A Good Laugh...
As my other half pointed out yesterday, she was attempting to "live-blog" during Hugh Hewitt's show. Hugh took the show to DisneyLand, in honor of their 50th Anniversary this year. As part of Hugh's contribution to this particular show, he informed his producer, Generalissimo Duane, that he was going to ride the "It's a Small World" ride 50 times starting bright and early at 10 a.m.
Now, I have never been to a Disney Theme Park. I have never had a desire to step foot inside one, nor would I be caught dead in one. Disney and I don't get a long, and I boycott them as much as I can, as often as I can. Sure, I own three Disney movies--all animated (Yes, I still feel tears welling up in the end of Beauty and the Beast) but that's it.
Marcie and I communicated with Hugh through E-mails during the show, of which the title of two of our E-mails were read on air, but the content was pretty much what the rest of the content was. What Hugh put Duane through was cruel and unusual punishment. Duane, I can honestly say, went above and beyond the call of duty. I have heard that song. I hate that @%$&ing song. I'd like to burn every copy of that song.
So, Duane, if you read this, by all means, drop me an E-mail, and I'll be happy to be your lawyer during the impending war crimes trial of Hugh Hewitt. Trust me, we can do it. He directly violated the Geneva Convention's rules of warfare. It was torture, plain and simple. LOL.
And for all those that have their interest piqued over this one, head over to Duane's site, and he has the rundown of the day. I haven't laughed that hard in a while.
http://www.radioblogger.com/
Publius II
As my other half pointed out yesterday, she was attempting to "live-blog" during Hugh Hewitt's show. Hugh took the show to DisneyLand, in honor of their 50th Anniversary this year. As part of Hugh's contribution to this particular show, he informed his producer, Generalissimo Duane, that he was going to ride the "It's a Small World" ride 50 times starting bright and early at 10 a.m.
Now, I have never been to a Disney Theme Park. I have never had a desire to step foot inside one, nor would I be caught dead in one. Disney and I don't get a long, and I boycott them as much as I can, as often as I can. Sure, I own three Disney movies--all animated (Yes, I still feel tears welling up in the end of Beauty and the Beast) but that's it.
Marcie and I communicated with Hugh through E-mails during the show, of which the title of two of our E-mails were read on air, but the content was pretty much what the rest of the content was. What Hugh put Duane through was cruel and unusual punishment. Duane, I can honestly say, went above and beyond the call of duty. I have heard that song. I hate that @%$&ing song. I'd like to burn every copy of that song.
So, Duane, if you read this, by all means, drop me an E-mail, and I'll be happy to be your lawyer during the impending war crimes trial of Hugh Hewitt. Trust me, we can do it. He directly violated the Geneva Convention's rules of warfare. It was torture, plain and simple. LOL.
And for all those that have their interest piqued over this one, head over to Duane's site, and he has the rundown of the day. I haven't laughed that hard in a while.
http://www.radioblogger.com/
Publius II
posted by Syd And Vaughn | 2:26 PM
1 Comments:
Thomas,
You are being as cruel to Duane as Hugh was. And no, the offer to represent him in court proceedings does not excuse that cruelty. LOL.
Marcie
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