[PFC]

She is not being "fearless". She is being "childish". Children call each other nasty words for shock value and to get attention. That's Ann.

Adults criticize people's positions and record rather than name-calling.

[Ironclad]

She was making an inside joke that was about Hollywood PC attitudes. It seems to have gone over the (empty) heads of many people. For the record, Edwards is a faggot.

[flynmudd]

But Ann didn't call him a faggot, she implied. There is a difference. If the truth hurts maybe John John should get some testosterone.

[JCEccles]

She's a polemicist, you flea-brained twit. This is her stock in trade. If you don't like it, don't listen to it.

[knarf]

Bill Cosby called his brother a big gunky on his album "Why is there air"?

Why Is There Air? (1965) is the third album by Bill Cosby. It was recorded at the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. It won the Grammy Award in 1965 for Best Comedy Album. Jerry Seinfeld states in the inner sleeve of his album I'm Telling You for the Last Time that this was the first comedy album he ever listened to and subsequently helped inspire him to become a stand-up comedian. Seinfeld was finally able to meet Cosby in person in 2002. The track "Hofstra" is actually an expanded re-telling of the track released on I Started Out as a Child as "T.V. Football", showcasing Cosby's growing ability to tell a story.