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Move over Larry Craig! Scandal just got a new best friend: conservative, closeted State Rep. Richard Curtis.
(NOTE: We apologize for getting his political job confused on the show, he’s not a Senator folks. My apologies.)
Joining the ever growing list of hypocritical Republicans who vote against gay rights but just can’t get enough of the man on man sex, last week Washington State Rep. Curtis got into a heap of trouble when a hook-up went horribly wrong and claims to have found himself being extorted by the man he had sex with.
Not one to let Halloween end on Oct. 31, according to The Columbian newspaper, Rep. Curtis loves to spice things up:
“The police report contains an account of how Curtis allegedly donned women’s clothing, red stockings and a black sequined lingerie top before engaging in a sex act at the store. He continued to wear them throughout the night under his clothing.”
Hot!
So what does Cody Castagna, his stud who may have been for hire, have to say about all this?
Castagna said at a press conference Tuesday:
“I feel that, honestly, I’m being wrongly accused and that (Curtis) is using his power to take it off of him and put it on me. He has completely changed what actually happened and turned it around for his favor.”
Marc thinks this is going to fade away, much like the political career of Rep. Curtis and the general public opinion on the Republican party. Cody will probably be offered a lucrative adult film contract which he will turn down and start his own Italian Stallion peek-a-boo website. We think Cody is hot, don’t you? Not $1,000 dollars worth, but maybe a steak dinner and a nice bottle of chianti.
Move over cigarettes! Cancer just got a new best friend: bacon.
This has not been a good week for America’s favorite pork product as a recent World Cancer Research Fund study found that eating red meat, and processed meats like bacon, pastrami and salami (please wait a moment while I drool a little) run the high risk of causing bowel cancer. What’s really torturous about the news article is the way they used THE most delicious image of bacon to torture the reader. Not surprisingly, a bogus meat lobby group, American Meat Institute calls the study hogwash.
Why does bacon need a lobby? If scientists said eating bacon causes immediate and violent death, they would still have to take bacon away from American’s cold dead hands.
Move over Jesus! There is a God just for gay people and he lives in Taiwan. His name is Ta Yeh and he’s out of the closet.
Taoist gays living in Taiwan are now turning to the Rabbit God “Ta Yeh,” once a gay guy who got killed for cruising a ruling official in 18th-century China in the bathroom. The greater gods took pity on him and named him the rabbit god. Because he’s not too popular of a deity, people worship him hoping the Rabbit God will have more time to listen to their prayers and deliver the man of their dreams. He’s like the ugly girl at the prom who will put out at the end of the night because she’s starved for attention.
Suck it Jesus, “Ta Yeh” is my new God!
Join Marc Felion and me, Fausto Fernós as we talk about skanky but hot celebrities, glow-in-the-dark shrimp and setting up a plastic Christmas tree. There are only 51 days left till Christmas. We’re looking for some skanky indie Holiday themed songs to play on the show in December, any ideas?
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Neezil says:
November 5, 2007 at 05:11Thanks for the shout out. You guys are more than welcome should you ever want to come to Taiwan.
Regarding the rabbit temple article in the Taipei Times: a gay writer from the States wrote into the editorial section a few days later complaining that the rabbit god belittles gays because it marginalizes them.
I disagree with that. I just think it’s good fun. It’s just something people here can embrace and have fun with, or take seriously if they are of a religious bent.
The burning money thing here drives me crazy. On burning days the pollution gets really bad. Picture hundreds of thousands of people and businesses burning money on the street. This happens once or twice a month, and even more often during ghost month when the ghosts need to be appeased so they don’t cause trouble for people. Ghost month means black skies and air filter masks.