bob wrote:

> Let's see...

..................................woman bares her ankle at the beach,
someone flips out

>
> 1914: World War I

...................................someone has a drink, constitutional
amendment passed

>
> 1929: Stock Market Crash
> 1939: World War II
> 1941: Pearl Harbour
> 1945: Hiroshima

.....................................blacks fight in WW2, come home and
find they are worse off than the people they liberated. White police remind
them where they are

>
> 1959: The Day The Music Died

..................................radio declared safe for white teens of
america

>
> 1963: Assasination of JFK

.................................oops the Beatles

>
> 1972: Disco

............................oil shortage, people buy bigger cars

>
> 1980: Murder Of John Lennon
> 1986: Shuttle Disaster I
> 2001: World Trade Center Destroyed

.............................rampant looting of corporate america
discovered, massive tax fraud at the high end of business america, we bomb
Afghanistan even further back into the stone age.

>
> 2003: Shuttle Disaster II

........................................bush reads a comic book decides
we're going to mars

>
> 2004: Some Woman Sees Janet Jackson's Tit On TV, Flips Out, America Goes
> Nuts

...................................lies of the current administration
uncovered, everyone replays their tape of J Jackson (see above)

>
>
> Yipes!
>
> bob
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "kcronin" <fiatluxury@yahoo.com>
>
> > I idly wonder if some word came down from on high in
> > the post-janet's-supernipple-america that clearchannel
> > was going on the straight and narrow for awhile. and
> > then, maybe howard has finally worn out his welcome
> > and this is just a convenient excuse. on the other
> > hand, i don't think they should be censoring him, and
> > it does really amount to censorship, doesn't it, if
> > they own 60% of his audience?  I mean, personally I
> > wouldn't give the man a piece of gum, but i've
> > successfully avoided listening to him for years...as
> > anyone could, who wasn't hellbent on being shocked and
> > appalled at the State of Things.
> >
> > i know he was a big fan of Hum, and played their song
> > "stars" repeatedly on his show before it was really
> > all over radio (or as much as it ever got all over
> > radio.)  The Hum boys were quite gratified by that.
> >
> > --kelly

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