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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
I Don’t Share The Excitement Over The Inauguration
I was stunned to find out today that a class I attend daily might not meet tomorrow so people could watch the inauguration. I don’t get it. I haven’t watched any inauguration. I’d be as indifferent to the inauguration of … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, fundamental beliefs, John McCain, martin luther king, martin luther king day, new york times sunday magazine, practicing medicine, sally satel
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Dennis Prager Sees The Movie ‘Australia’
On his radio show Jan. 9, Dennis turned to his wife 20 minutes in to the movie and said, ‘If this does not get better in 15 minutes, we’re outta here." "It is well worth seeing. It is the great … Continue reading
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Tagged 15 minutes, Australia, Dennis Prager, israeli foreign ministry, la repubblica, Love, radio show, renato martino, sugared almonds, vatican rome
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Bringing Back The Fairness Doctrine
Brian C. Anderson of the Manhattan Institute has published the book "A Manifesto for Media Freedom." Anderson was on Dennis Prager’s radio show last week. He writes in the New York Post: The Fairness Doctrine was an astonishingly bad idea. … Continue reading
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Tagged brian c anderson, Dennis Prager, fairness doctrine, laura ingraham, manhattan institute, radio executives
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Doing Yoga On A Sheepskin Mat
I went to a kundalini yoga lecture the other day on the virtues of vegetarianism. I noticed that many people people sat on sheepskin mats. I assume that many people walked to the program on leather shoes. I wear leather … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, inner guidance, kundalini yoga, leather shoes, physical obstacles, religion and spirituality, sheepskin, sound current, trespasses
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Dennis Prager’s Favorite Rock Group
He was asked this (a rock group during the 1970s and early 1980s to be exact) during the third hour of his radio show Friday. He said "ABBA", because he associated them with happy music and he generally prefers happy … Continue reading
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Tagged abba, bush presidency, daniel henninger, Dennis Prager, eighth grade, favorite group, favorite rock group, global war on terror, happy music, scooter libby
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No, I Am Not Going To Text You Nude Photos Of Myself
Why not? Because on his radio show today, Dennis Prager came out against sexting (texting nude photos of yourself). I haven’t heard much of this show but I suspecting Prager will blame sexting on the breakdown of organized religion. Dennis: … Continue reading
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Tagged cheerl, cincinnati enquirer, dark ages, Dennis Prager, landline, moral hazard, moral issue, nude photos, quot, radio show, t text
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How To Achieve Victory Over Sin
Dennis Prager spoke about male sexual nature on his second hour Wednesday. "They were more open about male sexual nature in the Puritan age." "Gay men have the same problem as straight men. Our sexual nature is variety oriented. It … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, gay men, puritan age, sexual nature, straight men
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Economist Tom Sowell On Dennis Prager’s Radio Show
Dennis: "I am about to speak about one of the clearest thinkers living. One of the top five…" "Allen Estrin, my producer, said America would be different if every college kid read this book. "The first edition of Applied Economics, … Continue reading
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Tagged college kid, Dennis Prager, john kerry, national security threat, profound commitment, radio show, senator john kerry, stage one, thinkers, tom sowell
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Happiness Strategies
I just got back from therapy. I was the happiest my therp has seen me. I’m doing yoga and Alexander Technique and acupuncture. I’m making new friends. I’m going out on adventures. I talk to beautiful women every day (and … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Technique, Dennis Prager, emergency energy, good citizenship, knife techniques, old magazines
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Women Should Think Twice Before Saying No To Their Husbands
Dennis Prager writes for Townhall.com: If most women wait until they are in the mood before making love with their husband, many women will be waiting a month or more until they next have sex. When most women are young, … Continue reading
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Tagged baby boom generation, childhood trauma, Dennis Prager, female nature, myriad reasons, wise woman
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