"Phil discussed the passing of Sheriff John Rovick, a childrens show host in Los Angeles during the fifties and sixties. Margaret sang Sheriff John's 'Birthday Song' but gave it a scat feel that bugged Phil... 'I gave it the Cab Callaway. Big deal,' said Margaret." Show Log For Friday October 12, 2012Phil talked about Godzilla tonight, or as Margaret called him, "God-zura or God-zeeya." It was her opinion and Buds as well that Phil creating a photo of a giant baby sitting in downtown Tokyo would be traumatic for the Japanese people to see... Phil discussed the passing of Sheriff John Rovick, a childrens show host in Los Angeles during the fifties and sixties. Margaret then tried to sing Sheriff John's "Birthday Song" but gave it a scat feel that bugged Phil... "I gave it the Cab Callaway. Big deal," said Margaret. Herb Sewell joined the show to discuss Taliban death threats against a fourteen year old girl in Pakistan and the fact that "Phil's big mouth could get him into hot water too."  Phil took a lot of heat tonight from Margaret and Bud. As he fractured his grammar at one point by saying "He don't know" Margaret remarked "Phil, you talk like you use the pages of a catalogue to wipe with. My God."Mavis uses Harry Potter pages as "ass-wipe." Speaking of wiping, Mavis Leonard expressed her disdain for the Harry Potter books saying she's torn all the pages out of those books and folded them neatly into a "stack of ass-wipes on the toilet tank. Real handy."

Margaret Grey, whose column 'A Little Bird Told Me' appears in some 150 newspapers nationally, commented on the coverage of Whitney Houstons death, calling it sexist and defamatory. "Women are chained to a cinderblock of sexual submission and the minute they want to go out and grind their (whispered) asses into a man's crotch on the dance floor they're called 'crack 'ho's.' Then Margaret gave out one of her patented belches                                                  Filth