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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
I’m No Longer The Most Cynical Person I Know
I’m moving in a new direction. My Advisory Committee is not pleased. Khunrum emails: “Luke….It must have occurred to you that if anyone gave two s**ts what Dennis Prager was saying or thinking …or even the state of his bad … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Technique, cynical person, cynicism, Dennis Prager, new direction, sacred space
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How Do You Get Out Of A Bad Mood?
Dennis Prager on his radio show today: If you are in a bad mood, people have to walk on eggshells around you because they are thinking, if I say this, will it provoke an angry response? People clam up. If … Continue reading
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Tagged angry response, bad moods, cold shower, Dennis Prager, eggshells
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Resentment of the Rich Never Employed Anyone
That was Dennis Prager’s great line on his radio show today. “Resentment of the rich does not help the poor. It just hurts the country.” Prager’s solution for our unemployment problem? Cut taxes. I think the solution is for Obama … Continue reading
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Actress Meredith Baxter Comes Out As A Lesbian
Dennis Prager said on his radio show today: “The LGBT crowd and its defenders tell us that sexual orientation is fixed. Are you worried we are going to make kids gay? That’s the argument and it is largely accurate with … Continue reading
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Tagged boston globe, Dennis Prager, meredith baxter, michael j fox, nancy locke, perez hilton, young republican
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The Consequences Of Sexting
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager tackled sexting (the sending of explicit images via cell phones). “What happens to people who are thrust into a world of pure sex at an early age? My prediction? Vast numbers of females … Continue reading
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Tagged auto eroticism, Dennis Prager, explicit images, hugh hefner, klutz, massive loss, reason men, sexualization, single reason
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Divorce Statistics
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “Conservatives read divorce statistics as an immediate indictment of the morality of a society. I see it more as tragedy than as evil. I don’t have this image that people just divorce … Continue reading
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A Happy Country
Dennis Prager said on his radio show yesterday: “It is so good for you to see the many ways to lead a life. It’s good to be challenged. Do they do this better there? Are there billboards different? We don’t … Continue reading
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Dennis Prager’s Soviet Weight Loss Regime
After his tenure at Leeds, Dennis visited a friend on a kibbutz in Israel. He was introduced to a wealthy man who sponsored brief trips by young non-Israeli Jews to the Soviet Union to smuggle in Jewish religious items like … Continue reading
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