Mariellen (would someone please confirm the spelling of this name?) Burns and Ellen O'Brien were on from 10 to 1:40 today with some guy whose name I never really caught (sorry - he's from the Globe).
Didn't listen to the whole show, but caught a couple of things...
1) Mariellen said she's for death penalty for cop killers,
Ellen sez that's another topic,
Mariellen sez, what, you're not for the death penalty for cop killers,
Ellen sez, I'm against the death penalty, Mariellen, so you're going to have to take off one of your high heels and put it through my eye before......
- WOW - integrating death penalty and high-heeled shoes, two topics near and dear to my heart. None of the boys do that!
2) Ellen's story about the very special picture that appeared on her cellphone while it was lost at the Brookline movie theater filled with Birkenstock-wearing, herbal-tea drinking liberrals was hilarious.
This was fun and I enjoyed the debate.
The conversation about people with guns in the 'inner city' would have been more interesting if either one of them had personal experiences in the neighborhoods they were talking about - stories about people they know, people they've spent time with, kids who are in gangs, kids who have avoided getting in gangs.
Overall, a refreshing change from same-ole, same-ole white conservative irish/italian/jewish/un-aligned guys.
Didn't listen to the whole show, but caught a couple of things...
1) Mariellen said she's for death penalty for cop killers,
Ellen sez that's another topic,
Mariellen sez, what, you're not for the death penalty for cop killers,
Ellen sez, I'm against the death penalty, Mariellen, so you're going to have to take off one of your high heels and put it through my eye before......
- WOW - integrating death penalty and high-heeled shoes, two topics near and dear to my heart. None of the boys do that!
2) Ellen's story about the very special picture that appeared on her cellphone while it was lost at the Brookline movie theater filled with Birkenstock-wearing, herbal-tea drinking liberrals was hilarious.
This was fun and I enjoyed the debate.
The conversation about people with guns in the 'inner city' would have been more interesting if either one of them had personal experiences in the neighborhoods they were talking about - stories about people they know, people they've spent time with, kids who are in gangs, kids who have avoided getting in gangs.
Overall, a refreshing change from same-ole, same-ole white conservative irish/italian/jewish/un-aligned guys.