Bill O'Reilly can't satisfy his wife v. typical angry conservative

[imjus2blac]

I have no idea what's going on or who's arguing what. I just opened this page and saw that. Made me laugh.

 

[Sweet Sandy GirL]

It is a victory for you when a Conservative gets a divorce yes or no?

 

[Gaga_Gurl]

I love you simian.

 

[scorpion71166]

[No message]

 

[Adito]

DepenRAB on whether that conservative uses large donations to illicitly buy enough influence to begin a dubious Internal Affairs investigation against a clean cop during this breakup.

 

[br&on]

Which breakup?

 

[Chris80]

why do computer programmers get halloween and christmas mixed up?

 

[Tiffany Baby]

THIS ONE!

 

[ramonesfan05]

Grammar Nazi's have arrived to detain some antecedents

 

[SolidStateLogic]

because dec 25 = oct 31 LOL!!

 

[baree33090]

ugh

 

[Yuan Hung Low]

Your mother's an antecedent.

 

[Iria]

My girlfriend told me that one. I thought it was so stupid but also hilarious.

 

[Mazbomb]

[No message]

 

[•♦J♦•]

Is this something you aspire to?

 

[Kennith C]

^^


I didn't even notice the name of the guy who posted "can't explain that"

 

[TallGlass]

[No message]

 

[xSHROOMZx]

@ huntz0r's retarded "There's no way for people to buy influence!"

 

[Summmer.]

DepenRAB on the pussy

 

[YungMoney]

Did I say that? No, I did not.

I'm just wondering why you seem to accept as perfectly natural that police are giving special favors to a guy in hopes they will donate to the police non-profit. Which is the most the article alleges -- not that O'Reilly for his part offered to make a donation if they catered to him, but that the police catered to him because they hoped it would sway him to make a donation. Or perhaps just that Da Commish was pulling strings to help O'Reilly because they he knew him personally.

Nothing in the article, however, backs up their claim that Bill O was "treating his local police department like a private security force".