November 14, 2012 Exactly fifty percent of the Gary and Julie Morning Show has read the E.L. James novel "Fifty Shades of Grey" and it was the same fifty percent that knows the difference between the colors lavender and mauve. The other fifty percent is Gary.
This morning we mentioned the story of a mother who sat her children down to watch Lilo & Stitch, a movie she recorded on her Dish Network DVR. The cartoon was very unexpectedly interrupted with 6 minutes of some pretty raunchy adult only broadcasting. This brought us in a round about way to the question: have you ever been in a similar awkward situation?
Hey it's Gary. Had to have "The Talk" with my youngest son, Colt, last night. He's only 10 and it was kind of weird. It was the last time I'll have to do that.
Despite a call from activist groups, the Boy Scouts of America has decided to keep its controversial policy of not allowing gays to be scouts or scout leaders.
This morning we have been talking about the recent study that concludes 30% of teens have "sexted". We were shocked to hear such a high number of children were involved in this risky activity. More importantly, we are searching for solutions and we have received a few great ideas so far.
In Illinois, it is not that uncommon to see a couple of boobs out on the golf course – but seeing four of them is extremely rare.
Alan Petrusson wanted sex, but instead of begging like the rest of us, he tied himself naked and blindfolded to a tree in a park in Ramsey, Minnesota and waited for the sex to come to him. Brilliant. Why didn’t we think of that?!?
Back in early February, we told you about 10 crazy sex laws that actually exist. In that piece of journalistic excellence, we examined just where you CAN’T get away with porking fat animals, drinking, shooting your gun, or swearing while between the sheets. Crazy sex laws are fun for everyone, except people caught in the act.
Despite some studies that have shown the ineffectiveness of abstinence-only education for teenagers, several states and even the federal government have doubled down their stance on the controversial sex-ed program.
Tennessee has taken the idea one step further.
Their video says it best. “Are you attractive, but don’t have the money to travel?” How many of us have wrestled with this issue? Well, our prayers our answered (PRAISE TRAVEL JESUS!) because MissTravel.com connects generous male travelers who “hate to travel alone” with attractive companions who are willing to go on free trips.
Chock this up to our simple minds: Guys apparently believe chicks wear red because they are looking to score.
