La_Serpiente
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Tue Oct-21-03 10:39 PM
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Rush to be Cured by the hands of Hippies |
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It looks like Rush will be feminized by a bunch of Hippies. I could care less whether he loses his show or not. This is just TOO much. I hope he suffers the hand of the HIPPIE!!! Here is the link: http://www.nypress.com/16/43/news&columns/signorile.cfm
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Tue Oct-21-03 10:46 PM
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1. I feel sorry for those hippies. Will they have to listen to him speak? |
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Edited on Tue Oct-21-03 10:46 PM by efhmc
When I am traveling and searching for something to listen to on my car radio here in right wing land (central Texas) and get his voice for even a split second, I do wild uncontrolled driving until I can change the channel. Hope those hippies are stronger than I am.
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Tue Oct-21-03 10:54 PM
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2. Hope they use some "cactus therapy" |
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Rush could have a spiritual awakening. I can see it now - "The Teachings of Don Rushbo".
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Tue Oct-21-03 11:01 PM
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3. I have very low expectations for Rush |
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I'm sure that while he's locked up, things might be OK...he has to read the 12 steps, and they're not easy for a substance abuser. Step 1 will be tough for the old boy.
Once he gets out, puts on his headphones and starts marinating himself in hatred 24/7, his little 'nirvana' will fade away into the sunset. He'll be back to his old self, just watch.
If you happen to listen to him after he's back, make note if he's his usual caustic self. You know what's next....
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Tue Oct-21-03 11:15 PM
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Edited on Tue Oct-21-03 11:26 PM by priller
Then there is the Cognitive/Behavioral Therapy (CBT): "The major philosophical assumption of CBT," Sierra Tucson’s website explains, "is that by changing individuals’ thinking, their belief system, and, in turn, their behavior is changed."
Good luck on this one.
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