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Hey, this is Dan Savage, and you have successfully downloaded another installment of the Savage Love podcast, the weekly out loud and proud version of Savage Love,

my filthy, dirty, stupid sex advice column that just keeps going and going all these years.

206, 201, 2720 is the number.

We're going to do a little feedback here at the top of the show, your comments about the podcast

and about my potty mouth. First, a shout out to George W. Bush, President of the top of the show, your comments about the podcast and about my potty mouth.

First, a shout out to George W. Bush, President of the United States. You're probably getting

this a week later, but President today said he's going to veto the hate crimes legislation

passed by the House today in Washington, D.C. that would add gays and lesbians to protect, you

know, people who they government thinks maybe you

shouldn't beat up. But George Bush is going to veto it, which means, as pointed out on wonkett.com

today, that Bush has vetoed just three things. He's against a cure for Alzheimer's.

He's against ending the Iraq war, and he's pro beating the fuck out of the pansies.

Two more years of this asshole, folks, two more long fucking years.

Now let's get to your comments.

Our first email to the Out Loud Podcast, which sort of defeats the whole purpose of the

Out Loud Podcasts, but whatever, I can read your fucking emails.

All you people out there who are too afraid to have your voice on my podcast. Hello, Dan. After listening to your podcast from 4247, I decided to point out that the word pussy, which is very controversial, because some people have accused me of using that word in its pejorative sense to say someone is not very strong or that they're weak, which I deny

ever having done in my life, and I challenge you to come up with any proof that I've ever done so.

But anyway, the writer writes, the context of being a pussy comes from the words first use to describe

a cat in the late, this says, recognizance period. I believe they mean Renaissance period. It was then expanded

to be an endearing term for women due to the felines association with femininity, and from there was

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