The first time I heard Rash， I was varnishing my<br >sailboat. It was a beautiful day， and I was wearing<br >a Waikman. I was tuning around， a~ I ~tear~ t~is<br > guy doing a commentary. The fzrst word that I heard<br > was Femi-Nazi: I couldn "t believe it. It was a word<br > that went right to the inner lobe of my brain.<br > --Phil Gioia， San Francisco， California<br > In terms of memorable moments， it might not rank up<br >there with the day that John F. Kennedy was assassinated<br >or the day that astronaut Neil Armstrong took man s first<br >walk on the moon But then again， it might. For<br >many fans， the first time they heard Rush Limbaugh is<br >a moment locked in their minds for life. Limbaugh spoke<br >to them in the way that great literature does. He put<br >things they had always thought and accepted as truth into<br >plain and simple，English. He provided honest， positive<br >and convincing ~guments for these beliefs.<br > Or he made them mad， sometimes really mad.<br ><br >