[bachfan]

I worked at the Leesburg hospital when I first moved here and people would say that to me all the time. I would tell them while I have never seen a STD running wild in TV, I admitted that we did have a lot of AIDS in TV. Hearing Aids, Band-aids, Rolaids.

[Polar Bear]

Originally Posted by Xavier

How do you suppose that Fox News can, without fail, find all those morons? That has to take a certain amount of skill. I guess it's best that they are all in one place...

All in one place? You mean Fox News and MSNBC share the same studios??

[keithwand]

STD.
Pure marketing hype. We are an active community; right?

[Golfingnut]

Originally Posted by Polar Bear

All in one place? You mean Fox News and MSNBC share the same studios??

That would be appropriate since neither one know anything about facts.

[ricthemic]

Originally Posted by chachacha

i am a big fan of sean's and his joking about a well known rumor will not affect my opinion in the least...and by word of a local doctor, the rumor is far from untrue!

Please clarify. If the doctor said "the rumor is FAR from untrue" doesn't that mean it is close to true.

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by 2BNTV

NOT MUCH!!!!

Sean Hannity was not practicing responsible journalism with his remarks. He should get his facts straight, before he makes comments about them. The original article stated, STD was on the rise in TV. What it failed to mention, it was on the rise all over the U.S.

TV doesn't have a STD problem, but it does have a drinking problem.

Facts? That is an unknown commodity on Fox News.

[OCsun]

Originally Posted by Golfingnut

That would be appropriate since neither one know anything about facts.

End of story!!!

[Moderator]

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