for sure i'm gonna get a lot of heat again from what i'm going to say, but hey, as i've said time and time again, this is my blog and i can post whatever i want based on whatever i feel about anything.  so, before i start, let it be known that you have been forewarned about this, so continue reading at your own risk.

it has been months since dj mo twister's radio show has been wrecking havoc on the airwaves, not because of his return, but of his show and what his guests are in for whenever they are being interviewed.  i personally don't listen to his show for some reasons i'd rather keep to myself, but i can't ignore the buzz that's been going around.  most notably, on his guests' answers to mo's questions.  now, what's pissing me off (well, "pissed off" is an overly extreme word to use, so i'll kinda downgrade it to "ticked off" for now) is how, number one, the reaction of people who have been name-dropped by mo's guests, and number two, how the public is reacting to the show itself.  let me elaborate each in detail:

first, notwithstanding that the guests who create the bigger controversies are male, what i'm surprised about is when mo askes the question, "name three celebrities who you have slept with," and when the guest gamely answers it with names of real people and real celebrity women, it automatically tantamounts to a "foul" being cried by some, if not all of the women named.  i mean, c'mon, for crying out loud, the guy is just truthfully answering the question!!  the guest has the option to either answer the question or not, and i believe that if you're electing to answer any question thrown to you, especially when you're being interviewed in public, answer it truthfully.  it's the guest's right to either answer the question or not, and the guest should'nt take any flak if he gamely answered the question!!  i can almost hear the reactions with, "but the question is a sensitive one, and it's about sex, so why talk openly about it?"  again, it goes back to the option of whether or not the guest will answer the question, dumb-ass!!  now i can hear so-called conservative feminists saying, "it puts women in a bad light, and it humiliates them when names are mentioned!!"  for god's sakes, lots of women are dying to get in bed with the likes of borgy manotoc, luis alandy and other hunks of showbiz, so what does that make all those women?  now, put a hottie female on that show, let her answer that question and name-drop people who did an all-nighter with them and you won't hear any negative reaction from the guys who will be mentioned, i guarantee it!!  i mean, i would be very proud if someone with the likes of aubrey miles or maui taylor would mention my name as one of their conquests.  hey, i'll be thinking that i must've done something right in my past life or something…  what am i trying to say here?  leave the guests and their answers alone.  i don't think they would tell a lie just to get off that question easily.  i mean, and i'll be saying this for a third time, they always have the option to answer it or not.  i don't understand why one actress did the slapping on the face, and another one who is filing a lawsuit against her friend.  women have always fought for equality among the men, and i don't think this is an exception to the rule.  whatever men can say, women can too, so why be so overly sensitive about the issue?

secondly, to piggyback on the first reason, why the hell to people sympathize with these actresses?  and also, why blame the show?  just because they cried, "oh my god, i can't believe he would say something like that, he was like a friend to me, and he's saying that we had sex?" yada, yada, yada on national television, public outcry over the host's ways and the show soon erupt.  here's news flash for you sick, jurassic-conservative, hung-up, and sexually deprived morons:  IT'S NOT THE SHOW'S FAULT EITHER!!  well, i do admit that i am also sexually deprived, but i don't see anything wrong with the show.  now, if you don't like what you hear, then don't listen, plain and simple!!  i just don't understand that the public suddenly labels dj mo as the bad guy who brings out the evil among other things in his guests just because he's having his show.  c'mon, give the guy some slack.  he's just raising the bar of radio talkshows and i, along with countless others, don't see anything wrong with what he's doing.

i'm no fan of mo twister, and again, i haven't listened to any episode of that talkshow.  not that i'm going to start to listen to his show, i'm not, again for reasons that are my own, but what i'm saying is don't be hard on people who tell the truth.  even if it is about sex and sexual escapades.  if certain people feel like telling the truth about anything in radio talkshows or other avenues, then let them be.  besides, it's the big G upstairs who will eventually judge them in the end.  and the universal law of karma is ever present.  as for me, well, if i ever get invited to talk about my sexual escapades, well, i always have the option of answering the questions thrown at me or not.  and that, for all intensive purposes, is the real truth.