Bill O'Reilly's Dirty Talk Express

Posted by Colleen Kane

 

Village Voice blogger Alan Scherstuhl, identifying himself as Your Crap Archivist, has lately covered two books penned by Bill O'Reilly. So very unfortunately for humanity, both books (but especially one), include sexual sexual material written by O'Reilly. Just what you never wanted!

In the case of the audiobook version of his 1998 crime novel Those Who Trespass, you can hear O'Reilly himself read passages about such topics as oral sex, shower sex as well as the following line from a crack dealer: "Say baby, put that pipe down and get my pipe up." This Bill O' Reillyrotica was previously covered here on Scanner. However! Audio clips of the most ripe passages are available for your listening displeaure on the Voice's Running Scared blog. Sound board? Remixes? Anyone?

The week before that entry, Your Crap Archivist (still upset I didn't think of this title first) reviewed his 2004 book The O'Reilly Factor for Kids, with this choice quote: "I didn't have sex until I was twenty years old! Can you believe it? I was kind of a shy guy around girls, and I had absolutely no 'moves.'"

Alan notes his surprise at O'Reilly's " assumption that America's children should have thought often enough about when he might have lost his virginity to have formed prior opinions on the matter."

Your Crap Archivist Admirer is anxiously awaiting further dispatches from YCA. 

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Comments

J said:

*"I didn't have sex until I was twenty years old! Can you believe it? I was kind of a shy guy around girls, and I had absolutely no 'moves.'"*

I have no idea what *moves* are or if I have them, and yet I've had plenty of sex. I've heard variations of this from lots of older guys who were in their prime in the 50s and early 60s and I think it's something from that era: Women were mysteries wrapped in enigmas wrapped in skirts to them and they were convinced that you needed magical, alchemical "moves" if you had any hope of getting any trim.

Blame the Rat Pack and early-era Hugh Hefner.

March 18, 2009 10:42 AM

About Colleen Kane

Colleen has been an editor at BUST and Playgirl magazines and has written for the endangered species of dead-tree magazines like SPIN and Plenty, as well as Radar Online and other websites. She lives in exile in Baton Rouge with her fiance, two dogs, and her former cat. Read her personal blogs at ColleenKane.com.

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