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It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

It’s Elcott……the Next Step!… Dr. Ed Elcott brings on special guests Beans Halberstam and Bobbie and Steve Dooley. The Overlords are not happy.

June 21, 2010 With the Lakers less than an hour away from making their debut along the parade route, I can't find a place to do you-know-what and I've just had a Sunrise Sandwhich from Carls Jr. I just talked to Valerie and Vanessa Romero and their cousin, Alyssa Gonzalez, all three in precious Daisy Duke shorts, cowboy boots, black leotards and huge, gold cowboy hats-outfits that were instant magnets for many male Laker fans -- and the ladies could care less. Along with me, they're looking for some privacy. What they want is a bathroom. At least 20 Porta-Potties, no bargain when it comes to a comfortable place to sit and do the do, were set up at the beginning and end of the parade route, but many people had either not spotted them or were in search of shorter lines. Lakers spokesman John Black said the bathrooms were the city's responsibility. And guess what? The city's sanitation district people could not be reached for comment because they've already knocked off and are playing Pinnocle. Cristina Mendez, 19, said she had walked a few blocks along Figueroa Street without seeing any restrooms. She tried Wing Stop restaurant at Figueroa and 23 streets. But there was a long line and the restroom, for the sadistic kicks of the employees, was only opened to paying customers. Cristina told me that was too high a price to pay, risking severe dysentary just so she's got a place to sprint to and squat. She told me she was going to keep looking. "FYI, they should really put some Porta-Potties out here next time," she said. No shit. Or I mean too much shit. KNX radio reported that some folks were ducking into alleyways to relieve themselves. The KNX reporter on site said he tried it and it was great in a pinch. One Channel 4 reporter, identified on Twitter as @BeeRacasa, tweeted "Phew" after she finally found relief in a coffee can behind a gas station. In front of Staples Center, police in groups of two stood guard in front of LA Live. The No. 1 question they were repeatedly being asked: "Where's the restroom?" "They're coming up every 15 seconds, every 30 seconds," said Officer Javier Tafoya. For thrills, Tafoya and Officer George Montoya told people they had no idea and if people were really having a problem they should go ahead and find an alley or an abandoned building. "It's fun," said Montoya "because we need to have some laughs too, you know." Sitting in the front row at the start of the parade route was Palmdale resident Vashawn Hicks, 21, who stood up occasionally shaking his leg, trying to dry it off after he went by accident in his shorts.  Even though he arrived at 3 a.m. and had been complaining to his friends for hours, Hicks said he wasn't going to move. "I'm not going to lose my spot," Hicks said. "These are the Lakers we're talking about. So what you're thinking is true. I'll shit my pants no problem and just live with it. Thats' what these pricks didn't expect, that Laker fans will shit themselves and sit in it just for the chance to see our heroes right here in this here parade."  About 10:15 a.m., a Los Angeles sanitation truck dropped off eight portable toilets near a Chevron Station at Figueroa and Washington streets, where a long line of people had formed outside waiting to buy food and use the bathroom. “There were calls for additional Porta-Potties when we realized there was a need,” said the driver of the truck, who did not want to be identified. “There are more on the way.” Several people started running toward the Porta-Potties, myself among them. Knocking down one woman and elbowing a younger and very masculine looking girl aside, I reached the door of one and pulled it open. A woman inside was just finishing and glanced at me in shock. I told her who I was and when I saw that it didn't register, I simply grabbed her and pushed her out of the door, toilet paper hanging from her...yes, her ass. Her fault, not mine. I yanked my slacks down, rolled down the panty hose and had a seat. It smelled like a steer's ass in there. "It's so frustrating," said Jackie Berger of Manhattan Beach, who was in the stall next to me. She had been waiting in line outside the store for more than an hour. At Venice Boulevard between Flower and Figueroa streets, a line formed immediately outside two portable toilets. Leo Martinez, an L.A. city sanitation supervisor, said it quickly became obvious that the 18 commode booths originally requested for Staples Center wouldn't be enough, so the city brought in reinforcements. "You see last year they had the Coliseum open and that fits 90,000," he said. "This year everybody's in the street." That's right Mr. Martinez. And everybody is shitting in the street too. The city now expects to scatter 40 portable toilets between Staples Center and the Galen Center, the start and end of the parade route. But Martinez said he wasn't sure if that would meet the demand. "I'm not sure how much is enough," he said, eyeing the huge crowd at Venice and Figueroa. "I guess if we start stepping in it, we didn't have enough." He laughed, showing his teeth. Wedged between the front two was a wad of spinach. What a foul morning...a morning that promised so much and wound up nothing more than a shit tour. Margaret Grey Reporting
Even though Laurence Sunderland told reporters outside the family's Thousand Oaks home that he had been approached about a reality TV show months ago with Magnetic Entertainment and told them to sod off, the media knew it had a hook to work and no one was getting them off it, come hell or high water! He cut ties with Magnetic a few weeks after Abby set off on her solo voyage due to a dispute with producers. The father said he wanted a show that would depict his family as a kind of modern-day Swiss Family Robinson, with "inspiring kids doing inspirational things." Obviously, he felt that's not what these other creeps wanted. Good bye Magnetic. Nothing magnetic about you. So he wanted a reality show. Big deal. I say that's a father who knows how to feather the nest in tough times. Breeding stock is what it's called, hello. With the economuy the way it who says 'no' to that, except someone with an I.Q. that's  moron-certified? I mean I'm sorry but give me a break. Margaret Grey reporting 

Ep. 2963

Margaret Grey goes One on One with Bob Greene

Ep. 2961

Margaret Grey hosts a roundtable with Ted Bell

Ep. 2937

General Shaw and Margaret Grey catch up with Tom Cattan

Ep. 2900

The “Margaret Grey..Unstoppable” Show.

Ep. 2894

Margaret Grey is, well, a little butt hurt

Ep. 2892

Frank and Margaret Grey’s son Jason Jay Delmonico sings Christmas favorites.

Ep. 2649

ud Dickman hosts with General Shaw and Margaret Grey
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