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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
Am I Tznious Or Not?
I report, you decide. Fair, balanced, and unafraid. Or as an ex put it just before leaving me for a girl: "You are unbelievably crude, so rude to so many people, you don’t care about how you look, and worst … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, front page, health issue, lockerbie bomb, pinched nerve
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Doctors Battle Disease
But the rules of engagement are set by politicians and lawyers. (From Dennis Prager’s show today) Every helping hand is a controlling hand. The more government controls medicine, the more doctor’s efforts will be circumscribed by bureaucrats. The Libyan terrorist … Continue reading
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Tagged atrocity, bureaucrats, Dennis Prager, government controls, helping hand, lockerbie bombing, rules of engagement
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Dennis Prager’s Weekend Ruined By An Upper-Back Pinched Nerve
He says he will go to dinner with anybody who has a solution to his problem. Prager mentioned a book review in Sunday’s New York Times about "Germany 1945."Soviet soldiers pillaged and raped the most, but the French were not … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, germany 1945, jewish soldiers, pinched nerve, soviet soldiers
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Chabad Emissary Making A Difference In Tampa Bay
Tampa Bay will always have a special place in my heart because it was the first place where I met Dennis Prager in person. I had listened to him on the radio for years, corresponded with him, and even talked … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, luke ford, menachem mendel schneerson, rabbi menachem mendel, rabbi shmuel, seven noahide laws
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What Is A Man Supposed To Say When His Woman Asks Him If She Looks Fat?
Carla calls the Dennis Prager show today: "Men, instead of being honest and speaking from their heart, want to give the right answer so they’re not in trouble. That is not good. I don’t want a wimp who’s afraid to … Continue reading
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Tagged carla, Dennis Prager, dennis prager show, wimp, yes man
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The Well-Timed Smack
On his radio show August 26 (third hour), Dennis Prager said: "I used to be opposed to it [smacking a kid]. I did not raise my kids with it. Over the course of time, watching children, talking to adults with … Continue reading
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Tagged biblical verse, book of proverbs, corporal punishment, Dennis Prager, physical discipline, talking to adults
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When Dennis Met Larry
Dennis Prager met Larry Elder in 1990. Dennis had Larry on as a guest during a week Prager co-hosted an early morning TV talkshow in Cleveland. Larry, an attorney, came on to talk about sexual harassment in the workplace. From … Continue reading
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Tagged al sharpton, Dennis Prager, dennis prager radio, dennis prager radio show, harassment in the workplace, sexual harassment in the workplace
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