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But at 120 minutes, this show is a cosmic landfill, and that's before Rush Limbaugh is heaved into the rubbish.
Limbaugh is an after-the-fact, know-it-all expert. Actually, he has a history of ignoring the facts, or changing them. In Week 2, for instance, Limbaugh intoned, "We spend way too much time talking about
Martz and way too much time talking about the Rams. They've never been to the Super Bowl with Martz."
Uh, they have.
I'm not saying Limbaugh doesn't create a commotion with his "challenges." He does -- much the same way there'd be a commotion if the village idiot ran into the middle of the town square and shouted, "The Russians are coming! The Russians are coming!"
(I do find it curious where Limbaugh is situated on the pregame. You know when you go to Thanksgiving dinner and there's not enough room at the main table so they put the kids and distant relatives at the little table? They've got Rush at the little table!)
Meanwhile, if Limbaugh's weekly "Sunday Rush" commentary were any more pedestrian, he'd have to deliver it from a crosswalk.<snip>
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