Katie Schwartz

because one trailer baby just isn't enough. I guess if you're going to balance out the double wide, it's best to have two on either side. what I'm having a difficult time accepting is that twitney procreates with hairline. isn't it disgusting enough that she fucks him and probably swallows his jiz? the very idea that his sperm resides inside her body and actually makes a trailer baby is severely nauseating. wait... maybe I shouldn't be disgusted. I think I've just discovered the perfect diet secret!

Martin: More work needed on indecency By Paul J. Gough LAS VEGAS -- FCC Chairman Kevin Martin told broadcasters Tuesday morning that an industrywide effort to get parents to control their children's viewing isn't going to satisfy the commission's efforts on indecency. A day earlier at the National Association of Broadcasters' annual convention here, NAB president David Fehr and former MPAA president Jack Valenti strongly backed a $300 million ad campaign that informs parents about the V-chip and other blocking technology, including program ratings, that exists on their TVs. "I'm not sure that's the complete answer," said Martin, who spoke at a breakfast session before a decidedly cool audience at the Las Vegas Hilton. He said that FCC research found that as much as 40% of the nation's TV sets don't have V-chips or other blocking technology. He pointed out other problems as well, including some programs that aren't rated including live sport...

LAS VEGAS -- FCC chairman Kevin Martin told broadcasters Tuesday that an industrywide effort to get parents to control their children's viewing isn't going to satisfy the commission's efforts on indecency. A day earlier at the National Assn. of Broadcasters' annual convention here, NAB president David Fehr and former MPAA chief Jack Valenti strongly backed a $300 million campaign that informs parents about the V-chip and other blocking technology, including program ratings, that exists on their TVs. "I'm not sure that's the complete answer," said Martin, who spoke at a breakfast session at the Las Vegas Hilton. He said that FCC research found that as much as 40% of the nation's TV sets don't have V-chips or other blocking technology. yes, the bush regime so wise, so all knowing, they know what's best for america's young minds . that's the spirit! eliminate responsibility from parents and let the government make decisions about what...