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Dr. Susan
Block's
Wherein
Dr. Laura Collapses
Well, Dr. L., I warned you: You picked the wrong woman to bash. You did not apologize, and now you have been cut down in all your trumped-up glory--cut down by the sharp sword of your own hubris. And just like other meaningful, catastrophic events, it happened...in Dallas. Gosh, I know that gloating is unladylike. But screw it! Here's the story (as it appeared in the LA Times, as well as all over the TV news alongside some very unflattering clips of poor poor Dr. L.): Therapy Session: Laura Schlessinger, the syndicated radio therapist who hosts KFI- AM's noon-to-2 p.m. slot, apparently ruffled more than a few feathers on a recent trip to address the women of the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas. According to the Dallas Morning News, Schlessinger offended her hosts by rejecting the first three hotel rooms offered her and also rejecting a host's ride to the event, instead hailing several cabs before finding one she deeded acceptable. She reportedly also was cold to event sponsors, left behind gifts they had given her and made "nasty, arrogant and insulting" remarks in her speech. The newspaper said Schlessinger, an Orthodox Jew, turned down the rooms and rides because of allergies. Responding to the reports this week, Schlessinger--who on her program scolds the weak and self-pitying--cried on the air as she discussed having a "personal and spiritual crisis." She told listeners the stories had shaken her "so personally and profoundly" that she spent t wo hours on the phone with her rabbi and donated her $30,000 speaking fee to charity to counteract "the pain and ugliness of the experience." She refused further comment to reporters.Wow. The bitch is going down. Collapsing in a puddle of self-pity after an apparent orgy of woman-bashing, insulting and general social and public relations mayhem. I wish the Block Curse could claim credit for all the calamities that came down on her, but it seems that she brought them on herself. Of course, she brght the Block Curse on herself. Maybe she'll learn a little lesson in humility from all this. I doubt it though. She's probably too busy feeling sorry for herself to learn anything from this incident. And why the
hell doesn't she send the 30 grand back to the women she insulted,
instead of donating it to a charity of her choice and getting a tax
write-off? The bitch is not just mean, she's greedy.
March 20, 1997 Wherein
the Block Curse Pits The Block Curse
has pounded Dr. Laura into a blubbering, self-pitying pulp, but it's
not through with her, not by any means. Not until she apologizes,
which she shows no sign of doing. So now the Block Curse is going
to make her cherished ratings go down into the toilet. To help me
with that job, I'm bringing in my old friend, collaborator, pioneer
radio psychologist and borderline psychotic, pathological liar Dr.
Toni Grant.
I liked Toni (I still have a soft spot in my heart for her, brazen little liar that she is), and I realized my own trusting naivete contributed to the situation, but I couldn't let her go uncursed for her sins against me! Of course, the Block Curse was too young and untried to defeat someone as powerful as Dr. Toni Grant without help. So I engaged the assistance of the Goldstein Curse and walloped the knickers off her. See, Al Goldstein used to date Toni--even screwed her on the pool table of the Playboy Mansion! Toni, who was in the process of nabbing a rich new husband, lied about dating Al, just like she lied about writing her book without me. Mitchell Fink put the story and the lie in his columns, along with the columns about my writing her book and her denying it. Mitch was a ruthless gossip, Goddess bless him; now he's writing for People. Then Al discussed our book and his "secret" love affair with Toni on the Tom Leykis show on KFI (Toni's station). Toni's show came on next! Tom told me that Toni ran into the program director's office and demanded that Tom be fired or she'd quit. The program director told her to go ahead and quit. She was caught! She had to quit. Then, to add insult to her injured ego, Toni had to leave LA to go off with her brand new, exceedingly rich, exceedingly boring little husband to Dallas (that city must be under somebody's curse), which utterly humiliated and devastated her (though all her new hubby's moolah must have been somewhat comforting). She's been off the airwaves about eight years now, banished from Hollywood, sentenced to work in some useless job in her boring little husband's boring big company. All because of the combined impact of the Block/Goldstein Curse. But at this point, after all these years, I've decided that Dr. Toni has suffered enough (maybe...), and besides I need her now in my battle with Dr. Laura, a much greater menace to society and far more of an anti-sex maniac. Toni's actually a real sexpot and a size queen, which must make life with her very little hubby even drearier. So I've lifted
the Block Curse, enabling Toni to get back on the air in LA, on KTZN
just opposite Dr. Laura. With the twisted help of the Block Curse,
she will put a dent into Dr. Laura's ratings that the Queen of Moralizing
Mean will never recover from. Maybe then she'll apologize. Maybe both
will. Though I doubt either has the grace or good sense to do so.
Oh well. We'll see. Meanwhile, the fun continues.... May 8, 1998 Wherein
Dr. Toni Fails to Its been
over a year since my last entry in these now notorious Dr. Laura
Diaries. And although I do love dishing in you, dear Diary,
I must say I havent missed thinking about Dr. Laura. I
didnt even record that poor Dr. Toni lost her ratings battle
with the formidable Mean Queen. I guess I was a little depressed
about that obvious defeat on the airwave battlefield. Tonis
just too gracious for the 90s radio wars.
Yet, though
her skin is a bit smoother and her mouth is a bit softer now, what
came out of her mouth was such ludicrous, erotophobic, technophobic
garbage that, well, I had to sit down and inscribe another entry into
you, dear Diary.
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