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If you got it, flaunt it, is how the old saying goes.  And these entertainers and celebrities definitely do that.

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Donald Trump’s former house in Florida. Two guest houses.

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Denzel Washington’s fortress:

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Cher’s place:

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Eddie Murphy has enough room to put the extended family up for the night:

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Halle Berry’s double decker:

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John Travolta’s airport terminal:

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Jay Leno actually has a modest place:

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J-Lo’s pad:

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One of Nick Cage’s places:

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Rocky’s:

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Arnie the Terminator:

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This is where Tom Cruise throws his hat:

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This is where Will Smith checks out the scripts:

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Oprah the Great:

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Arron Spelling’s shack, he was a Hollywood producer of hit TV shows:

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Tiger’s brand new place:

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A Saudi Sheikh, Salah al-Luhaydan, has said that women in  Saudi Arabia shouldn’t drive for health reasons. He says doing so could have  negative health effects on their ovaries.

 As Reuters recently reported, Saudi women activists have begun  a new campaign to try and lift the regressive ban on female drivers in the Saudi  kingdom. A petition this group posted on its website outlines the groups aims,  that being, “If the state refuses to lift this ban on women, we call on it to  offer citizens its justifications for the ban. The state is not a father or a  mother and the citizens are not children.”

 Al Arabiya in turn today had a report which tells us that Sheikh Salah al-Luhaydan  has given some bizarre medical explanation for why Saudi women shouldn’t drive.

He claims that driving “could have a  reverse physiological impact. Physiological science and functional medicine  studied this side [and discovered] that it automatically affects ovaries and  rolls up the pelvis. This why we find for women who continuously drive cars  their children are born with clinical disorders of varying degrees.”

Surely this cleric won’t allow women to do what’s in the picture below.  That could really bugger them up.

He went on to say that women should  accordingly put “the mind before the heart and emotion and look at this issue  with a realistic eye. The result of this is bad and they should wait and  consider the negativity.”

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Visiting The Forks in downtown Winnipeg the other day I noticed the place now has a beach, well sort of.  The Forks is a gem and this just adds to the interesting ambience of the location.

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Cool vegetation.

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Geese galore.

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I was sitting in the washroom at work the other day and this cut started up.  Minute by Minute by the Doobie Brothers. This song reminds me of a bunch of pail dogs howling to the moon. It sounds like the lead singer is about to have hernia induced voice stress. This song is so bad it should be radioed to the Moon where it could bounce off craters!

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All the categories are down.  Is Winnipeg getting safer? Try walking through Central Park at night, 50-50 chance you will get attacked. Try walking through Central Park with a case of beer at night, 95-5 chance you will be attacked and then robbed, of the beer that is.

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The police river patrol are vigilante, checking for vagrants under the bridges. I have nothing against vagrants, but they are pesty.

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Charles Adler is a mean SOB. But this mean man has been replaced by a soft-spoken blonde lady. Adler used to use the term pitbull in his promos to describe himself. And this guy is one mean-spirited obnoxious Sun News tarantula.  But not in the afternoons anymore.

Adler had his national radio show cancelled after the redneck Alberta stations had enough of his thick voiced diatribes. So now Adler is back in the mornings locally in Winnipeg (his new adopted home town) on CJOB. The brain trust at CJOB has replaced the pitbull with Dahlia. A sweet talking little chick with a voice like a hummingbird. So from Adler, who used to unrelentlessly attack liberals with a vicious ferocity, to a little Babe who talks about how to save money on the children’s lunch budget, the format has changed.  Market research must have pointed out to the brains at CJOB that afternoon talk radio should not consist of rabid political debate, but rather female conversation on how to best save on diapers.

Mean Man Adler

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Diala

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