you did better than me, all I could come up w/ was ‘quite friggid Quint’ which made no sense.
When people complain that Rush Limbaugh isn’t being treated with sufficient civility, it always reminds me of the schoolyard bully who suddenly declares that it’s ‘no fair’ to use fists when the victim starts hitting back.
Newspeak -> English Translation: I acknowledge your evidence of my error, but not to the point of actually changing my opinion.
Most people remember the old “I would walk a mile for a Camel” advertisements, however, not many people remember Lucky Strike’s wildly successful “I would suck a dick for a Lucky Strike” campaign… Toasty!
When I’m trying to figure out those kind of things, I can never imagine an “F” as anything but fuck.
So I guess nobody know the answer to the OP, which is does Rush still talk about drug addiction on his show?
The thing that always seems lost in threads on talk radio is that these people are showmen (and women). I work in radio, and it is a host’s job to drive ratings (and thereby drive up ad rates). Saying controversial things tends to drive ratings. I’d be shocked in Limbaugh (and his ilk, including the tv talk show hosts) believe things as vehemently as they portray on the air. Or if they believe them at all. Pissing people off is a tried and true way to get people to call in and capture listeners.
Which leads to what I think should be the real issue: why so many people are never taught to deal with the media with a critical eye. Er, ear.