Ashley Doris — the newest Playmate will be part of the Feb. 28 “Sports & Torts” show on talkzone.com. The program is to air Thursday at noon Chicago time on talkzone.com. I was missing from the chat and, not because I wad building a snowman outside a courthouse as part of my legal practice as has been speculated. That rumor is a snow job.
The program also will include an interview with Pro Football Hall of Famer Randall McDaniel.

on a scale of 1 to 10 how uncomfortable does it get when a playmate is in the little studio with you and elliott? granted once you've ascended to playmate status you've pretty much accepted your life/style as a professional object and you've got an in to the world of upper-class-hooking/escorting (cross your fingers that the oil sheikhs will call cuz they'll str8up toss you like $50-150k to pop a private jet out to dubai and wait in a 5 star room til the prince snaps his fingers and you get your brains fucked out by him in a freezing room because it would be improper if your swine-caliber sweat got on his royal arse)

BUT STILL, I DIGRESS.... it's gotta be uncomfortable for you guys a lil bit, right? cuz playboy playmate something like the AAA of upper-class-hooking and you know she hates you guys but she's do damned hot you can't help but stare and as you go through your mental checklist of your inadequacies as an alpha male, like, it's easier to interview some 75 year old guy who nobody has interviewed for the last 5-10 years, right?

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One of the best Sini posts I have had the pleasure to read.

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The lovely Ashley Doris is the first Playmate from Connecticut. She also is a college student (for those who question the value of going to college). Among the knowledge you will gain by checking this interview out is finding out what the state flower of Connecticut is. Well, unless you already knew what the state flower of Connecticut is....

Randall McDaniel was the cornerstone of Minnesota’s offensive line for 12 seasons before finishing his career in Tampa Bay. He started more than 220 career games, and made the Pro Bowl 12 times. He blocked for six different 1,000-yard rushers and five 3,000-yard passers, and was an important part of 1998 Vikings team that put up 556 points (third-most in NFL history).

All this on the Sports & Torts podcast with Elliott Harris and me.
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