[EveningStar]

Needless to say, this brings to mind another Shep incident from about 3 years ago. WARNING - OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE.

[Williams]

I say good. If I may get killed and the reporters want to talk to me for entertainment ratings, I sure as heck gosh darn ought to be able to swear my hat off!

[E Rocc]

When he asked one man what he was doing there at the hotel, the man responded, "None of your f---ing business."

Smith, who anchors cable TV's top-rated evening newscast, noted that was a good answer, having been broadcast on international television, and then added, "It's none of my business, which it really isn't."

Isn't he committing a severe MSM sin, by admitting something actually might be none of the media's business?

-Eric

[RockinRight]

Pretty funny, actually!

[cripplecreek]

I heard that and got a giggle out of it but I wonder if the guy who said it is so smug today.

[RockinRight]

ROFL!!

Never heard that one when it happened!

Can't blame the man for thinking about that while watching J-ho...er...J-Lo though...

[queenkathy]

I must have missed it that day. I wonder what went on in the studio after that little mistake.

[ladtx]

Shep is one of the few media anchors who does not take himself or his position too seriously.

[raccoonradio]

Hey, he was just describing something that our 42nd President was infamous for doing.

[EveningStar]

ping

[martin_fierro]

[BufordP]

Base bottom line. Shep asked a dumbarse why he was walking his dog in downtown New Orleans instead of high-tailing it out of town to escape Katrina. Like most people who don't have an answer for their own stupidity..."Mind your own effing business." That's what you say when you don't want to say, "Because I'm a dumbarse!"

I was listening to Fox News when this happened and that's my take.

[SolarisRocks]

How long till "the people who's TV's have a mind of their own and no off button" file a complaint with the FCC? :)

[RepoGirl]

I have to admit it, I'm an unabashed fan of Shep's, ever since he had a few moments to kill at the end of a segment and decided to recite Rutger Hauer's "Tannhauser gate" soliliquy from the film Blade Runner.

The guy's loopy, his politics are dubious and he ain't too bright, but he's damn easy on the eyes and makes for some fun TV watching.

[COBOL2Java]

During Fox News coverage of Hurricane Katrina this afternoon, a man being interviewed by Shepard Smith dropped the F-word bomb on the reporter.

What are the Kerrys doing down in New Orleans?

[Dallas59]

[FreedomPoster]

I managed to see both of these incidents, live.

I need to get a vidclip of this one, for posterity. Have one from the J-Lo faux paus.

[Feiny]

No effin way...

[ABG(anybody but Gore)]

I heard it yesterday when it happened and about busted a gut laughing. Shep was pure, unadulterated comic relief yesterday, at least till the Melodrama Queen himself, Geraldo, came on the air last night.

[sully777]

Bill Cosby said in a comedy routine, "In the event of an accident, first you say sh#t, then you actually do it [in your pants]"

The F-bomb is not as offensive as 19 hijackers blowing up the Twin Towers and FNC, CNN, ABC, CBS, and NBC not showing the event every year as a memorial of why we fight. Now that's f*cking offensive!

[1Old Pro]

What was Shep trying to take the last Oyster from the happy hour tray?