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Ok. Rant time.
I was listening to the Dr. Laura Schlessinger radio talk show the other day. Have you heard this? I freakin' love it. Gets me all riled up. People from all over North America call in (over 60,000 callers a day!) and ask her advice on their daily quandaries. The "Doctor" then hauls her ass up on top of her ivory tower of moral superiority, and proceeds to berate her devoted flock like they're 7 year old retards with **** filled diapers. Anyway, today she was fervently babbling about how "shacking up" and "having sex out of wedlock" is "the most disturbing thing there is". Uh.. even more disturbing than running over toddlers with a tractor? Even more disturbing than slowing slicing your genitals with a rusty razor? Even more dis... Well, needless to say, Dr. Laura is a moronic hag. Have you seen this hypocrites un-doctored nude pictures on the net? It's 100% fun listening to her angrily rail against the people who make/use/sell porn while you jack off to a dozen pictures of her pale but perky tits and hairy pussy. It's really one of the most simple but pure pleasures a listener of her show will ever have in life. Especially that one with her legs spread wide open. Perhaps Sacramento CA. journalist Anita Creamer put it best: "She posed in pigtails, hands on hips. She smiled brightly for the camera, flirting and saucy and delighted, naked as the day she was born. We wouldn't bother to care if she weren't such a sanctimonious, mean spirited, god awful witch." Man, when that **** hit the fan, I thought for sure Schlessinger was gonna finally disappear under some far off religious rock. Her first rather pathetic defense was to dishonestly claim they were "fakes". Then, after she lost her court case to have them suppressed, she got a big, fat, juicy painful lesson in humility after she went on the air to state that she found them "embarrassing". Eventually the source was revealed to be veteran Los Angeles radio broadcaster Bill Ballance, a man who was pivotal in getting Schlessinger her start in radio, and took the photos in 1978, while the pair of them were having an AFFAIR during Schlessinger's first marriage! Oh sweet irony, how I adore ye. She's really no different than Rush Limbaugh, that fat hateful dope fiend. What the hell is with these right wing religious nuts? They judge, condemn, and preach, and then take part in sins just as bad or worse than those that they were ****ing and moaning about in the first place. How about the 237 Pedophile priests in Boston up on 45 million dollars worth of rape and molestation charges? Christ, I rest my case. Wait.... I don't wanna rest my case. I'm having waaaay too much fun ranting about Dr. Laura. I remember one of her callers asking if she should let her 9 year old kid attend a coed sleepover party. Now, this prudish, ignorant radio host could have said something like "that would not be practical or appropriate" or some concerned parental bull****, but instead the insane harpy flew off the handle and accused the parents who were throwing the party of "living out their sexual fantasies through their children". -snort- Another classy moment from a show I heard last year was when she claimed that society can't allow gay people - or as she horrifically calls them: "biological errors" - to get legally married, because "a legal precedent would be set" and we'd then have to "allow people who have sex with their parents to get married to one another" (?!?) That **** is just crazy enough to be hilarious. Mind you, her homophobic comments were determined to be in violation of the human rights provision of the Canadian Broadcasting Code of Ethics, and she lost the majority of her stations in Canada. Ha ha. Luckily, C-Fun 1410 am here in Vancouver continues the weekday afternoon "family values" insanity. The important thing to remember kids, is that Laura Schlessinger is neither a medical doctor nor accredited in a discipline one would traditionally look to for the generation of expertise in moral, societal, or spiritual matters. She's just a lying hypocritical ****face with a radio show. Perverts: The Doctor Laura porn is here. Have fun! www.konformist.com/drlaura.htm and he www.bartcop.com/laura1025.htm |
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![]() It's 100% fun listening to her angrily rail against the people who make/use/sell porn while you jack off to a dozen pictures of her pale but perky tits and hairy pussy. It's really one of the most simple but pure pleasures a listener of her show will ever have in life. Especially that one with her legs spread wide open. Good one! |
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![]() "Rich Wood" wrote in message ... On 4 Jun 2004 00:32:09 GMT, (Larkin) wrote: Why would anyone want photograph that woman in the buff? Sex with her? Ugh! If personality doesn't count, she was quite an attractive young woman. The issue here is not whether or not you find her appealing, it's that a serious betrayal of trust took place. No matter how much she and I dislike each other I have to side with her, in spite of her lying about the pictures being of her. It was a cruel thing to do. Rich Nevertheless, Rich, I was always told when I was growing up (and have continued to pass on to my kids) that you should never do anything that you might regret later in life, or if you did, be prepared to accept the consequences of those actions. The fact that Laura whats-er-name was put into a position of shame (at least as it relates to her current "moral standards") is a fitting result in counterpoint to her excessive hypocracy. "Don't do as I did, just do what I say" is exactly the reason why so many kids end up regretting the consequences of their actions, since it's natural for them to do precisely what they're told not to do. There's better ways to raise kids (not that this applies here....I can't imagine any self-respecting teen would listen to Schlessinger) but the idea that she can sit in judgement of those who may not share her newly-acquired morality is why, in this case, humiliation can be good. -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- There must always be the appearance of lawfulness....especially when the law's being broken. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- For direct replies, take out the contents between the hyphens. -Really!- |
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(The Bougieman) wrote in message news:
... Ok. Rant time. I was listening to the Dr. Laura Schlessinger radio talk show the other day. Have you heard this? I freakin' love it. Gets me all riled up. People from all over North America call in (over 60,000 callers a day!) and ask her advice on their daily quandaries. The "Doctor" then hauls her ass up on top of her ivory tower of moral superiority, and proceeds to berate her devoted flock like they're 7 year old retards with **** filled diapers. If you dislike her so much, don't listen. From what I've heard of her, most of her advice seems to be along the lines of "get a spine, take responsibility for your life and do the right thing". I that this is out of step in these politically correct times where nothing bad that happens to you is your fault, you're a victim and someone else should be made to pay. So she's not a psychologist, neither are "Ann Landers" or Dear Abby and they dish out all sorts of dubious advice too. Or is it OK for them because they're in the paper and not on the air? Dude, you really need to lighten up. |
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So she's not a psychologist, neither are "Ann Landers" or Dear Abby
and they dish out all sorts of dubious advice too. Or is it OK for them because they're in the paper and not on the air? No, it's OK for them because they don't brand themselves with the doctorate, thereby claiming professional expertise that only a tiny fraction of the audience would know was in an unrelated field. Jerome |
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"Cooperstown.Net" wrote in message news:
So she's not a psychologist, neither are "Ann Landers" or Dear Abby and they dish out all sorts of dubious advice too. Or is it OK for them because they're in the paper and not on the air? No, it's OK for them because they don't brand themselves with the doctorate, thereby claiming professional expertise that only a tiny fraction of the audience would know was in an unrelated field. So are you equally opposed to Dr. Demento? Does he have a doctorate in Dementia? She has the degree, she's entitled to use the title. |
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