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Lonnie gets burned by Kristine Johnson


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So, with Sue Simmons dropping the f-bomb at WNBC, Kristine Johnson butchering a last name at WCBS, anyone wanna bet Liz Cho at WABC will commit a Freudian slip of her own?

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That is so god awful uncomfortable and sad even me, The Infamous SuitSnob can't comment!!!

 

Anyone want to bet that Lonnie was PRAYING this wouldn't hit our board?

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Hmm, I guess she was too tired? Don't know how the word Queer would come up, she had a long day though.. It was a busy day for everyone last Friday so can you really blame her?

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I saw it live when that happened, it was kinda of funny. She was going to say "Lonnie Quinn here" but got ahead of herself and slurred her words.

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Although some people think he is gay, he's not. I just looked up his bio on wikipedia, and it says that he's married to a former beauty queen (Miss Brazil) and has a son.

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Which means absolutely zippo. (namely in the cases of a certain ex-NJ governor and current Idaho senator)

 

And his sexuality has everything to do with his job... oh wait...

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What others KNOW is more like it.

 

Right, because his sexuality is of importance to his job and is everyone's business... oh wait...

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It's just a slip of the tongue in one of those stressed moments when your brain is being overworked... she meant to say "Lonnie Quinn here.." but combined "Quinn" and "here" which, unfortunately, makes "Queer." ... it's happened to all of us...our brain is on overdrive and working faster than our mouths can move.

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Which means absolutely zippo. (namely in the cases of a certain ex-NJ governor and current Idaho senator)

 

Thanks Chris for addressing that issue. Your point is the same as mine.

 

 

Yes, it is a slip up, but, it is a hilarious one.

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