Originally posted by: conjur
Surprised he didn't turn himself in and face charges like he expected everyone else who had done the same to do.
Damn hypocrit.<sic>
Originally posted by: TommyVercetti
More God fearing Republicans like Rush is what this country needs. Hurrah for Rush, you God's warrior you.
Originally posted by: Amused
To be fair, Rush became addicted through medical needs, not recreational. There IS a difference in the responsibility factor there.
Shhh you'll give him a swelled head..wait that would be redundant.Originally posted by: TommyVercetti
More God fearing Republicans like Rush is what this country needs. Hurrah for Rush, you God's warrior you.
Originally posted by: Ameesh
Originally posted by: Amused
To be fair, Rush became addicted through medical needs, not recreational. There IS a difference in the responsibility factor there.
give me a break dittohead
A regular listener who thinks he's one of God's WarriorsOriginally posted by: TommyVercetti
Originally posted by: Ameesh
Originally posted by: Amused
To be fair, Rush became addicted through medical needs, not recreational. There IS a difference in the responsibility factor there.
give me a break dittohead
What's a dittohead?
That's what his fans call themselvesOriginally posted by: CraigRT
haha...... dittohead
Originally posted by: Ameesh
Originally posted by: Amused
To be fair, Rush became addicted through medical needs, not recreational. There IS a difference in the responsibility factor there.
give me a break dittohead
That's what his fans call themselvesOriginally posted by: CraigRT
haha...... dittohead
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
That's what his fans call themselvesOriginally posted by: CraigRT
haha...... dittohead![]()
Originally posted by: Amused
To be fair, Rush became addicted through medical needs, not recreational. There IS a difference in the responsibility factor there.
Originally posted by: conjur
Surprised he didn't turn himself in and face charges like he expected everyone else who had done the same to do.
Damn hypocrit.
