Subject:  Is this board really so boring we need to chat about another board? |
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Date Posted: 22:28:14 01/07/03 Tue
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's message, "Kman's Forum is full of poop! Kman's forum is CENSORED! Don't go there!" on 20:59:29 01/03/03 Fri
and this whole post is silly cause this article is on the other board.
>(This factual article has been canceled three times by
>Kman! Boycott his censored forum!)
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>ST. LOUIS MAN CLAIMS RUSH LIMBAUGH AFFAIR (Breaking
>Hard, ho ho...)
>
>St. Louis xxxxx xxxxxxx
>
>Dec. 8, 2002
>
>A 46 year old music store owner from the St. Louis
>area, Elliot Sanders, is claiming that while a college
>student at Southeast Missouri University in 1971, he
>had an affair with Rush Limbaugh. Sanders claims that
>he and Limbaugh, the well known talk radio star, had
>an affair that went on for about 3 months in the fall
>of 1971...
>
>Sanders stated that he met Limbaugh in a class he was
>taking, but it was only after meeting his sister, who
>was openly gay at that time, that he found out Rush
>himself was gay. "Rush was a charming man privately,"
>says Sanders, "I met him in a class I was taking, and
>got on a first name basis with him. I didn't realize
>he was gay until his sister came to visit him. She was
>gay, and like, we hit it off, and she seemed shocked
>that I didn't know Rush was gay as well. When I found
>out I was like ... wow!"
>
>Sanders says that privately, Limbaugh was very
>sensitive and caring man, but that he was furiously
>angry that KFBK, the top 40 radio station he worked
>while still in high school would not offer him a full
>time job.
>
>"He was furious about that," said Sanders, "And he
>often told me that he was really going to show them."
>According to Sanders, Rush's politics at the time were
>somewhat middle of the road. "Rush said that he though
>most people are incredibly gullible, and he felt that
>the key to radio programming was to reach that crowd,
>and that it would be really, really easy. He thought
>he thought he could get anyone to believe anything he
>said, and the more outrageous is was, the more they
>would believe it."
>
>When asked when he thought Limbaugh "went straight,"
>Sanders replied, "What are you talking about? I mean,
>he's been married four times now, do people really not
>get why he doesn't stay married? I guarantee none of
>those marriages was ever consummated."
>
>Sanders would not divulge any further details, but
>when asked if he feared retaliation from Limbaugh for
>his revelations, he stated, "No, Rush wouldn't do
>that, he's really a sweetie at heart, but some of the
>people who listen to him might. I think most of them
>are psychotic. I don't think these people realize he's
>just pandering to them for ratings, but if they find
>out, I wouldn't want to be there."
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