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Bill O'Reilly's Nightmare (Coming Out Day)
self ^ | 10/11/02 | ChasingFletch

Posted on 10/11/2002 4:01:35 AM PDT by ChasingFletch

It is the year 2020 eighteen years into the future. The middle east is adorned with democratic republics, and much is better in the world. Charles Barkley is in his second term as President, and Bill O’Reilly is in his umpteenth year as the Factor Man.

The crisp scentfulness of autumn leaves is in the air and it is America’s day of thanks, Thanksgiving. All is well at the O’Reilly home, and to top it off Bill’s 21 year old daughter will be coming home in the afternoon from Yale for the holiday festivities. She will be bringing home a friend whose family had to be in Europe on business for the Holidays.

The table is set in a beautiful display, and the house is filled with the grand fragrance of the very large and perfectly stuffed turkey. It is around 4:00 p.m. when the daughter’s car rushes through the scattered assortment of red, orange, and yellow maple leaves in front of the house. It comes to a stop. He notices and is glad that she has kept the Mercedes clean and shiney and there is not one ding to be seen.

He finally sees her as she exits the car. A beautiful young lady……tall and willowy with a long, elegant neck, auburn hair, and the face of an angel. Out of the other side of the car comes her friend. He goes down the sidewalk, football in hand, to meet them. Trying as best he can to hurriedly swallow the considerable hunk of turkey that he mischeviously snared in the kitchen, he hugs the love of his life and bids a very pleasant greeting to Sarah, the friend.

Bill tosses down the ball and hurries to the car to retieve the girl’s bags. As he heads back up the sidewalk he notices a rainbow sticker on the friend’s overnight bag. Then he looks up to see daughter and friend heading toward the front entrance hand in hand. Hmmmmm!

Oh well, not all Thanksgivings can be tranquil and quiescent. Then, Bill wakes in a cold sweat and is greatly relieved. It was all just a nightmare. No Coming Out Day for Bill O., not just yet!


TOPICS: Activism/Chapters; Constitution/Conservatism; Culture/Society; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: comingout; homosexuality; oreilly
A reaction to Bill and his interview yesterday on the radio with Newt's daughter on "Coming Out Day".
1 posted on 10/11/2002 4:01:35 AM PDT by ChasingFletch
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To: ChasingFletch
I missed it, did he say he was going to post the interview on the website?
2 posted on 10/11/2002 4:05:08 AM PDT by RepubMommy
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To: ChasingFletch
I missed it, did he say he was going to post the interview on the website?
3 posted on 10/11/2002 4:05:42 AM PDT by RepubMommy
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Is this really about your coming out? Does fictionally tweaking straight shooters like O'Reilly turn you on?
4 posted on 10/11/2002 4:08:18 AM PDT by dennisw
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To: ChasingFletch
I didn't hear the show, but Newt's sister Candice is gay, not his daughter.
5 posted on 10/11/2002 4:08:54 AM PDT by tommyboy
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This thread has been locked. Posted here.
6 posted on 10/11/2002 4:11:11 AM PDT by Admin Moderator
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