O’Reilly Factor Show Tonight

  • 10th December 2008 at 11:08 am
  • 26 Comments


Catch me tonight on the O’Reilly Factor show at 8pm & 11pm EST (5pm & 8pm PST)

It’s on the Fox News Channel!   I discuss some holiday words :-)

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  • John

    Hi / :smile: :smile:

  • http://www.myspace.com/vinnyo vinioh87

    Can’t wait to see it…

    Did you have some cake for breakfast marina?

  • http://www.youtube.com/user/cufan71 cufan71

    3rd! Can’t wait to see you on T.V. tonight! :cool:

  • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwO6kIdgVSU pagedoll

    When you tape the show do you get see it before it airs or must you wait like everyone else? :???:

  • thoughtonfire

    That’s so cool that it airs on your Birthday :razz: :smile: :cool:

  • http://www.youtube.com/CheVolay Che Volay

    Will dooooooo

  • http://www.youtube.com/user/animalntaz animalntaz

    Oh I see… Bill O’Reilly wanted to wish you a Happy Birthday on national television.

  • http://www.youtube.com/user/bsomebody13 bsomebody

    I will be there with bells on! I wonder who will be here? The gravatars may just run off if nobody is here to watch them.

  • http://www.youtube.com/annuddermale annuddermale

    hmmm…if only i had sumptin’ other than rabbit-ears…

    have fun… :cool:

  • http://twitter.com/captainjack63 CaptainJack

    I’ll wait for your upload. No cable/sat on this old yacht. :sad:

  • runawayscott

    This is the first time I’ve see nthe Oreilly show and I can’t say that I like the guy. Something about him just doesn’t sit right with me. Maybe I just didn’t like the way he was talking to our teacher.

  • mattym

    Marina, Great job on the factor!
    Bill thought you were cold, but you were really hot (for words)! Happy Birthday too!! :smile:

  • tonym99

    Saw you on O’Reilly. You looked great, I am at a loss for words.

  • tristesmiles

    :mrgreen: HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! i just received your calendar today i cant wait to see you on TV. keep up the good work your the best :mrgreen: beautiful princess :mrgreen:

  • http://www.youtube.com/CheVolay Che Volay

    Oh! so O’Reilly saved the best for last :wink:

  • chickenh0use

    Happy Birthday Marina :!:

  • todfox

    Happy Birthday!

  • leonard

    hush and love, pretty lady….so young at 28

  • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwO6kIdgVSU pagedoll

    Great job on the show tonight!! It was so cool you were able to get your calendar up on the screen!…better order another run. What a nice Chirstmas bonus for YOU! :grin:

  • http://video.on.nytimes.com/?fr_story=8743f055c4696b70a371248cb110ddc89a953023 Fianchetto

    Me, too, Captain. I can’t believe they actually expect me to pay for [THIS!] when I can get [THIS] and [THIS] for free! (Though I do happily make annual contributions. :smile: )

    I highly reccommend that you view ‘Silence of the Bees’ as that will get us much sooner than global warming will.

  • hotforweirds

    :arrow: :arrow: :arrow: HAPPY BIRTHDAY Marina :!: :!: :!:

    keep up the good show! You are amazing !

  • http://toastytech.com/guis/bobboot1.gif Bob

    :mrgreen:
    I love your user name. :lol:

  • http://www.youtube.com/CheVolay Che Volay

    ….frrrrruit :mrgreen:

  • willied4u

    Great. Wonderful to get people interested in the English language and education in general.

    Bill commented on the “X” in Christmas.

    Chi-Rho
    (labarum, Constantine’s cross, Christogram, Monogram of Christ)

    The Chi-Rho emblem can be viewed as the first Christian Cross.
    As a pre-Christian symbol, the Chi-ro signified good fortune. The Chi ro became an important Christian symbol when adopted by the Roman Emperor Constantine, representing the first two letters in the name of Christ- the Chi, or ‘ch,’ and Rho, or ‘r.’ According to Church Father Eusebius, on the eve of the Battle of the Milvan Bridge, the Emperor saw the emblem in a dream, with the inscription, “By this sign, you shall conquer.” According to the story, the battle was won. In return for the victory, Constantine erected Christian churches. Unfortunately, this story is very unlikely, as Constantine’s conversion occurred on his deathbed, if at all. In any case, the symbol was the standard of the Emperor’s army, prominently displayed on the Emperor’s labarum, or battle standard.
    Before it became the monogram of Christ, the chi rho was the monogram of Chronos, the god of time, and an emblem of several solar deities.
    The Chi-ro is also the origin of the tradition of abbreviating “Christ” in “Christian” or “Christmas” to “X.”
    In Hebrew, Chi-Rho equates to Tav-Resh. The chi rho was used in hermetic alchemical texts to denote time.

  • http://www.youtube.com/user/bsomebody13 bsomebody

    My gravatar is what he is talking about. The x is the chi, and the p is the ro. It is basically C-R. However, I do believe the cross was ocasionally used as a Christian symbol, along with the fish, prior to Constantine. The question of the timing of Constantine’s conversion is still up for debate. He did many other Christiany things well before his deathbead. The motivation (political, religious…) is also up for debate. The chi ro had also been used as a symbol in manuscripts. It meant okay, or good (I think the translation was “crestos”), so it was kinda like a smiley face. :smile:

  • mittheman

    Marina,

    I saw you on The Factor last night. I loved your dress and I think Bill liked it too. He kept trying to warm you up.

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