We should start a pool where we try to guess what right-wing pundit is going to be the first to be caught doing something really repulsive.

The obvious choice is Rush Limbaugh, for when someone finally asks "So what does he do on those Costa Rica vacations anyway?", but Hannity's a good pick.

I got my eye on Glenn Beck too. I bet that guy's into shiat that would make you lose your lunch.

a lawsuit, eh, sean? still in favor of tort reform?

jake_lex: We should start a pool where we try to guess what right-wing pundit is going to be the first to be caught doing something really repulsive.

The obvious choice is Rush Limbaugh

He's already covered...doctor shopping/sending your maid to hook up with drug dealers pretty much qualifies for "really repulsive" in my book.

"We attempted to contact them, but it has been absolute radio silence"

Maybe they should try using a telephone.

FlashHarry: a lawsuit, eh, sean? still in favor of tort reform?

Someone needs to call his radio show and pose this question to him personally.

Everyone hates lawyers until they need one.

FlashHarry: a lawsuit, eh, sean? still in favor of tort reform?

This would appear to be a contract suit.

jake_lex: The obvious choice is Rush Limbaugh, for when someone finally asks "So what does he do on those Costa Rica vacations anyway?", but Hannity's a good pick.

What *does* Rush do in Costa Rica anyway? I have a Lovecraftian-esque desire to know just how far it all goes....

On a somewhat related note, after listening to Rush's act last week I'm wondering if he's back to snorting Oxycotin. Not that it's necessarily a bad thing. IMHO Limbaugh did his best work while high as a kite. I just wish someone would drug test him so we'd know for sure what he was up to these days.

At least now he has an excuse to act like such a miserable bastard.

golf claps for punmitter.

So you're trying to tell me that Sean Hannity isn't a financial genius?

Weaver95: jake_lex: The obvious choice is Rush Limbaugh, for when someone finally asks "So what does he do on those Costa Rica vacations anyway?", but Hannity's a good pick.

What *does* Rush do in Costa Rica anyway? I have a Lovecraftian-esque desire to know just how far it all goes....

On a somewhat related note, after listening to Rush's act last week I'm wondering if he's back to snorting Oxycotin. Not that it's necessarily a bad thing. IMHO Limbaugh did his best work while high as a kite. I just wish someone would drug test him so we'd know for sure what he was up to these days.

Um... is it beyond the bounds of possibility that someone could just find out when he's going there next, and arrange to be there at the same time and trail him to see where he goes?

You know what they say...a douchebag and his money are soon parted.

FlashHarry: a lawsuit, eh, sean? still in favor of tort reform?


I that would not affect this suit in the slightest.


/tort reform FTW!

I'm sure this is Hillary Clinton's fault somehow.

Are you telling me that he actually believed the far right wing extremist rhetoric that the economy was doing just dandy? Wow.

So he's an attorney now? That's cool

/Reeve, Reeves, bite me.

Flying Lasagna Monster: You know what they say...a douchebag and his money are soon parted.

Then how do you explain Rupert Murdoch?

General Zang: Um... is it beyond the bounds of possibility that someone could just find out when he's going there next, and arrange to be there at the same time and trail him to see where he goes?

If someone would pay me to do it, I'd run it down.

its about time HandBoy gets that giant American Red white and blue Cock up his arse. he's been farkin' Americans who listen to his corporate propaganda. the way he talks, it sounds like he has his tongue up some crony capitalist banker's asss.

HAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!! fark you sean HandBoy! enjoy your loss. i know i will.

And yes, Tort Reform still IS needed!

TORT (n) Law: Damage, injury, or a wrongful act done willfully, negligently, or in circumstances involving strict liability, but not involving breach of contract, for which a civil suit can be brought.

i.e. - If I place an ad in USA Today that says "FlashHarry is a dumb idiot for thinking this is a tort case", then you could try to win damages for defamation under tort law.

/Of course, you winning would be hard because who reads newspapers anymore?

No doubt it's the liberals fault somehow. Let me guess, this wouldn't have been an issue, if it hadn't been for all the regulation.

FlashHarry: a lawsuit, eh, sean? still in favor of tort reform?

To be fair, this seems to be a breach of contract suit, not a tort.

But the equally obnoxious talk radio buzzword "frivolous lawsuit" likely does apply. The suit is apparently against an LLC, and the LLC's members. The latter almost certainly have no personal liability. Waste of valuable resources, eh, Mr. Hannity?

ParadigmLeftShift: No doubt it's the liberals fault somehow. Let me guess, this wouldn't have been an issue, if it hadn't been for all the regulation.

no one like lie and distort like that fark Hannity. what a piece of real genuine dung.

Adam Smith's Invisible Hand?

It's fisting Sean about right now.


/Schadenfreude: It works, biatches.

El_Dan

It's possible the members have some liability. Depends on a lot of things. They may be able to pierce the veil.

Also, anyone who is for tort reform, please get back to me after an insurance company dicks you around. Tort reform is not for the doctors or anyone else except for the insurance companies.

El_Dan: The suit is apparently against an LLC, and the LLC's members. The latter almost certainly have no personal liability.

I don't know what you bast that on. Members of closely-held corporations and limited liability companies are often guarantors of loans. Anyone who doesn't require a personal guaranty from the owners of a small business is a damn idiot.

FreshCliches: Adam Smith's Invisible Hand?

It's fisting Sean about right now.

More likely, the invisible hand is fisting the developers who borrowed money from Hannity and others, didn't build, stopped making payments, stopped returning phone calls, and are getting sued.

kronicfeld: El_Dan: The suit is apparently against an LLC, and the LLC's members. The latter almost certainly have no personal liability.

I don't know what you bast that on. Members of closely-held corporations and limited liability companies are often guarantors of loans. Anyone who doesn't require a personal guaranty from the owners of a small business is a damn idiot.

look around - I don't see *anyone* pulling any smart moves in this economy. in fact, I think about 90% of the financial market(s) in this country went stupid about 10 years ago. Or greed/corrupt. either way, it's a terrible market right now. I honestly don't know who to trust anymore.

thenateman: More likely, the invisible hand is fisting the developers who borrowed money from Hannity and others,

Nope, no doubt they already pissed away the money. Hannity et al might get 10 cents on the dollar when it is all done.

Anytime anything bad happens to Sean Hannity, the world becomes just a little bit better.

Taking pleasure in the pain of others ALWAYS comes back to bite you in the ass.

/that's not a " religious " thing....

Oh God, not another FRIVOLOUS LAWSUIT. FRIVOLOUS LAWSUITS ARE RUINING AMERICA!!! Why do LIBTARDS hate our FREEDOMS?

Moridion: Also, anyone who is for tort reform, please get back to me after an insurance company dicks you around. Tort reform is not for the doctors or anyone else except for the insurance companies.

Depends on the form of tort reform. Non-Economic damages caps like California's MICRA? No, those don't help as much as reformers think.

Other tort reforms do work. For instance, limiting attorney's who negotiate class actions to receive only payment in kind does have a great deal of merit. (i.e. if a lawyer sues Toshiba on behalf of all its laptop buyers and settles for $100 million in coupons, the lawyer would not be paid $30-$40 million in cash as payment)

Weaver95: I honestly don't know who to trust anymore.

Well, of course you can trust me!

I have put together a booklet of trustworthy Companies and Organizations that list everything from real estate companies, to stock brokers / money managers, to non-profits that you can 100% trust - guaranteed! Just send me $19.95 plus $8.50 for shipping via Paypal and you can feel safe!

/Allow 6-8 weeks for delivery
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tnpir Quote 2008-12-22 06:01:28 PM
Anytime anything bad happens to Sean Hannity, the world becomes just a little bit better.


That's funny...I was just about to say the same exact thing about you, but I realized that wishing ill on others was really bad karma.

But hey, best of luck to you......

No......seriously....

Linux_Yes: its about time HandBoy gets that giant American Red white and blue Cock up his arse. HAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!! fark you sean HandBoy! enjoy your loss. i know i will.

your post assures me that there will always be job security for therapists and the pharmaceutical industry. wow.

This is chump change for him.

Damn.

I guess that Hanniboy wasn't very CONSERVATIVE in his investment approach. *Put on my sunglasses* ...YEAHHHHHHHH

* cue "Won't get Fooled Again."!

ParadigmLeftShift: No doubt it's the liberals fault somehow. Let me guess, this wouldn't have been an issue, if it hadn't been for all the regulation.

The stinky liberals couldn't get yet more massive loans to keep the ponzi scheme going, so it IS their fault. Why can't they clean up a little before going to the bank to apply for a home loan?

maybe he'll have to cut back to just one letter

He doesn't look like he's been missing any meals, so apparently he's not hurting for money. Yet.

Might as well do one for the cheap seats:



/hot like Hannity in a Speedo
//...wait...

save sean hannity

Lionel Mandrake: jake_lex: We should start a pool where we try to guess what right-wing pundit is going to be the first to be caught doing something really repulsive.

The obvious choice is Rush Limbaugh

He's already covered...doctor shopping/sending your maid to hook up with drug dealers pretty much qualifies for "really repulsive" in my book.

That alone didn't terribly bother me. The fact, however, that he did (and still does) call for casual drug users to be locked away, however, takes hypocrisy to a head-spinning level.

libbynomore2: Taking pleasure in the pain of others ALWAYS comes back to bite you in the ass.

Mmm, no... no. I don't believe it does, actually.

So he is as dumb as he looks then? Glad that is confirmed.

/Personal responsibility Sean, maybe you should look into it.

WFern: That alone didn't terribly bother me. The fact, however, that he did (and still does) call for casual drug users to be locked away, however, takes hypocrisy to a head-spinning level.

I wonder if he takes a stance on pedo sex tourists who fly to the Dominican Republic to violate the asses of the local pre-teen boys.

I am thinking no.

Isn't this just the free market at work?