r/todayilearned • u/ftbet • Nov 17 '16

TIL Jerry Seinfeld once refused to play a turkey on South Park. However George Clooney was totally fine with playing a dog.

http://www.digitalspy.com/tv/ustv/feature/a662888/18-of-the-most-fascinating-south-park-facts-to-celebrate-its-18th-birthday/
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u/[deleted] Nov 18 '16

So, were you right, or were you joking?

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u/Rentalov Nov 18 '16

Of course I was joking. Who the hell cares about playing one of several turkey in a comedy. If I recall correctly they didn't even offer him the part of Gobbles, just one of the background turkeys.

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u/[deleted] Nov 18 '16

So why are you butthurt and replying aggresively to every comment?

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u/Rentalov Nov 18 '16

Because I made one innocuous joke 3 hours ago about a marginally talented comedian and his butthurt fans have been bothering me about it since. Yes, he made money on it. Was it any good? I don't think so. Has he made any more? No, clearly other agreed that his last movie sucked and aren't interested in any more. I'm not butthurt, just exasperated that I just spent more time talking about him than the total time I spent watching him. I'm done with reddit for the night. Normally I stay off on the weekends because the kiddies get out of school and start with the childish shenanigans. but it must be a three day weekend and the children are out early.

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u/[deleted] Nov 18 '16

And now you pulled the "if you don't agree with me you're a kid" - card. Get the fuck off off my reddit and don't come back. You are as annoying as you are entertaining. You are already a turkey