> Is Rupert Murdoch a Catholic? It's been wall to wall on
> Fox every time I turn it on (admittedly not often). I'm
> surprised they haven't devised some way to cover his
> visits to the bathroom. (Does the Pope sh*t in the
> woods?).
>
>
> Worse yet is the fawning tone of the coverage. One studio
> anchor commented to a stringer about 'how lucky' she was
> to actually get cover todays events directly...and how she
> wished she could be there.
>
> Yeah, I know. I could just turn it off; but you
> know--train wrecks and all that....
>
> That said, I wonder if this could work against Faux's
> market share? I mean Catholics are not among the favorite
> subjects of some of their demographic. ...

> Is Rupert Murdoch a Catholic? It's been wall to wall on Fox every time
> I turn it on (admittedly not often). I'm surprised they haven't
> devised some way to cover his visits to the bathroom. (Does the Pope
> sh*t in the woods?).
>
>
> Worse yet is the fawning tone of the coverage. One studio anchor
> commented to a stringer about 'how lucky' she was to actually get cover
> todays events directly...and how she wished she could be there.
>
> Yeah, I know. I could just turn it off; but you know--train wrecks and
> all that....
>
> That said, I wonder if this could work against Faux's market share? I
> mean Catholics are not among the favorite subjects of some of their
> demographic.
>
> jak

> "jakdedert" bellsouth.net> wrote in message
> news:IjtOj.53885$vr3.33388@bignews2.bellsouth.net...

>> Is Rupert Murdoch a Catholic? It's been wall to wall on
>> Fox every time I turn it on (admittedly not often). I'm
>> surprised they haven't devised some way to cover his
>> visits to the bathroom. (Does the Pope sh*t in the
>> woods?).
>>
>>
>> Worse yet is the fawning tone of the coverage. One studio
>> anchor commented to a stringer about 'how lucky' she was
>> to actually get cover todays events directly...and how she
>> wished she could be there.
>>
>> Yeah, I know. I could just turn it off; but you
>> know--train wrecks and all that....
>>
>> That said, I wonder if this could work against Faux's
>> market share? I mean Catholics are not among the favorite ...

> Kent Finnell wrote:

>> "jakdedert" bellsouth.net> wrote in message
>> news:IjtOj.53885$vr3.33388@bignews2.bellsouth.net...

>>> Is Rupert Murdoch a Catholic? It's been wall to wall on
>>> Fox every time I turn it on (admittedly not often). I'm
>>> surprised they haven't devised some way to cover his
>>> visits to the bathroom. (Does the Pope sh*t in the
>>> woods?).
>>>
>>>
>>> Worse yet is the fawning tone of the coverage. One
>>> studio anchor commented to a stringer about 'how lucky'
>>> she was to actually get cover todays events
>>> directly...and how she wished she could be there.
>>>
>>> Yeah, I know. I could just turn it off; but you
>>> know--train wrecks and all that....
>>> ...

> Like it or not, jak, a papal visit is a relatively big deal.
> This is Benedict's first visit as Pope and the first papal
> visit since Carter was President. There are a lot of
> Catholics in this country and he'll be gone shortly. Then
> maybe your blood pressure will return to near normal.

> Kent Finnell wrote:
>

>> Like it or not, jak, a papal visit is a relatively big
>> deal. This is Benedict's first visit as Pope and the
>> first papal visit since Carter was President. There are
>> a lot of Catholics in this country and he'll be gone
>> shortly. Then maybe your blood pressure will return to
>> near normal.

>
> You seem to be more excited about my comment than I,
> Master Kent. I presented a conundrum. You've turned it
> into something...else. What, I'm not sure, but you seem
> pretty worked up about it.

> Kent Finnell wrote:

>> "jakdedert" bellsouth.net> wrote in message
>>news:IjtOj.53885$vr3.33388@bignews2.bellsouth.net...

>>> Is Rupert Murdoch a Catholic? It's been wall to wall on
>>> Fox every time I turn it on (admittedly not often). I'm
>>> surprised they haven't devised some way to cover his
>>> visits to the bathroom. (Does the Pope sh*t in the
>>> woods?).

>

>>> Worse yet is the fawning tone of the coverage. One studio
>>> anchor commented to a stringer about 'how lucky' she was
>>> to actually get cover todays events directly...and how she
>>> wished she could be there.

>

>>> Yeah, I know. I could just turn it off; but you
>>> know--train wrecks and all that....

>

>>> That said, I wonder if this could work against Faux's
>>> market share? I mean Catholics are not among the favorite ...