Ben Quayle Denies Founding 'Dirty' Website

The son of
former Vice President Dan Quayle is trying to shake off accusations that he
helped found a raunchy website featuring 20-something clubgoers, as he vies for
an open congressional seat in central Arizona.

The charges center around TheDirty.com, a site
dedicated to pictures of scantily dressed women and nasty comments about them.
MyFoxPhoenix reports
that the man who runs the site is claiming Ben Quayle helped create it -- and
even wrote for the site under the fake name Brock Landers.

With just days
to decide before the Arizona primary on Aug. 24, Quayle, 33, who is running as a
Republican for an open House seat, is denying that he
had a central role in the site. He acknowledges he spoke to the founder in the
site's early days, but says it didn't contain the racy content it has now,
according to MyFoxPhoenix.

Quayle also
admits to referring the founder to an attorney and he told the Arizona Republic
he did write occasionally in the early days.

"I just posted
comments to try to drive some traffic," he is quoted as saying.

"This is a
complete smear campaign, done by a smear website, and pushed by some of my
opponents who have been smearing me since the beginning of the campaign. I'm
sick of it. I want to talk about the issues, but I will and can answer the
question -- no, I did not co-found or create the website," he said.

Founder Nik Richie has taken to TheDirty.com to deny Quayle's denial. The
lead post on Tuesday called Quayle a
"liar" and a "hypocrite."
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BROCK’S
CHICK

Posted in Brock's
Chick | January 8th, 2008

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Name: Brock’s Chick
Orientation:
Female
Favorite food: Doesn’t believe in
food.
Born: On the Internet
Favorite animal: Private
Jets
Hobbies: Looking in Mirror

So I really had to dust this old record off, but I found it. Brock Landers a
nomad warrior I met in a dream once wanted to be a blog writer for Dirty
Scottsdale and he was on a mission to find his chick. Brock if you are out their my friend please come home to the
Dirty.- nik

The Legend of Brock’s Chick (and the reason that is her
name):

As I wrote in my first post, every once in awhile I will post a picture of a
foxy lady who resides in Scottsdale. I requested submissions from the DS
readers, and thanks to all of your emails, I received a whopping zero pictures.
Jesus…I almost feel like the kid who eats paste in elementary school…almost.

Fortunately, after spending a night sitting on my couch, in the dark, with a bottle of whiskey, rhythmically
flicking the switch on my table side lamp on and off, I remembered that I had
the entire DS picture vault at my disposal. Flush with this realization, and
coupled with the fact that I have a king-sized ego that can overcome any
emotional setbacks, I poured through the numerous pictures on file at the DS
headquarters and found the first lady worthy of some recognition.

This girl seems awfully popular since DS has received tons of pictures of her
and she’s all over the worldwide Internets. Obviously this girl friggin loves to
be photographed–it’s like crack to her. In fact, I’m fairly certain that she
purposefully runs red lights so she can get her picture taken by the red light
cameras.

Because of this, I was a little hesitant to choose her as my first foxy lady
of Scottsdale. And, truth be told, I’m more of a brunette guy, so blonds have to
be all the more stunning to gain my attention and admiration. That being said,
this lady definitely passed the rigorous requirements that this site sets forth,
and she is definitely foxy. See for yourself:

I think she looks smart. I imagine us sitting around debating the modern
implications of Sun Tzu’s teachings in “The Art of War,” except replace the
first part of this sentence with “tickle fighting while listening to Kelly
Clarkson” and you get a gist of the message I’m trying to convey.

Unfortunately, such dreams will never happen because we will never be able to
date. The Arizona legislature recently passed a bill that forbids me and this
young lady from being an item because we’re too good looking. The debate
surrounding this bill was very heated because our classic good looks are
polarizing, but I understand they’re line of thinking. If we were to be seen
together, our level of attractiveness would be a combined 142–and that’s on a
scale of 1-to-5. There is a distinct possibility that persons in the general public would keel over and die from being
inundated with such a high level of concentrated beauty. So, for the good of the
public health, it is probably better if this
lovely lady and I stay apart. I think we both deserve some sort of medal.

Latro,

Brock