Posted on 10/24/2007 4:57:23 AM PDT by governsleastgovernsbest
I always thought the ‘Tinky Winky is gay’ stuff was bloody silly. The CRT-bellied animated plush-toys were genderless: ‘he’ is the generic ‘he’ when applied to Teletubbies.
It also distracted from criticizing the really disturbing indoctination: the Teletubbies always did what the loud-speaker told them to do, while tha always-watching baby-in-the-sun served as a cute stand-in for Big Brother. The show was totalitarian!
He was a terrible sportscaster and looks like a rugged game of "Go- Fish" would leave him exhausted. How does (or did) this qualify him a as a news person or commentator, or whatever he is? Is he related to someone high-up in the network?
He also is rather strange looking. Smooth and puffy, rather like a Pillsbury Dough-Boy who never goes outdoors. He also is dare I say it, very ... asexual ...? Pitching, catching? Friend of Mike Musto?
How big is the guy's closet?
That and the fact that they both get off making little boys wear dresses: At the time of the Jerry Falwell brouhaha, I saw a picture of Tinky on a Telletubbies book cover. He was lavendar (the gay pride color) and carrying a pocketbook. Curious to see just how apparantly gay Tinky was, I read it. I couldn’t believe my eyes! The short, children’s book (about one sentence per page) was about how Tinky wanted the little-boy teletubby (Po? I get them mixed up) to wear a dress and hang out in Tinky’s hole. When Po refused, Tinky tried to make him do it by brute force. I couldn’t believe it! A kid’s book about homosexual molestation!!!
You watch Olberman too????? Oh you poor thing!!
Sympathy from me.
Actually, I usually draw the line at watching Olbermann. But one of our senior people at MRC/NB saw it and grabbed the video!
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