El Rushbo rushed to hospital.

[Cain]

Death rumour was due to Wikipedia editing, apparently.

Chest pains...heart attack due to carrying too much weight, or drug abuse?  Both seem equally plausible.

[Freeky]

Limbaugh Recovering In Honolulu Hospital

No one ever said life was going to be fair, Roger...

[The Good Reverend Roger]

Limbaugh Recovering In Honolulu Hospital

No one ever said life was going to be fair, Roger...

[Freeky]

Limbaugh Recovering In Honolulu Hospital

No one ever said life was going to be fair, Roger...

You could always pay some street walker over on Miracle Mile to go blow that hospital up. I bet they'd do it cheap.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

Limbaugh Recovering In Honolulu Hospital

No one ever said life was going to be fair, Roger...

You could always pay some street walker over on Miracle Mile to go blow that hospital up. I bet they'd do it cheap.

No, all the good bombers are dead.  He'd only burn his nads off and make me look dumb.

HINT:  Those aren't really women, and they're not on Miracle Mile anymore, since the police station opened there.  They are at La Cholla and Roger.

[Iason Ouabache]

I'm rather hoping he's alive, has something major, and his insurance company denies his claim.

Just a friendly reminder:

http://newsbusters.org/blogs/noel-sheppard/2009/12/07/rush-limbaugh-chats-william-shatner

WILLIAM SHATNER, HOST: Here's my premise, and you agree with it or not. That if you have money, you're going to get healthcare. If you don't have money, it's more difficult.

    RUSH LIMBAUGH: If you have money, you're going to get a house on a beach. If you don't have money, you're going to live in a bungalow somewhere.

    SHATNER: Right. But we're talking about health care.

    LIMBAUGH: What's the difference?

    SHATNER: The difference is we're talking about health care.

    LIMBAUGH: No.

    SHATNER: Not a house and a bungalow.

    LIMBAUGH: No. You're assuming that there's some morally superior aspect to health care than there is to a house --

    SHATNER: No, I'm not moral at all. I want to keep the subject, for the moment, on the health care thing.

    LIMBAUGH: All right.

    SHATNER: All right. So now it's the health care.

    LIMBAUGH: I'm talking about health care.

    SHATNER: Okay. So talk about health care. So isn't the premise, isn't this valid, that the health care system today is breaking the country?

    LIMBAUGH: No.

    SHATNER: It's not?

    LIMBAUGH: I don't believe it is. And if it is --

    SHATNER: But we're told that it is.

    LIMBAUGH: Of course we're told that (cross talk) because that's the way to get us to act like sheep and go long with --

    SHATNER: But how do you know that? You know, the sum total of what I want to ask you politically is how do you know?

    LIMBAUGH: It's my job; it's my life; it's my career; it's my passion. I've studied this stuff. I want the best country we can have, and this is not the way to get it. We're going backwards.

[Freeky]

Limbaugh Recovering In Honolulu Hospital

No one ever said life was going to be fair, Roger...

You could always pay some street walker over on Miracle Mile to go blow that hospital up. I bet they'd do it cheap.

No, all the good bombers are dead.  He'd only burn his nads off and make me look dumb.

HINT:  Those aren't really women, and they're not on Miracle Mile anymore, since the police station opened there.  They are at La Cholla and Roger.

Neeeeever said they were women. And I didn't know they moved. It's been a while since anyone I knew worked over near the area.