Quote of the Day: Adam Carolla on Dudes Crying

 

The following is an abbreviated transcript from an Adam Carolla podcast. The quote begins at 1:23:30 in the show. Gina Grad is discussing how Kim Kardashian is creating a new make-up line for men.

Adam Carolla: Can I say this? This is a bad confluence of events. Because the last time I checked, dudes were doing 86 percent more crying than they did in WWII.

Rob Riggle: Yes.

Adam: I feel like the guys who where on the Higgins landing craft at Omaha Beach didn’t cry as much as the average guy watching “Project Runway” does now.

Rob: Yes.

Adam: You now mix that with the zero percent mascara those guys wore with the new world order of dudes wearing eyeliner and kissing potion and it’s going to be a [expletive] running mess. It’s going to be like an Armenian funeral.

Rob: It’s snowballing and it keeps picking up speed as it goes downhill. In the ’80s, guys weren’t doing the metrosexual thing. They weren’t even going to spas… We’ll be carrying around make-up bags soon. That’s it. That’s when I check out I don’t want to be here anymore.

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  1. Al Sparks Coolidge
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    RightAngles (View Comment):

    Henry Castaigne (View Comment):

    What is the point of being rich and successful is you have to pro-actively kowtow to extremists. Adam Carolla, has a fraction of Jimmy Kimmel’s fame and wealth and yet he is freer than Jimmy Kimmel.

    Why is the richer more powerful guy less free? (Seriously that’s weird.)

    A great insight! So true @henrycastaigne

    Here’s another “insight”.  Power makes you less free.  Especially if you have to exercise leadership.

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  2. Vectorman Inactive
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    Al Sparks (View Comment):

    I’m not easily offended, but I do find repetitive salty language to be a lazy way to convey what you want to convey. It’s mostly pandering to juveniles.

    To me, it’s eye rolling and boring more than offensive.

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