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[quesarah]

I have to wonder if the religious right really hasn't gone too far. Even Howard Stern has spoken out against Bush recently, saying "I think this guy is a religious fanatic and a Jesus freak, and he is just hell-bent on getting some sort of bizzaro agenda" pushed though Congress. Howard Stern, people. Not that I'm a fan, but I am amused at the notion of Howard's loyal listeners being provoked into voting against Bush-Cheney in November. Amusing.

The Crack Monkeys are circling my head today, their leathery wings flapping in the night. They would like nothing better than if I ran screaming through the corporate offices and upturned the CEOs desk, then perched in the window to fling poo at him. They're funny that way. They've been so veryvery good lately, that they deserve a chance to cause some mayhem. So tempting.

Tru Calling is lame, but Eliza Dushku's cuteness is enough for me to watch it. Does that make me shallow? Didn't think so.

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back in the day...

[joebanks.livejournal.com]

I would not miss Howard disappearing from the airwaves but not this way. I just hoped people would wake up and loose interest and listen to lite jazz or something.

Why "back in the day" when say, I was growing up the people they put on tv. wouldn't even qualify as extras these days. It's almost scary how sugary sweet the eye candy is.

Re: back in the day...

[biogeekgrrl.livejournal.com]

... listen to lite jazz or something.

Make that real jazz and you have a deal.

Why "back in the day" when say, I was growing up the people they put on tv. wouldn't even qualify as extras these days.

Mrs. Cleaver was kinda hot in her own way.

Re: back in the day...

[joebanks.livejournal.com]

There was also Miss Ellie on Andy Griffith; but she was very wholesome.

Re: back in the day...

[biogeekgrrl.livejournal.com]

Very wholesome, but lovely. A few years later, we also have Sam from Bewitched.