Trent Reed and Bryce Colby
This video should be titled how a guy stuck a traffic cone up his ass. If you’ve ever wondered about that then you can’t miss this episode. My advice is to warm up with some of the biggest dildos you can find and work your way up to the big ticket items. Check it out – left me speechless!
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I got to meet Fred Willard in 1991 or 1992 when he was a guest on my old TV show. (That’s me with Fred Willard.) I can’t believe people still go to porn theaters to jerk off. Did he get tired of his VHS porn collection, or were the pages of his old Hustler magazines all stuck together? If he wanted to jerk off at home, all he needed to do was get a membership to Lavender Lounge. It’s only $1.95 for the first day, ferchristsakes.
Actor Fred Willard was arrested on suspicion of engaging in a lewd act at an adult theater, the Los Angeles Times reported Thursday.
Uniformed officers arrested Willard Wednesday night at the Tiki Theater on Santa Monica Boulevard in Hollywood, police told the newspaper. The actor was booked and released on his own recognizance, police Sgt. Chuck Slater told the paper.
According to TMZ, the theater was showing three movies, “Follow Me 2,” a XXX parody of “The Client List,” and “Step Dad No. 2.”
Willard received three Emmy nominations for his role as Ray’s brother’s father-in-law on “Everybody Loves Raymond” and one for his role on “Modern Family.” He is also known for his roles in Christopher Guest films, including “Best in Show” and “A Mighty Wind.”
Willard currently hosts a comedy improv and talk show on ABC, “Trust Us With Your Life.”
Internet punsters have been merrily pointing out that Willard is reportedly scheduled to star in a small film ironically titled “The Yank,” a romantic comedy set in Ireland.
Comedian Paul Reubens, creator of Pee-wee Herman, was famously arrested in 1991 in an adult theater. CBS stopped airing Reubens’ show after the arrest and ensuing controversy, but public sympathy fell heavily with the comic, who received a standing ovation for poking fun at the arrest at that year’s MTV Video Music Awards.