I Like Dirt...
That’s why they called me Dirty Burt.. a long time ago…
Dirt is good. Dirt is earthy..it feels good to walk on..better than a sidewalk….dirt grows grass and flowers and food…concrete grows houses, litter and crime. Too much concrete beneath your feet makes you fat and stupid..so get out there and run on some dirt..
Big Dirt: It must be lonely at the bottom. The ethically challenged News-Press is spending time looking for ethics lapses in other media..maybe to feel less lonely. Travis hides behind Wendy's million dollar dress to take potshots at locals, trying to pull them into his little hole. It is not working Travis...you look like an idiot..even more than before. The News-Press management can't preach ethics if it has none!
instead of looking for dirt on others, the News-Press needs to clean up its own act...
hey...what's ol' News-Press pal Frank Hotchkiss doing driving around Santa Barbara in an old black Porsche with NO FRONT LICENSE PLATES..and this guy wants to be on the city council?
Hotchkiss..Obey the Law
And don’t forget Wendy cheerleader and chickenhawk..
..Ms. Dr. Laura…
why can't she practice what she preaches??
"Dr. Laura doesn't believe in divorce, pre- or extramarital sex, or writing off one's family members, and yet she has done every one of those things: She became estranged from her father, mother, and younger sister. She dumped the nice Jewish orthodontist she married and never mentions. She engaged in an enthusiastic affair with Los Angeles radio legend Bill Ballance (who speaks very candidly with Bane), who helped her get into radio. Dr. Laura lured her current husband, Lew Bishop, away from his wife and three children, had her tubal ligation reversed in order to conceive out of wedlock. Eventually she and Bishop married and produced a child as goopily extolled (and, to my mind, as exploited) as Kathie Lee Gifford's kids Cody and Cassidy. Child of a Jewish father and Catholic mother, Dr. Laura converted to Orthodox Judaism, a choice that she uses as a bludgeon to people that she perceives as less "committed" to her brand of situational morality."