Qinff wrote:

And to think I used to think Dennis Miller was almost as funny as he
looks.

Now he's just phony acting.

It must be nice making DUH beeg bucks just to lie.

Something cracked in his head right after the WTC attack...not unlike many
on this NG:

otherwise rational people were pushed just over the edge and have lost
their ability to reason critically as a result of their internal conflict:
They scream and shout about how fair and balanced they are, how unclouded
to prejudice their thinking, is unlike 'Liberals,' yet they simultaneously
have an unreasoned hatred for some unknown 'they' who perpetrated a great
tragedy on perhaps a friend, loved one, or just favorite city.

The two thoughts: the unreasoned, animalistic hatred they sup at daily,
and the self-image they possess of themselves as
all-that-is-good-and-American, must coexist in the same cranium. The clash
of thoughts, the jumble of ethical dilemas, the mounting thicket of lies
intended to deflect the critical eye from the truth, all conspire to
repress the last remnant of sanity they cling to.

It really is sad and pathetic to watch certain people, personified and
made famous by the likes of Dennis Miller, grow to within a hairsbreadth
of self-inflicted insanity. Just as the delusional schizophrenic would,
they believe most strongly in the phantom world that they themselves
erect, while viewing any attempt at ascertaining the truth to be part of a
mad conspiracy. They only pretend to agree with reality in sufficient
measure to allow themselves the time to plot their escape back into their
fantasy world.

If it weren't for his money, Dennis could easily be seen in Pioneer Square
having a conversation with a cardboard box lid.