"Goomba38" > wrote in message
...
> Vox Humana wrote:
>
> > Flay - Really, I was surprised he was married, but not surprised that he
> > can't stay married. He seems gayer than Christmas to me. (not a
judgment,
> > just an observation)
> >
> > Limbaugh - I don't think you would have a conversation with him. First
of
> > all, he doesn't converse. It's all about him. Secondly, he claims that
> > what you hear on the radio is an act. In real life he is isolated,
sullen,
> > sedentary, and has marginal social skills. In an interview he said that
he
> > started worrying days ahead of time when he anticipated entertaining
guests
> > on the weekend. His idea of a good time is to watch TV from the sofa.
> > Perhaps that's all he COULD do after loading up on narcotics and liquor.
>
> I don't see Bobby Flay as "gayer than Christmas"
> at all. Isn't it interesting how people can view
> others in totally different lights? Lucky for me,
> I won't have to fight ya for him.
>
> As for Limbaugh, for disliking him as much as you
> appear, you certainly seem to pay a lot of
> attention to him? LOL
> I'd like to meet him and judge for myself instead
> of just be convinced of his failings by someone
> with their own ax to grind.

Be careful what you whish for. You could end up Mrs. Limbaugh #16! I don't
really pay much attention to him, but when he was in the midst of his
oxycontin addiction/hearing loss/money laundering episode a few months back,
it was hard to miss. It's like a man bites dog sort of thing. There are
plenty of people who get caught-up in drug addiction and who have had
several failed marriages, but when someone who spent years criticizing
others who took illegally obtained drugs, suggesting that they should be put
in jail, and who promotes the "traditional values" angle in politics, is
caught doing the same thing it makes for a memorable event.