‘Colbert Report’: This Is How We Do It
Faced with the happy prospect of describing what one MSNBC reporter could not -- the 41 combinations of sex that Americans are having, according to a new survey -- Stephen Colbert breaks it down with the help of his articulated friends Not Barbie and Samwise Gamgee.Faced with the happy prospect of describing what one MSNBC reporter could not — the 41 combinations of sex that Americans are having, according to a new survey — Stephen Colbert breaks it down with the help of his articulated friends Not Barbie and Samwise Gamgee. –KA
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