Last Night on Glen Beck

Post by **_Gazelam** » Sun Dec 30, 2007 1:55 am

I was wrong, he performed the cricifixion at a magicians convention. But his contract at the Rio was called into question when the news broke.

http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=30581

Post by **_harmony** » Sun Dec 30, 2007 4:24 am

Gazelam wrote:Penn lives here in Las Vegas, out on the edge of town towards Pahrump. His house resembles a prison complex from the outside. He has a sort of sex dungeon attached to his bedroom, and is known to be indifferent towards sexual parters, as in man, woman, animal, plant, doesent matter.

he's obviously very quick witted and intelligent, but his morals leave much to be desired. He almost lost his contract with the Rio Hotel and Casino, where he and his homosexual partner Teller have their show, when he decided to add to his act a crucifixion re-enactment. Needless to say those that payed to see the show complained to the hotel management.

Plant?

Post by **_Gazelam** » Sun Dec 30, 2007 5:14 am

that's the way it was explained to me when I asked if he was gay also.

"Do as thou wilt shall be the whole of the law"

Post by **_Blixa** » Sun Dec 30, 2007 5:04 pm

Are you saying that Teller is gay or that he is Penn's gay lover? If the latter, I highly doubt it given his extensive public discussions of his love life: polyamorous, yes, but distinctly heterosexual, despite his obviously humorous and intentionally provocative Crowleian joking. If the former, then what does Teller's sexual orientation have to do with this except as some ugly reactionary smear? (of course you're getting your information from an ugly reactionary website, so not surprising, really).

Post by **_Trevor** » Sun Dec 30, 2007 5:15 pm

Blixa wrote:Are you saying that Teller is gay or that he is Penn's gay lover? If the latter, I highly doubt it given his extensive public discussions of his love life: polyamorous, yes, but distinctly heterosexual, despite his obviously humorous and intentionally provocative Crowleian joking. If the former, then what does Teller's sexual orientation have to do with this except as some ugly reactionary smear? (of course you're getting your information from an ugly reactionary website, so not surprising, really).

A smear is what it seems to be to me.

Post by **_Blixa** » Sun Dec 30, 2007 7:25 pm

Furthermore, this sentence is also problematic:..."and is known to be indifferent towards sexual parters, as in man, woman, animal, plant, doesent matter."

While Penn's answer could be described as being indifferent to the kind of sexual partner: I.e., he is polymorphously perverse, to say that he is indifferent to his sexual partners is saying that he is emotionally callous.

I don't know if this is an innocent grammatical mistake, or is phrasing Gaz is parotting from the website he quotes from. Either way it's misleading...

Post by **_Gazelam** » Tue Jan 01, 2008 2:47 am

I am not quoting from any website.

I am quoting from the General contractor on the jobsite who had already built the home of Penn, and we were working on Tellers.

Teller is not the lover of Penn. Teller is in a steady relationship with a extremely well endowed man who enjoys walking around naked. He stripped all his clothes off frequently while people were trying to work on the house. He'd just show up and strip and walk around.

I did not work on Penns house, but friends of mine did. During the wrapup stage, he liked to pipe his porn to all the tvs in the house, they were all wired together. Im sure this was some strange experiment to him in challenging peoples morals.