Sean Hannity Thread, Tuesday, January 17, 2006

WABC Radio ^ | 1-17-2006 | Aliveritas

[AliVeritas]

Come and discuss.

James Carville Charles Barron Hillary remarks On Ray Nagin

[defconw]

That would work for me. I like Sean. I think he's cool. Kill me!

[beyond the sea]

After this sophomoric interview, I'd slap Sean!

LOL ......... maybe tonight on the show.

[sono]

Sen. Lott is running because he needs more lobbyist money to rebuild his house needs to be an advocate for funding the rebuilding of his state.

[aligncare]

I say 'black' and I say 'white'. Nothing wrong with that. The Left has been stealing the language for some time now. I remember thirty years ago having discussions in college about 'Mr., Mrs., Miss and Ms.' They won that one.

[sono]

Charles Barron was a member of the Harlem Black Panther Party ...

[blackie]

TCM channel plays it every once in a while. It's a good movie, the plot is a little confusing, but anything with Bogart and Bacall is a keeper.

The '78 version of the movie with Robert Mitchum as Philip Marlowe wasn't bad, either.
I like the Bogart version better.

[weaver]

Hey, Nagin's explanation of the "chocolate New Orleans" is hard to swallow. After all, an African American majority means just a little tiny bit of milk and a whole lot of cocoa. Whereas we all know that chocolate has a whole lot of milk and a little tiny bit of cocoa.

Try again, Ray.

[defconw]

I bet my library has it. I like to borrow the old movies and watch them, because I missed them the first time. Because of Chief Justice Roberts I watched "North By Northwest" and "Dr. Zhivago", this fall for the first time.

[TruthSetsUFree]

Not only that, but his original quote had nothing about chocolate MILK in it, it was just CHOCOLATE. Now unless he's talking about milk chocolate, chocolate in and of itself has no milk in it.

Nagin would be better off just keeping his mouth shut.

[RichRepublican]

Yeah--that's going to happen.

[RichRepublican]

Watch everything by Hitchcock--he's amazing.

[defconw]

Thanks for the tip, "North By Northwest" was actually the first Hitchcock, I have ever seen.

[blackie]

North By Northwest is a classic ~ they voiced over an Eva Marie Saint line when they were in the trains dining car, the original was "I never have sex," or "make love, on an empty stomach" the censors thought that was a little too risque for '59 so they voiced it over with a vanilla phrase.

If you watch her lips closly you can detect it. :)

[RichRepublican]

Oh my gosh!! Are you in for some great hours of entertainment.

[defconw]

Oh wow, I am going to have to watch it again. TY!

[sono]

"Watch everything by Hitchcock--he's amazing."

After that, then watch "High Anxiety"

[defconw]

I am due at the library Thursday, so I will see what I can get.

[aligncare]

Now you mention my favorite subject...The classics were THE BEST. Scripts never used foul language: I never curse in my personal life...why would I want to hear it on the screen. They (filmmakers) remind me of adolescents..."oooou, I used a dirty word, he he he." Grow up Hollywood. Learn more words, screenwriters. Hey, directors: don't show so much skin. Leave it to the imagination. Jerks.

[defconw]

I agree, I like clever, not overt, takes more talent.

[clintonh8r]

I'm watching possibly the most stupid conversation in the history of television....Hannity and that idiot Barron.