intelligence. struck by, to be honest, his intelligence. i struck by, to be honest, 713 intelligence. i said before struck by, to be honest, “i 3 intelligence. i said before how it is amazing that i worked full time on these issues and he still surprised me with a comment or a reference he has just read and it is quite extraordinary how he manages to do that. similarly, he might go into a room where there is a reception of 100 people and has been giving biographies of people in advance and when he goes around the room, he will still know something about each of the people in their and be able to strike up conversation about something that is unique to that individual. he is really pretty sharp in a number of ways, but the key thing isjust really pretty sharp in a number of ways, but the key thing is just his passion and authenticity for this kind of range of sustainability and caring about the environment and, actually, behind that, his concern for people because it is very much d
was the anarchist s cookbook and a pop up version of mein mein kampf. gutfeld: i don t even know what that means. it s gonna keep me me out of trouble i think. i only went to the library cat because i would go to the health area, that s where they had pictures of naked people. he always knew in the health area they would have the medical sketches and stuff. that s how i learned the birds and the bees. and i learned about dermatological problems that way too. before i guess. if you read about what s in the library, wait till you hear about the internet. i don t understand why it s such a big deal. your kids, if they re telling you about something in the library, or not at the library. nobody hangs out in the library except vagrants.
i m breaking up with him tonight. these shows changed the way that we think about sexuality. for god s sake, ellen, tell them you re gay! you re talking about gay rights. you re talking about women s rights. gender diversity. dismantling the patriarchy. you know, sexual revolution. so, i m officially out of men to [bleep]. i have to get married or move. but if you can make them laugh, then maybe we ll watch it again. anything and everything. let s get our sex talk on! oh, mom covered it all pretty good. yeah, maybe about the birds and the bees, but i m your daddy, son, and i m here to keep it 100, alright, despite the fact that your mother thinks that i m uptight. cray-cray, right? sitcoms are a great place to talk about taboo, awkward subjects like sex because it s
half older than mika oh, my god. if she did not want to get pregnant up why did she have sex? my sister looks at me really funny. oh, my god, i think i just send the wrong thing. two days later, my dad has the talk with me. it is hard to explain the birds and the bees and in my case as a parent, my kids taught me. they grew up very fast. they taught me everything. greg: exactly. cap, my mom to this day, i can t get the description out of my head. my mob got so graphic she told me exactly where i came from. i mean, i m not joking. and i remember going to what? how old were you? greg: 30. [laughter] my mom told me don t do it
letter to the editor and you felt like everyone got a fair shake. that s not the way it is anymore. the only letters that get published are the ones they want to public. greg: who s the worst person in the community the person who writes letters to the editor always the same person. it is alike ann of kutztown pennsylvania talking about there are ducks in her yard. i loved those. michele: those were fun but they don t exist anymore instead like you said we re all getting lectured and people are going to say i m no longer subscribing to the newspaper. apparently they re getting calls, we re cancelling the papers i m tired of getting lectured follow the money. greg: i love you would have letters to the editor, far side cartoon and then dear abby or ask beth, remember ask beth? that was a really that was where you learned about the birds and the bees, right? if you wear two pairs of underwear, blah blah blah. jim: yeah, one on my body and