A real person, yes. A little old lady? No. It's a guy named Scott Hardy. He lives in Austin, does comedic bits on the radio and sometimes acts as an emcee for events in the Austin area. That's why Gladys always says she doesn't like to get out anywhere, likes to stay home. LOL.
@missones I never thought Brother Russell was funny. Sometimes satire slides over into anger and hatred and he was guilty of that. Someone must have hurt him really badly and he did what so many progressives decry: he generalized that over into an attitude towards anything/anyone of faith. (I was acquainted with him, so that might color my perception of his "humor", even though I am not particularly religious myself).
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A real person, yes. A little old lady? No. It's a guy named Scott Hardy. He lives in Austin, does comedic bits on the radio and sometimes acts as an emcee for events in the Austin area. That's why Gladys always says she doesn't like to get out anywhere, likes to stay home. LOL.
Its ironic how she did get in a fight with simon as soon as she got there.
The first phone call i think it was real ^^
@missones I never thought Brother Russell was funny. Sometimes satire slides over into anger and hatred and he was guilty of that. Someone must have hurt him really badly and he did what so many progressives decry: he generalized that over into an attitude towards anything/anyone of faith. (I was acquainted with him, so that might color my perception of his "humor", even though I am not particularly religious myself).