"Best Of" on the radio!

"Best Of" on the radio!

Dave Castorini, youth minister, joined Phil to explain his support for Governor Chris Christie of New Jersey vetoing gay marriage. Reverand Castorini said that if gay marriage is passed then it becomes legitimate in the eyes of straight men and is "another option." In his own life the Reverand already had 'straight-style sex with a he-she" because he was far away from his "female congregates" and didn't know what else to do. For Reverand Castorini, a valid option. With Charlie Lefountaine and Jerry Giles.

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.

"Best Of" on the radio!

"Best Of" on the radio!

"Best Of" on the radio!

Bobbie and Steve Dooley lost a domestic when the woman's sister was arrested for not having a valid drivgers license while they were riding to work one morning. That got Boby and Steve to thinking: Why doesn't the valid ID card both women had work as a drivers license too. After all, Americans have drivers licenses and they don't drive much better than Mexicans. Plus, Steve's big barbecue was called off because "Veronica" wasn't there to peel onions.