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62 Responses to “Wife Swap tonight”

1. reluctantatheist says:

   November 30, 2005 at 1:12 am

   r4d:

   O’Reilly’s ‘enemies list.’ (I’m on it too!!! WOOT!)

   Yeesh! Was it McCarthy, Hoover, or Nixon who started that nonsense?
   How does 1 get on that list, anyways?
   Hell, I’ll probably be on it ere long. Probably the length of War & Peace by now.
   Guess Murdoch’s got a harem of b_itches by now (not talking about women, BTW).
2. rainbows4dinosaurs says:

   November 30, 2005 at 1:29 am

   RA,

   http://www.huffingtonpost.com/arianna-huffington/the-bill-oreilly-blackli_b_10823.html
3. reluctantatheist says:

   November 30, 2005 at 1:48 am

   r4d:
   Thanks!
   Hey, I’m on O’Reilly’s blacklist! I’m somebody now! Yippee!
   (paraphrased from Steve Martin’s The Jerk. No cheap shots, Phred Phlintstone!)
4. reluctantatheist says:

   November 30, 2005 at 1:53 am

   David:

   Reluctant — every once in a while you go up another notch in my book.

   Thanks, David. Much appreciated.
5. reluctantatheist says:

   November 30, 2005 at 1:57 am

   phred phlintstone:

   Do you think the left wing web sites at the end paid for their 5 minute promotional commercial?

   I don’t even recall that part. Sorry. Some mos. ago.
6. reluctantatheist says:

   November 30, 2005 at 1:25 pm

   r4d:

   Oh, and my wife thinks we should apply. What do you guys think?

   After jcc’s guesstimation of your character?
   I’d have to flip-flop on that, & watch the bleedin’ thing. LOL.
   It’d be hysterical, IMHO. Go for it, dude!
   Just steer away from Fox, is my advice. From what I can garner, they’d be pulling about a dozen stunts (maybe per episode) to keep you off balance.
   Not to mention frankensplicing.
7. karen says:

   November 30, 2005 at 1:35 pm

   r4d
   I would LOVE for you and your wife to be swappers on the tube!
   Whatever they do to slice and dice you, we would know the truth here. And you could maybe keep us informed of the real play by play on the blog as the week passes? Unless they put some kind of gag order on ya. At any rate, you could give us the low-down after the fact…an insider’s look.
   Go for it!!!!!
8. sethsim says:

   November 30, 2005 at 3:32 pm

   Aha! I remember that episode of Babylon. Well, I own all 5 seasons.

   The first time I watched it, I kept thinking “Hmm, these people remind of the reporters on Fox?”

   But anyways. Yay for wife swapping.
9. phreedm says:

   December 1, 2005 at 7:42 am

   Comment from: rainbows4dinosaurs [Member] ? http://www.pogoto.com

   And, you know as well as I, it’s not like Fox tries to hide their bias. Nor MSNBC. Nor CNN.

   I agree. Neither do any of the other major news networks.

   Outfoxed is so full of bias only a village idiot would use it as a source of facts.

   I find it amazing how so many feel Fox is a threat when it’s total viewing audience is about 10% of the nightly news on ABC, NBC and CBS.

   Back on topic……..

   Hardly any response to the original topic. I think everyone knows the “non-believing couple” were a very poor representative of atheists in general.

   I’d say go for it and apply. Not sure if they’d want to do another religious episode or not. That was the first time and most likely the last time I wasted an hour watching that dribble.
10. reluctantatheist says:

    December 1, 2005 at 11:38 am

    Phred Phlintstone:

    Outfoxed is so full of bias only a village idiot would use it as a source of facts.

    1. Didn’t use it as a source. You asked for an example. Still waiting for your scintillating commentary. Won’t hold my breath. People are saying that Fox is a biased news source. You denying that? Got proof? I’m all ears, big guy.

    2. I wonder, if I’m all that you claim me to be, why you’re going out of your way to defame & discredit me? Yeesh, a few mos. ago, you were advising me to get my own blog.

    3. You don’t, well, pardon me for being judgmental, behave in a very Christian manner, IMHO. You may wish to review & reflect before posting.

    Maybe it’s just me. Just sharing some thoughts on the matter, is all.
11. atomictesting says:

    December 1, 2005 at 4:45 pm

    That was the first time and most likely the last time I wasted an hour watching that dribble.

    As he tunes back in to Fox news…

    By the way, the word is “drivel.”
12. kkelly says:

    December 20, 2005 at 12:20 am

    A HEAVENLY HYPOTHESIS

    God was bored four thousand years ago.

    He was tired of the angels worshipping him, and he wanted a challenge.

    He said to himself “I will build a universe in 7 days” thinking surely that will be challenging.

    When he was finished he said “Not too bad, but not challenging enough”.

    I am looking for a workout. Maybe I am not who the angels say I am.

    I want to test myself. I will go into the world in the form of man.

    But first, I will give myself a holy amnesia.

    I will live in the form of man, and I will not reveal even to
    myself who “I AM”.

    I will reveal myself slowly to myself.

    I will send myself prophets to reveal in riddles
    who “I AM”.

    Slowly I will bring myself back to the realization of who we I mean “I AM”.

    When I realize who “I AM”.

    I will go back to heaven, and let the angels worship me again.

    I hypothesize, that the end of the world will not occur until all people are Christian. You will probably start citing versus contradicting me. I challenge you to seriously consider more evangelism unless you plan on staying on Earth for a long time. Please send this to all people that you know.