Some of you may have seen my recent split-screen appearance on The View, as it has been replayed ad nauseum on various TV shows. To put it bluntly, this was not a moment I was proud of. I had intended to be a mediator, a peacemaker between Rosie O'Donnell and Elisabeth Hasselbeck. But the venom in the studio got the better of me, and I entered the fray. As the religious thinker Confucious once said, "A catfight is no place for a dog." And he was right. I regret some of the statements I barked and some of the, er, gestures I made. And although I accept full responsibility for my actions, I suspect that they were not entirely my own. That's right, Barbara Walters, I am putting you on notice. If I am able to prove that you put some kind of mind-altering, anger-inducing substance in the on-set water bowls, you will be hearing from my attorneys.
Ayatollah, Be not concerned about your actions. The evil on that program is more than any single spiritual one could handle. If there is a next time, take ARF, your followers and me!!! Rabbi Jake
5 comments:
Mugsy,
Were you giving Elisabeth the finger?
I can't stand her - she has no logic and is such a hater!
Pugs don't have fingers, silly.
Ahhh you were giving ther the middle digit of your paw?
Sorry, I always think of pugs as if they are humans :)
Ayatollah, Be not concerned about your actions. The evil on that program is more than any single spiritual one could handle. If there is a next time, take ARF, your followers and me!!! Rabbi Jake
If ever there was a voice of reason in the sea of the split-screen, I knew it would be you oh Great one.
Love,
Bogart
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