pay for the damage they do. Did a giant germ

Rush out of a dark alley, grab them, and stuff white powder up their noses

Or stick a needle in their arm while they tried to fight it off?

 

I'm tired of hearing wealthy athletes, entertainers and politicians of all

Parties talking about innocent mistakes, stupid mistakes or youthful

Mistakes, when we all know they think their only mistake was getting

Caught. I'm tired of people with a sense of entitlement, rich or poor.  

 

I'm really tired of people who don't take responsibility for their lives and

Actions. I'm tired of hearing them blame the government, or discrimination

Or big-whatever for their problems. 

I'm also tired and fed up with seeing young men and women in their teens and

Early 20's be-deck them selves in tattoos and face studs, thereby making

Themselves un-employable and claiming money from the Government. 

Yes, I'm damn tired. But I'm also glad to be 74.. Because, mostly, I'm not

Going to have to see the world these people are making. I'm just sorry for 

My granddaughter and her children.   Thank God I'm on the way out and not 

On the way in. 

Trump Rips Into Bill Cosby

It's all over a statement Bill made on "The Today Show," claiming the Donald should either "run or shut up" -- referring to Trump's ambiguous stance on running for President in 2012.

Trump -- who can't publicly declare his candidacy until "Celebrity Apprentice" is over -- returned fire today in a statement, claiming, "While I have never been a fan of Cosby’s, I had always assumed he liked or respected me because every time I met him ... he was always so nice."

Trumps adds, "If [Bill] doesn’t want me to run because he’s obviously an Obama fan, he should state the reasons and not ... treat me like his best friend, only to denigrate me when I’m not around."

Check out Trump's full statement after the jump.


The Donald's Statement

April 11, 2011

The other day on The Today Show, right after I was interviewed by Meredith Vieira, a terrific person and reporter, I happened to watch Bill Cosby who was on at the end of the show. While I have never been a fan of Cosby’s, I had always assumed he liked or respected me because every time I met him—the last time at the David Letterman show where I preceded him as a guest—he was always so nice, saying “let’s get together”—asking me out to dinner, and being polite to the point of offering to buy me a suit because he has a “great tailor.”

In any event, as I watched the show, the subject of Donald Trump came up. I was surprised to hear him blabber, somewhat incoherently “you run or shut up.” The hatred was pouring out of his eyes when he said this. As I am sure he must know I cannot run until this season of Celebrity Apprentice ends. I know that he has taken a lot of heat over the years in that he seems to be talking down to the people he’s talking to and purportedly trying to help. Actually, based on the way he acted, things are not looking too good for Cosby.

I wish he would be more honest, and if he doesn’t want me to run because he’s obviously an Obama fan, he should state the reasons and not come into my “green room” in front of numerous witnesses and treat me like his best friend, only to denigrate me when I’m not around. Sadly, he got more attention talking about me than he did on the merits of his own appearance—maybe he is not as dumb as I thought.


via www.tmz.com

Bill Cosby Speaks

Author Unknown-

I had never seen the Reverend Jesse Louis Jackson cry in public. And he's seldom upstaged. Until, Bill Cosby came to town.

Last month Jackson invited Cosby to the annual Rainbow/PUSH conference for a conversation about controversial remarks the entertainer offered May 17 at an NAACP dinner in Washington, DC. That's when America's Jell-O Man shook things up by arguing that African Americans were betraying the legacy of civil rights victories. 'The lower economic people,' he said, 'are not holding up their end in this deal. These people are not parenting. They are buying things for their kids. $500 sneakers for what? And won't spend $200 for 'Hooked on Phonics!'

Thursday morning, Cosby showed no signs of repenting as he strode across the stage at the Sheraton Hotel ballroom before a standing-room-only crowd. Sporting a natty gold sports coat and dark glasses, he proceeded to unload a laundry list of black America's self-imposed ills.

The iconic actor and comedian kidded that he couldn't compete with the oratory of the Reverend but he preached circles around Jackson in their nearly hour-long conversation, delivering brutally frank one-liners and the toughest of love.

The enemy, he argues, is us: 'There is a time, ladies and gentlemen, when we have to turn the mirror around.' Cosby acknowledged he wasn't critiquing all blacks-just 'the 50 percent of African Americans in the lower economic neighborhood who drop out of school,' and the alarming proportions of black men in prison and black teenage mothers. The mostly black crowd seconded him with choruses of 'Amen's.'

To critics who pose, it's unproductive to air our dirty laundry in public, he responds, 'Your dirty laundry gets out of school at 2:30 everyday. It's cursing on the way home, on the bus, train, in the candy store. They are cursing and grabbing each other and going nowhere.

And, the book bag is very, very thin because there's nothing in it. ''Don't worry about the white man,' he adds. 'I could care less about what white people think about me . . . let 'em talk. What are they saying that is different from what their grandfathers said and did to us? What is different is what we are doing to ourselves.'

For those who say Cosby is just an elitist who's 'got his' but doesn't understand the plight of the black poor, he reminds us that, 'We're going to turn that mirror around. It's not just the poor-everybody's guilty.'

Cosby and Jackson lamented that in the 50th year of Brown vs. Board of Education, our failings betray our legacy. Jackson dabbed away tears as he recalled the financial struggles at Fisk University, a historically black college and Jackson's Alma mater.

When Cosby was done, the 1,000 people in the room all jumped to their feet in ovation. Long after Cosby had departed, I could not find a dissenter in the crowd. But in the hotel corridor I encountered a vintage poster for sale that said volumes. The poster, which advertised the Million Man March, was 'discounted' to $5. Remember the Million Man March?

In 1995, Nation of Islam Minister Louis Farrakhan exhorted a million sober, disciplined, committed, dedicated, inspired black men to meet in Washington on a day of atonement.

In 2006, perhaps all that is left of that call is a $5 poster. We have shed tears too many times, at too many watershed moments before, while the hopes they inspired have fallen by the wayside.

Not this time!

Cosby's plea to parents: 'Before you get to the point where you say, 'I can't do nothing with them' - do something with them.'

Like: Teach our children to speak English. There's no such thing as 'talking white'. When the teacher calls, show up at the school. When the idiot box starts spewing profane rap videos, turn it off. Refrain from cursing around the kids. Teach our boys that women should be cherished, not raped and demeaned.

Tell them that education is a prize we won with blood and tears, not a dishonor.

Stop making excuses for the agents and abettors of black-on-black crime. It costs us nothing to do these things. But if we don't, it will cost us infinitely more tears.

We all send thousands of jokes through e-mail without a second thought, but when it comes to sending messages regarding life choices, people think twice about sharing. The crude, vulgar, and sometimes the obscene pass freely through cyberspace, but public discussion of decency is too often suppressed in school and the workplace.

I passed this on... will you?