<nm (AT) epix (DOT) net>> I'm sure the 10 people that still watch Saturday Night Live
were amused(they so easily are) <<

I have not seen that show "regularly" since the era of Eddie Murphy and Joe
Piscopo. I used to see it often when Chris Farley & his era was on, but that
was ten years ago ++.

SNL usually sucks until they get a cast with 2 or 3 really good comics. then
they run those guys into the ground until they quit, do a few movies, and
die of drug overdoses.

"Roy Blankenship" <pointblank (AT) earthlink (DOT) net> wrote

I don't know where you liberals get the idea that Rush Limbaugh is a "moral
compass". (a term often used by liberals referring to Rush, I can tell you
regurgitate talking points from the liberal left). Rush Limbaugh is hardly
a moral compass and never has claimed to be as such. Please elaborate on
why you refer to him as a moral compass? If you'd have said Dr. Laura,
yeah, you'd have been right on. Rush rarely comments on personal behavior
and/or morality and the few times he has eluded to it, he leans more to the
left. Yeah, I get parody when there is parody to get. SNL was poking fun
at him due to his conservative politics, not because of his status as a
"moral compass". I'm just amazed at the criticism launched at the producer
for recognizing that making fun of drug addicts is no laughing matter. With
liberals, it's not a matter of "right or wrong" behavior, it's only about
the individual's politics that counts. Which in my mind, makes liberals a
hateful, spiteful, mean-spirited, intolerant, divisive segment of our
society.

On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 09:31:13 -0500, "Patrick" <josemanuda (AT) hotmail (DOT) com>
puked:

Of course half of the Hollywood liberals that fill the rank & file's
brain with all of those great liberal ideals have spent time in rehab
themselves, but pointing out that hypocrisy is lost on those
retards...

--
lab~rat >:-)
The less you care, the more it doesn't matter.

Roy Blankenship wrote:
Rush pokes fun at "dope smoking, maggot infested, FM types."

Rush, for a few years, was a "pill popping, balding, AM type"

There was a time in the 60's and 70's when rock singers promoted
the drug lifestyle. Remember "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" (LSD)?
Rush is poking fun at them (you?).

Rush never has promoted the use or abuse of pain medication.

No hypocrisy here at all. You on the other hand prefer to judge
people by culture's lowest-common-denominator instead a of
higher, more virtuous standard.

Rick

"Roy Blankenship" <pointblank (AT) earthlink (DOT) net> laid this on me:

Not to mention the fact that they DID routinely make fun of Belushi's
drug habits, the best one where he visits the graves of all the SNLers, "why
did I make it and they didn't", etc etc.

Tylo

Patrick wrote:
Limbaugh once said on his radio program that he was "your epitome of
morality of virtue, a man you could totally trust with your wife, your
daughter, and even your son in a Motel 6 overnight." I submit that this
is claiming to be a moral compass. He harps constantly on "family
values" and once touted Bill Bennett's book, "The Moral Compass," on his
program.

Limbaugh is a lying, hateful, spiteful, mean-spirited, intolerant, and
divisive member of a lying, hateful, spiteful, mean-spirited,
intolerant, and divisive segment of our society -- conservatives.

<mordacpreventor (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote

he was talking about illegal drugs dumbass, not legal drugs.
--
"I know this story is true."
-Dan Rather, while digging his own grave

Walden O'Dell wrote:

So, answer the question! With whom would you trust more with your wife or
17 year-old daughter overnight at a Motel 6, Rush or Clinton?

game-set-match!

On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 10:17:20 -0600, Deus vult wrote:

Rush. From all the OxyContin, he probably can't get it up.

On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 16:08:57 +0000, Michael wrote:

His OxyContin wasn't legitimately prescribed or obtained. It was as
illegal as any other illegal drug.