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Last fall, a woman phoned Mark & Brian on KLOS-FM and told of committing a sex act involving her dog. Clearly titillated, they pressed for details. In the conversation that followed, little was left to the imagination.
I wrote a letter of complaint to KLOS and received this explanation from the program director, Ken Anthony: “Mark & Brian are pet owners who contribute much time and effort into the annual Mark & Brian Pet Adoption Day. . . . They certainly had no intention to promote cruelty to animals.”
Clearly, Mark & Brian and KLOS don’t recognize what constitutes cruelty to humans.
WALTER WANGER
Van Nuys
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