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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
Female Teacher Has Her Fourth Graders Put Columbus On Trial
Dennis Prager says that as soon as he read that fourth graders put Columbus on trial, he immediately assumed that they had a female teacher. He was right. From AOL News: In McDonald, Pa., 30 miles southwest of Pittsburgh, fourth-grade … Continue reading
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Tagged car crashes, columbus discovered america, Dennis Prager, female teacher, judaism and christianity, mcdonald pa, quot quot, spanish crown
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How Do You Show Someone You Truly Love Him?
I think it is clear to me that the only convincing way to show somebody that you love him is to sacrifice your child. You call your friend over and then you point out your child hanging on a cross … Continue reading
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The Spiritual Lives Of Sex Workers
Joe emails: "I had a fascinating experience on my way back from Vegas the other day. Sitting next to me was a moderately attractive very immaculately dressed young woman reading a book called “The Holy Science”, which is a nineteenth … Continue reading
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Tagged adult entertainment industry, Dennis Prager, holy science, new testament, sex workers, spiritual lives
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Monty Python Debuted 40 Years Ago Today
Dennis Prager said on his radio show today: "Prager H1: Monty Python debuted 40 years ago. Their TV show and movies are still making Dennis laugh. He plays a couple of minutes from their justly famous “Parrot Sketch”… Did President … Continue reading
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Can You Cheat On Your Girlfriend?
On his radio show Friday, Dennis Prager talked about David Letterman admitting to having had sex with several of his female workers. In March, Letterman married his girlfriend of two decades. "If you’re not married, the rules are different," says … Continue reading
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‘You Hurt My Feelings’
From Dennis Prager‘s radio show today. Author Alison Armstrong was the guest. "Prager H2: What happens when spouses hurt one another? What is the source of the anger? What hurts a woman’s feelings? What hurts men?" Alison: "Typically, when a … Continue reading
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Tagged Alison Armstrong, anger, death force, Dennis Prager, feelings, h2, petty offense, system crashes, total annihilation
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Dennis Prager Asks For The Bereavement Fare
Dennis Prager’s mom Hilda died Saturday, Rosh Hashanah, Sept. 19, 2009. As he was booking a flight to New York for himself, his wife and his LA son, Dennis asked the ticket agent for the bereavement fare. He’d heard that … Continue reading
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Dennis Prager’s Angry Female Caller
On his happiness hour Friday, Dennis Prager took a call from Connie in Sacramento. Connie: "People have a fundamental moral obligation to be real. That’s the problem in our culture right now. It’s the opposite of what you’re saying. Everybody … Continue reading
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Leftist Happiness Is Rooted In What Will Happen
On the third hour of Dennis Prager’s radio show today, he quoted President Obama saying that no government bureaucrat or insurance bureaucrat will stand between you and the health care you need. Dennis: "The happiness of the Left is not … Continue reading
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