Wasnt that about the time the internet started shitting all over him?
Logical-Knee-9046 on
And? He’s got the sads because he wasn’t welcomed on stage at SNL, because he’s a jerk. Now that his legacy has hit him hard he’s looking for some sympathy and love from fans. Not happening. FAFO. You weren’t nice, nobody will miss you when you’re gone either.
Scrantonicity_02 on
Anyways…I started blasting
LectroRoot on
Can we get a late Christmas miracle that sends him back?
Slvrwng on
I don’t believe it. He doesn’t have a heart
TappyMauvendaise on
I love him. Glad he’s okay.
YodaForceGhost on
In other news, Generalissimo Francisco Franco is still dead
Ill_Fly3675 on
Y’all like Brazilian music?
JWsWrestlingMem on
That’s what all that coke does.
Yoyodyn_Banzai_2099 on
He may be a jerk, but I still love many of his performances. Fletch, Clark Griswold, and Ty in Caddyshack! I even like him in Community. Wish he could have pulled his head out of his own ass, but such is life.
MayorCharlesCoulon on
Chevy Chase’s mother and stepfather beat the shit out of him on a daily basis and locked him in closets when he was a little boy. I’m surprised he ever amounted to anything dragging around that damage.
”I lived in fear all the time, deathly fear,” Chevy recalls. He remembers being awakened in the middle of the night and slapped, continually and hard, across the face. “I don’t remember what it was for, or what I had done.” This was not unusual. Being locked in the bedroom closet for hours was also a standard punishment in the household. To this day, Pamela says, she cannot keep a hairbrush in her home. Her mother would hit her with a hairbrush when she became enraged. “A hairbrush doesn’t feel safe to me.”
It was hard work for Chevy just to survive as a child. He was a sensitive boy, filled with fear, and thoughts of his home life while he was at school made studying hard. His grades were low yet when tested his IQ was extremely high. This made the problem worse because his stepfather, hearing this news, claimed there was no excuse for the low grades and would hit him, making his nose bleed, or lock him in a dark closet.
Chase’s younger half brother John corroborates the account:
”My mother, at her worst, was like an unleashed animal. It was at her hands, in her feral altered states, that Chevy suffered the darkest of his secret torment.”
BenTheDiamondback on
Oh yeah? Well I was in a coma for 9 weeks! Yeah! And my doctor was all like, “We lost him” And then I was cremated ! Yeah! That’s the ticket! I was cremated and I’m ashes now, so… yeah, sorry Cornelius… my story’s better.
This_Bodybuilder_185 on
Never liked him.
merrysunshine2 on
He’s Chevy Chase & we’re not!
(Thankfully)
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Wasnt that about the time the internet started shitting all over him?
And? He’s got the sads because he wasn’t welcomed on stage at SNL, because he’s a jerk. Now that his legacy has hit him hard he’s looking for some sympathy and love from fans. Not happening. FAFO. You weren’t nice, nobody will miss you when you’re gone either.
Anyways…I started blasting
Can we get a late Christmas miracle that sends him back?
I don’t believe it. He doesn’t have a heart
I love him. Glad he’s okay.
In other news, Generalissimo Francisco Franco is still dead
Y’all like Brazilian music?
That’s what all that coke does.
He may be a jerk, but I still love many of his performances. Fletch, Clark Griswold, and Ty in Caddyshack! I even like him in Community. Wish he could have pulled his head out of his own ass, but such is life.
Chevy Chase’s mother and stepfather beat the shit out of him on a daily basis and locked him in closets when he was a little boy. I’m surprised he ever amounted to anything dragging around that damage.
”I lived in fear all the time, deathly fear,” Chevy recalls. He remembers being awakened in the middle of the night and slapped, continually and hard, across the face. “I don’t remember what it was for, or what I had done.” This was not unusual. Being locked in the bedroom closet for hours was also a standard punishment in the household. To this day, Pamela says, she cannot keep a hairbrush in her home. Her mother would hit her with a hairbrush when she became enraged. “A hairbrush doesn’t feel safe to me.”
It was hard work for Chevy just to survive as a child. He was a sensitive boy, filled with fear, and thoughts of his home life while he was at school made studying hard. His grades were low yet when tested his IQ was extremely high. This made the problem worse because his stepfather, hearing this news, claimed there was no excuse for the low grades and would hit him, making his nose bleed, or lock him in a dark closet.
Chase’s younger half brother John corroborates the account:
”My mother, at her worst, was like an unleashed animal. It was at her hands, in her feral altered states, that Chevy suffered the darkest of his secret torment.”
Oh yeah? Well I was in a coma for 9 weeks! Yeah! And my doctor was all like, “We lost him” And then I was cremated ! Yeah! That’s the ticket! I was cremated and I’m ashes now, so… yeah, sorry Cornelius… my story’s better.
Never liked him.
He’s Chevy Chase & we’re not!
(Thankfully)