solid and boring

i have come to find the conservative radio talkshow hosts to be a boring and whining ilk…particularly rush limbaugh and mark belling.   ever since the election there has been nothing but sniveling and whining and impatience and gross stereotyping displayed by these folk.  i used to find it fascinating to listing to mark belling if only because i admired the way in which he constructed his arguments.  though i continuously found him to be pompous and prone to not listening and easily given to cutting off any caller with a conflicting viewpoint, lately i have continously found him to be boring and skewed toward exceedingly gross misrepresentation and prejudicial stereotyping such that his typically well-crafted arguments are lame, repetitive, lacking creativity and candor, and wholly bent on the sole purpose of complaining about the current administration regardless of the circumstance and/or cause and/or outlook and/or values.  what a bore.

and mark…just so you know…the concept of global warming does not mean temperatures are only rising.  don’t be obtuse.  the concept of global warming means the weather patterns will become more extreme.

and mark…i do want to thank you…your incessant bellyaching (or should i call it bellingaching) has given me motivation to go back to my excellent audiobook collection on “how to listen to and understand gread music”.  listening to the series has once again been incredibly fascinating and enlightening and inspiring.

conservative radio talkshow hosts have inspired me to believe that ‘life always finds a way’.

and, thankfully, the hot air emitted from the mouths of the likes of rush and mark has limited impact on global warming…i would not be ever inclined to give them that much credit.