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Been a lot longer than one year. Oh, and this is out of control -- now Democrat presidential candidates are using this for political gain? "Earlier Wednesday, Democratic presidential candidates Wesley Clark, Howard Dean and Rev. Al Sharpton called for the cable sports network to fire Limbaugh." http://www.grandforks.com/mld/grandforks/s...rts/6911611.htm And Sharpton wanted to boycott ABC if Rush wasn't fired? http://www.eonline.com/News/Items/0,1,1261...5,00.html?tnews Hey Al, go find another black chick who claims a bunch of cops pooed on her...

Oh, I just wanted to point out where the "doper baby" term came from -- I just think it's a funny line. I'm not trying to make Savage out to be a martyr or anything. At least not on this thread. (EDIT: I took away that last part because I was putting Savage in the same light as "faux"). Back to making fun of the ACLU...

How about "loud-mouthed"? Don't worry, there are other pretentious poseurs with salivating ideological fan bases out there fighting losing battles with their waistlines. Now if I could only remember his name...

I made a call up to God, but he currently has me on hold. I'll get back to you...

In case you missed it, here's an earlier post from me in this thread. "Personally, I say let the student wear both shirts -- but tell him not to be surprised when he gets beat up after school." I'm a free-speech anarchist -- Free speech everywhere! Let the kid wear a Bush = Terrorist shirt, and let the other kids laugh at him and call him names. That's what makes this country great. And I was merely conjuring up a scenario where the kid wearing the Bush = terrorist shirt might catch some flack. I think something like this could happen to him in a high school. Lord knows I got worse treatment for lesser "free-speech" controversies during my time as a student. Oh, and I can too...

Oh Lord -- so that's what makes a POTUS now? So political rivals are attacking a front-runner over stuff he said years ago. And in other news, the sun is about to set in the West, for the 1,000,000,000,000+ consecutive time...

They edited that out?! When I first heard the exchange on Sunday I shook my head and thought ESPN will get a few e-mails from Rush-haters, but I didn't think THIS would happen. Like BPS said above, I took more offense at Rush saying the Pats losing Milloy (sp?) was no big deal...

If Big Media were to report that the Confederate Brothers of the South, or Black Chopper Watchers were taking up the side of President Bush to defeat the future Dem. nominee, it would be the same thing, although I'm sure there would be some "liberal media painting Bush with these extremists" shouting going on. It's a silly story, so I, for one, am treating it as such. There will be plenty of time to compare Democrats to commies in the near future...

I disagree. If there's a kid whose parents are in the military, he/she might take offense to Bush = terrorist shirt. In addition, when I was in high school I made an abortion crack ("It's people like you that make me think about becoming pro-choice") and almost got beat up by a bunch of kids that overheard my remark...

But, hey, remember they're fighting for OUR RIGHTS... to conspire and help rape little boys -- just so long we're not giving them Bibles while on public property...

From what I know of Canada's politics (and it's not much) it seems that the eastern part of the region is more liberal and powerful politically, and the western region is more conservative but less populous. Am I accurate?...

Anytime is a good time to crack a Mikey fat joke. It was all in good fun...

O'Reilly has been talking about this for years OMG FAUX NEWS LOL 2003! I'm at the point now where I totally disregard the ACLU -- they defend this garbage yet pounce on a teacher for wearing a freaking cross around her neck. Fuck the current state of the ACLU. Bunch of Red Diaper Doper Babies...

Hmmm, perhaps another Kennel in a Cell will put WWE on top of this list?...

Methinks quitting ESPN is the least of his worries now -- should have gotten one of those maids that doesn't speak English... http://www.nydailynews.com/10-02-2003/fron...9p-110349c.html Rush Limbaugh in pill probe Talk radio star had drug habit, maid sez By TRACY CONNOR DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER Talk-radio titan Rush Limbaugh is being investigated for allegedly buying thousands of addictive painkillers from a black-market drug ring. The moralizing motormouth was turned in by his former housekeeper - who says she was Limbaugh's pill supplier for four years. Wilma Cline, 42, says Limbaugh was hooked on the potent prescription drugs OxyContin, Lorcet and hydrocodone - and went through detox twice. "There were times when I worried," Cline told the National Enquirer, which broke the story in an edition being published today. "All these pills are enough to kill an elephant - never mind a man." Cline could not be reached for further comment yesterday, but her lawyer, Ed Shohat of Miami, said his client "stands behind the story." The Daily News independently confirmed that Limbaugh is under investigation. His lawyers, Jerry Fox and Dan Zachary, refused to comment on the accusations and said any "medical information" about him was private and not newsworthy. They said Limbaugh - who has a top-rated syndicated radio show but resigned early today from a weekly ESPN football segment amid criticism of racial comments about Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb - was traveling and had no comment. The Palm Beach County state attorney's office, which is running the probe, said it could not confirm or deny the allegations. Scoring in parking lot Cline told the Enquirer she went to prosecutors with information about Limbaugh and others after four years of drug deals that included clandestine handoffs in a Denny's parking lot. She said she wore a wire during her last two deliveries to the conservative commentator and gave the tapes to authorities. She also gave the Enquirer a ledger documenting how many pills she claimed to have bought for him - 4,350 in one 47-day period - and E-mails she claimed Limbaugh sent her. In one missive, Limbaugh pushed Cline to get more "little blues" - code for OxyContin, the powerful narcotic nicknamed hillbilly heroin, she said. "You know how this stuff works ... the more you get used to, the more it takes," the May 2002 E-mail reads. "But I will try and cut down to help out." The account Cline gave the Enquirer is that she became Limbaugh's drug connection in 1998, nine months after taking a housekeeping job at his Palm Beach mansion. It started after her husband, David, hurt himself in a fall, and Limbaugh asked how he was. "He asked me casually, 'Is he getting any pain medication?' I said, 'Yes - he's had surgery, and the doctor gave him hydro-codone 750,'" Cline said. "To my astonishment, he said, 'Can you spare a couple of them?'" Cline said she gave Limbaugh 10 pills the next day and agreed to give him 30 of her husband's pills each month. When the doctor stopped renewing the prescription in early 1999, Limbaugh allegedly went ballistic. "His tone was nasty and bullying. He said, 'I don't care how or what you do, but you'd better - better! - get me some more,'" Cline said. The housekeeper said she found a new supplier and arranged to hide Limbaugh's stashes under his mattress so his wife, Marta, wouldn't find them. After several months, Limbaugh told her he was going to New York for detox and didn't need any more pills, Cline said. But a month later, he said his left ear was hurting and asked her for hydrocodone, followed by an order for OxyContin. Limbaugh, 52, suffered from autoimmune ear disease, a condition that left him deaf and had to be corrected with cochlear implant surgery two years ago. Cline said she continued to make deliveries to Limbaugh even after she quit as his housekeeper in July 2001 - but he became increasingly paranoid, even patting her down for recording devices, she said. In June 2002, Limbaugh told her he was going to New York for detox a second time. After he returned, "I went to talk to him, and he cried a little bit," she said. "He told me that if it ever got out, he would be ruined." She claimed that a lawyer for Limbaugh gave her a payoff - $80,000 he owed her, plus another $120,000 - and asked her to destroy the computer that contained the E-mail records. Soon after, Cline and her husband retained Shohat and contacted prosecutors. The drugs Rush Limbaugh is accused of abusing are legal only with a doctor's prescription. All are habit-forming. - Hydrocodone Anti-cough agent and painkiller similar to morphine. Side effects include anxiety, poor mental performance, emotional dependence, drowsiness, mood changes, difficulty breathing and itchiness. - Lorcet Brand name for the combination of Tylenol and hydrocodone, prescribed for moderate to severe pain. Side effects include dry mouth, nausea, vomiting, decreased appetite, dizziness, tiredness, muscle twitches, sweating and itching. - OxyContin Potent time-release medication for relief of moderate to severe pain, known as hillbilly heroin because of black-market popularity in some rural areas. Side effects include drowsiness, dizziness, sweating, muscle twitches and decreased sex drive. A large dose can be fatal.

How did I imply the kid deserved it? I was just trying to find a silver lining around this dark cloud. Let the Cancer Fairy have a visit to the mom's bed while she sleeps at night I say. I also find it funny (not funny as in ha-ha, but funny as in pathetic) that the mom got custody of the kid over the dad. He must either be a real piece of work himself, or he had a really bad lawyer...

Don't want to start an abortion debate/explosion, but I wonder if this same judge would allow a student to wear a t-shirt with some pro-abortion person on the front with the words "baby killer" underneath? Personally, I say let the student wear both shirts -- but tell him not to be surprised when he gets beat up after school...

It's just the same if some Right-wing wacko group bands with the GOP to toss a Dem out of office somewhere. Still, though, Bush and Rove will have to do something to counter those 4 or 5 votes going against him from Commies R Us. I say punch-card voting machines in every "Little Moscow" across America...

"A hospital in Jacksonville, Florida, said yesterday that it had released a two-year-old infant who had been suffering from malnutrition and dehydration after being found alone in an apartment on Monday after surviving for 19 days on a diet of tomato ketchup, mustard and dried macaroni." See -- ketchup IS a legit nutritional source!...

If he no-shows then the Falcons will become available next week. Oh, I forgot to put down my ever-important GAME OF THE WEEK. *scans post for 5 seconds -- notices Flyboy and fazzle have winning records* New Orleans Saints (Flyboy 3-1) @ Carolina Panthers (fazzle 2-1) GAME OF THE WEEK...

That's because you played the 1-3 kkk. Talk about getting screwed -- the two teams that my picks went to last week which weren't even mine won, AND I LOST TO LINX...

Adding to LOTC's post, I'll be curious to see how they fit the rest of the story into one movie. I'm not an expert on this trilogy, but didn't the Two Towers movie end before the Two Tower's book did?...

Everytime he picked a team to win, and I also picked that team to win in the TSM contests, I groaned. And with good reason. He also said the Cowboys, with Bill P. at the helm, might go 10-6...

Do you, or anyone else, know if Vegas casinos are allowed to "stop" someone from gambling if they are out of control, much like how a bartender is allowed to stop serving a lush drinks?...

I'm surprised he lasted that long, too. I loved how during Week 1 Tom Jackson wouldn't even look in his direction. I also thought Rush's spats with Michael Irvin were great. Personally, I think he's right in part regarding the media love for black QB's. It seemed last year I couldn't go on any sports show without hearing how Daunte Culpepper, Aaron Brooks, Michael Vick and Donovan McNabb should be mentioned in the same breath as MLK for their courage in breaking down the walls of oppression regarding blacks and the QB position -- just let them be freaking football players and leave race out of it. I never watched ESPN's Sunday countdown until Rush came aboard (I won’t watch it anymore), and frankly I enjoyed it -- although I could understand how people that despise Limbaugh would want him off that show. After all, if Mikey Moore were on instead (and ESPN would have to go to a wide-screen lens) I wouldn't watch. And for those interested, ESPN's ratings for this year's Sunday countdown were up 10 percent overall (be wary of the source) http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,98806,00.html I guess Limbaugh should have said that Donovan shouldn't be struggling early in the season because blacks play better than whites in the heat...