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Tag Archives: radio show
The Discriminating Church
From DennisPrager.com: Wednesday, March 23, 2011 Radio Show 20110323 – 01 Discriminating Church Prager H1: An unmarried pastor claims he’s a victim of discrimination because of his marital status. This may be true, but is it wrong? Why can’t a … Continue reading
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Disaster Averted In Japan
From DennisPrager.com: Monday, March 21, 2011 Radio Show 20110321 -1 Disaster Averted Prager H1: The worse fears about the nuclear power plant disaster in Japan appear to have been averted… What’s the mission in Libya? Does anybody know? Who’s in … Continue reading
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Fondling In The Kitchen
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “You are the wife. You are doing work in the kitchen, washing dishes or in the garden gardening. There are no kids around. Your husband stops by to say something and he … Continue reading
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Why Do Guys Hold Back?
On Dennis Prager’s radio show today, Dennis said: “I define a close friend as someone to whom you open up. Someone to whom you can say anything. “Whatever you hold back is a gulf. The only reason that people do … Continue reading
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Men Should Call Their Wives
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager says it is more important that husbands call their wives during the day than vice versa. “It goes back to primal elements in men and women. It’s a good thing if he is … Continue reading
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What is the Best Treatment For Gangrenous Tortoise Penis?
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said that he inherited two tortoises when he married Sue (his third marriage). “One day, we saw that one of the tortoises was very lethargic. He had something hanging out from the back … Continue reading
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What Do Men Want?
On his radio show Wednesday, Dennis Prager said: A man needs most from a woman in a relationship is to be admired. Not loved. You love a puppy, but you don’t admire a puppy. You love your children, but you … Continue reading
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Asking A Girl Out
Dennis Prager said on his radio show Nov. 30, 2010: “I remember in high school thinking that the boys who were unbelievably confident in their dealings with girls were not the finest of the guys. I was very nervous about … Continue reading
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California, Here I Go
From DennisPrager.com: Friday, November 12, 2010 Radio Show H1: California, Here I Go Prager H1: Facebook, a California-based company, is building a $1B worth of data centers outside of the state. Why? Could it be that California is now a … Continue reading
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Most Of What You Want Isn’t Good For You
On his radio show Oct. 22, 2010, Dennis said: Most Of What You Want Isn’t Good For You. It will not make you happy. The list is so long that I could spend the rest of the show just listing … Continue reading
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