Tonight Don Micksa claimed that living with a 17 year old student wasn't a problem because she's a "college student" and besides bringing up that sorry state of affairs was a way fopr his detractors to keep the focus off "what a doucjhebag Ron Paul is..." Margaret Grey complained that Jason Jay Delmonico was robbed of the support and admiration of his classmates prior to a big audition by a mother who wanted her daughters cancer announced to the class and faculty. Said Margaret: "I almsot died giving birth to him and now he's in his bedroom throwing a knife at the floor and telling me to go to the devil."

On a night when the phone system in Medford, Oregon went down the Phil Hendrie show none the less pressed ahead (albeit for 2 hours instead of three) David Hall joined Phil, Bud and Robert to listen to Casey Anthony's Vlog and Dr. Ron Tarner came on the show to respond to an article about Stephen Hawking and his stating that "women are still a mystery" to him. Dr. Tarner: "Stephen Hawking is the first man in history to successfully leverage Lou Gehrig's Disease into getting laid." Dr. Tarner wound up hanging up on Phil twice.

General Gaylen Shaw and Bobbie Dooley both argued for the "skunk rule," a rule that would require college football games to end at the half if one team was beating the other by 30 points or more...(click for the Orange Bowl, West Virginia 70, Clemson 33) For General Shaw it's a matter of good mental health...players that are forced to endure another half of a beating at the hands of a superior team will have mental health issues: bowel problems and sleeplessness not to mention trouble paying back their student loans.

Larry Grover from Conservatives of Kern County joined Phil to discuss his stopping a Nativity service at Marchmont Baptist Church in Culver City to tell the congregation "it was not a Merry Christmas or a Happy New Year because of what Obama's done." Mavis Leonard joined the program. She was there that morning and remembers Larry as wearing "a short sleeve white shirt, striped tie and seer-sucker red-sstriped pants." As Larry walked out she "lit it up," or flipped him off.

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