Ron White
A member of the blue collar comedy group. Also known as "Tater Salad". Famous for appearing onstage with whiskey and cigarette. "Drunk in Public"
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Ron White
The best comedian out of the Blue Collar Comedy Group. Known for wearing all black suits, smoking cigars and drinking scotch whiskey while on stage.
Ron White's signature line is, "They call me Tater Salad."
(Bill Engvall's is "Here's your sign", Larry's is "Git-r-done", and Foxworthy's is "You might be a redneck")
Most of his bits are about over priced things, being married, traveling, and stupid situations and/or people.
He has 3 CDs out:
- Tater Salad (his alias)
- Drunk in Public
- You Can't Fix Stupid
He is a brilliant comedian and very funny to listen to.
His only problem is that he's very slow on making new material.
Ron White's signature line is, "They call me Tater Salad."
(Bill Engvall's is "Here's your sign", Larry's is "Git-r-done", and Foxworthy's is "You might be a redneck")
Most of his bits are about over priced things, being married, traveling, and stupid situations and/or people.
He has 3 CDs out:
- Tater Salad (his alias)
- Drunk in Public
- You Can't Fix Stupid
He is a brilliant comedian and very funny to listen to.
His only problem is that he's very slow on making new material.
Ron White by D3finition d00d January 19, 2009
Ron White Postulate
A basic tenet of male philosophy: "If you see one woman naked, you want to see the rest of them naked."
Ron White Postulate by Gerald Busey April 22, 2008
Ron White Wiener
When Ron White (the comedian) was poor, he and his friend used to go to the 7-11 and gets 1 hotdog each, but, they would not only cover the frankfurters with toppings, they would fill the entire tray with a huge mound of chili, cheese, onions, peppers, etc, and grab a plastic fork and spoon. This was their one meal for the whole day!
Ron White Wiener by Otto Buhnn January 8, 2007
Shackteâu
A Shackteau is a humble, weather-beaten, structurally questionable shelter located in a spectacular or highly coveted place—Wales, Jackson Hole, Sun Valley, Crested Butte, coastal Maine, the Alps—where the building itself may be worth almost nothing, but the dirt, view, access, and mythology make it absurdly valuable.
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