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                            Not Funny Tonight the Super Bowl was previewed with Vernon Dozier, Doug Dannger and Steve Bosell. Dannger by the way introduced a new shorthand....instead of "Gay Man and Gay Journalist" it's now simply "Doug Dannger, Gay." It was Dave Oliva talking with General Shaw about a hoax mailing in New York of what turned out to be cornstarch, instead of anthrax... Dave said cornstarch looks a lot like dandruff... 

Ep. 1102

Margaret Grey talks with Doug Dannger about southerners who lisp like Al Gore and Dale Earnhardt Jr.

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Tonight it was Doug Dannger, a gay man and a gay journalist, advocating "gay bunkers" in the event of social collapse and chaos. In these, gay men and lesbians would live to insure their survival. What about progeny (children)? Doug said that the gay men would have to "explain to the lesbians where their duty lie."                         Doug Dannger's bunker design Vernon Dozier, while leading a summer school class in stretching exercises, saw one of his testicles fall out of his "short." (Since they are a "pair of shorts" then one leg of them would be a "short") One of the giorls in class saw this and told her parents. Now Vernon is forced to correct the situation. One solution was a series of alarms: a dive alarm, a gong and a horn playing wa-wa-wa.

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Tonight, Doug Dannger, a Gay man and a Gay journalist, came on the show to discuss Brittney Spears and a lawsuit that accuses her of having sex in front of her kids, among other things. Doug told Phil that if Ms. Spears wanted to have sex in front of her kids there must be a reasonable explanation for it. One woman called to complain that Doug kept telling people he was gay. She had gay friends and they didn't have to say anything. Doug asked her "Then how did you know they were gay? I say it so you'll know. I'm not sneaking around trying to hide it like your hairdresser." In hour two it was Father James McQuarters saying that Christianity had lost the battle to Islam. Because of the "hayseed" image of southern Christians, like Terry Jones and his Koran burning, more and more "quality white men are leaving the Christian church and joining the Muslamics."

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On tonight's show, University of Washington engineering professor Don Micksa tells Phil that by accident, when calling a friend of his, he got on the line with his friends 20 year old daughter, a woman he had seen and admired on campus. Because he has a "Jack Friday-sounding voice" the young lady asked him if he was a cop. Don decided to lie and say he was, a "Faran Benton of the Seattle police." They are 8 months into their relationship now and Faran....I mean....Don wonders if he should tell her who he really is before they sleep together or after. He may be using her, yes, but she may be using him to get some parking tickets fixed. We then brought on the line Doug Dannger of the Orange County Courier. Doug, a "gay man and gay journalist" believes that Whoopi Goldberg walked off The View the other day because Bill O'Reilly provoked her into doing it. O'Reilly, says Doug, hates blacks because he's an Irish-American and Irish-Americans have carried around their resentment of blacks since Civil War days when the Irish didn't want to go to war to free black people. Doug says it's in O'Reilly's DNA to look in the mrror and see himself as a monkey wearing a derby and sipping from a whiskey bottle while Whoopi is "Abe Lincoln's own black woman."

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Tonight we opened with Doug Dannger, Orange County Courier reporter and "gay man and gay journalist." He talked with Phil about the passing of actor James McArthur and the "racism of Hawaii Five-O." As Doug sees it, because the primary Asian group in Hawaii is (or was) Japanese there should have been Japanese actors and Japanese characters on the show, not Chinese as was the case with Kam Fong playing Chin-Ho. The same is true of the current Hawaii Five-O with Koreans playing Polynesians. Doug said the whole audience is complicit in this racism. "This is the same as the entire cast of the Cosbys being replaced with coal-black Cubans and nobody saying anything!" Doug said the reason why people weren't calling right away is because he smoked TV viewers racism out and they were hiding. Father James McQuarters of Belmar Academy joined Phil to get it said about the Maura Kelly column on "gross fat people kissing" on TV and the reaction it created on the set of TV's Mike and Molly and across the country. "Of course it makes us sick to look at fat people kissing....but you don't come out and say it!" Father McQuarters said they hang a sheet in the school gym behind which fat kids can go and dance and hug and do it away from the view of other people. He even works fat kids out by having them do deep knee bends "holding a crucifix, hewn from heavy wood, across their shoulders. It reminds them of what I go through trying to get the fat off their asses. Frankly it also reminds me of what I go through."

Ep. 128

Dr. Jack Keppler a marine biologist spoke with Phil and his panel about a killer whale carcass that washed up on shore in New Zealand. As his train of thought became more bizarre, talking about 'robot whales,' for example, it gradually became clear he was in an assisted living facility and his daughter was there, who claimed the doctor was on board a research vessel when it was struck and sunk by a "giant octopus" off of South America in 1961. Doug Dannger, a gay man and a gay journalist, discussed the coming out last week of NBA player Jason Collins. Dannger said Collins came out "in a crisp and brisk fashion. Some guys waddle out of the closet, others sneak out looking to see if the coast is clear. But Collins coming out was rapid, fresh and brisk."

Ep. 174

Doug Dannger was on to discuss Jim Carrey's latest project, one that did not get off the ground. In the process he discussed Carrey's first, "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective" which Bob Green called in about, claiming it was originally "Ace Ventura: Pet Embalmer" and that his brother, Richard Green, wrote it. Austin Amarca was also on saying Dannger hitting the "gay man and gay journalist" note was getting on his nerves. Later it was Harvey Weirman discussing some legal issues but remembering the mental illness of his wife who used to look at him at dinner and say "It's your move. I'm standing here. It's your move." Dr. Jim Sadler called in to try and talk to Harvey about his issues but was driven from the air.

Ep. 16

Tonight Jay Santos of the Citizens Auxiliary Police talks about safety this summer and how not giving Jay the dates you'll be on vacation could mean your home gets broken into by "Burglar," a new singular denotation of criminals that illegally gain entry to private residences. Don Berman talked with Phil about Antoinette Huff, the brave woman that got a hostage-taker to give himself up in Georgia. Don said that he was involved in something very similar. Only problem is he, Don, was the kidnapper as well as "the victim." Warren Benman, an unfortunate man that fell from a broadcast tower years ago while cleaning the light bulbs, called the show to tell Phil and the crew that he was there the day Don took hostages and was "pistiol-whipped" by Don. Turned out it was a squirt gun but Don was holding a roll of nickels. Doug Dannger thinks they need to cast a real psycho case as Batman because, after all, Bruce Wayne was a solid nut-job. Dannger recommends Tom Sizemore, Owen Wilson, or Haley Joel Osmont because "precocious child actors grow up to be real short with big teeth."

Ep. 77

Doug Dannger and Margaret Grey reviewed "The Fifth Estate" starring Benedict Cumberbatch as Julian Assange, the Wikileaks man. Both of them said that the film may be hurt by the fact there's an actor in it who has the name of a giant rabbit. Dannger also claimed that Cumberbatch said in an interview he'd have a massive job trying to "butch up" Assange's image... Bob Green. David G. Hall and a caller named Gene from Bakersfield talked about a story out of New York concerning a group of motorcyclists that went after the driver of an SUV who appeared to have hit one of the them. Bob said he rides on weekends with three accountants and an attorney and they call themselves the "Road Angels." Green basically said that if you mess with them they'll be forced to "make a statement." Gene, a member of a central California club, said he thought Bob's group should call themselves the "Road Apples" instead.
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