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Sir Liquid Jerk posted:I really doubt a copy of Adams first loveline episode even exists. LL was really just a small local show before he came around. I have an episode from 95, and there are some 98s and 99s floating around. If anyone's interested I'll try to upload the 95 one, though my connection at home sucks balls so it may take a while to get it sorted out.
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Grand Fromage posted:I have an episode from 95, and there are some 98s and 99s floating around. If anyone's interested I'll try to upload the 95 one, though my connection at home sucks balls so it may take a while to get it sorted out. has a bunch of '90s shows.
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Jun 13, 2008 06:22
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Did anyone see this? Dr. Drew has an interview in next month's Playboy. In it he says:quote:"A lot of people in the public eye who behave strangely have mental illness we can learn from, and much of it is based on childhood trauma, without a doubt. Take a guy like Tom Cruise. Why would somebody be drawn into a cultish kind of environment like Scientology? To me, that's a function of a very deep emptiness and suggests serious neglect in childhood - maybe some abuse, but mostly neglect." quote:"This unqualified television performer who is obviously just looking for notoriety is so grotesquely unprofessional as to pretend to diagnose Tom and others without ever meeting them. He seems to be spewing the absurdity that all Scientologists are mentally ill. The last time we heard garbage like this was from Joseph Goebbels." I can't wait to hear Drew or Adam address this on either of their shows.
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Jun 13, 2008 06:40
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Unqualified doctor? No. Board-certified physician and addiction medicine specialist. Unqualified performer? Ohhhh. Ok you have a point. Drew's never been one to perform good radio as Adam would often state. Ugh trust publicists.
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Jun 13, 2008 06:57
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Lusy posted:Did anyone see this? Dr. Drew has an interview in next month's Playboy. In it he says:
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Jun 13, 2008 06:58
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For years I've been saying Drew is a secret Nazi, but nobody ever believed me. Finally he's been exposed.
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Jun 13, 2008 07:00
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i-. Comparing Dr. Drew to Goebbels is some kinda Jack Thompson poo poo.
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Jun 13, 2008 07:03
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Graham Wellington posted:Yeah Drew is such a whore for attention. Like when he said Anna Nicole Smith was probably going to die from her addictions. Just seeking attention. What does he know anyway., Is this the first time you've ever ran a crossed a (a/b/c/d list) celebrity? They all do this, but people love to crap on them, often myself included. Edit: I should stop posting late at night, they just end being grammar poo poo posts. Pezman37 fucked around with this message at 22:10 on Jun 13, 2008 |
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Jun 13, 2008 07:26
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Pezman what are you saying? I can't understand whether you're defending Tom Cruise or saying people "love crap" on Dr. Drew. 
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Jun 13, 2008 07:55
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The Pantheon posted:Pezman what are you saying? I can't understand whether you're defending Tom Cruise or saying people "love crap" on Dr. Drew.
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Jun 13, 2008 07:58
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Invisible Scrotum posted:Trying to decode it, I think Pezman completely missed the sarcasm in Graham Wellington's post. Too busy denying apartments to minorities to pay attention.
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Jun 13, 2008 08:01
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Graham Wellington posted:And Teresa and Brian rarely disagree with Adam, and if they do, it's in a very polite, boring, kiss-assy way. The best moments of rage from Adam in the old days were when he got pissed at Anderson or Drew for not agreeing with him. This is why I love the Dr. Bruce shows, the anger that slowly builds in up Adam as Bruce never quite totally agrees with him or directly answers his questions. The show really is hilariously different with Dr. Bruce there.
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Jun 13, 2008 08:09
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I agree that Dr. Bruce is really underrated. All of his shows with Adam are worth listening to because of the chemistry that they have. I'm sure quite a few of you are skipping those shows because of the lack of Drew, but you shouldn't.
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Jun 13, 2008 08:40
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Yeah I went on a Dr. Bruce kick a little while ago, listening to 20+ Bruce shows consecutively. There's some real interesting moments in there. Strangely enough it seems their relationship got much more bitter as the years wore on. Listen to the shows from the late '90s and Adam is quite enthusiastic about Bruce and Bruce seems to care that he's on national radio. Also I remember seeing Bruce on the Adam Carolla Project and saying "Yup, that's Bruce." Looks exactly as he sounds.
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Jun 13, 2008 09:29
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As right as Drew probably is about Tom Cruise, it's not really his place to just go into interviews and try to analyze people who never asked for it.
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Jun 13, 2008 15:40
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Bender posted:As right as Drew probably is about Tom Cruise, it's not really his place to just go into interviews and try to analyze people who never asked for it. Meh, first of all it's attention-whore-lunatic Tom Cruise, second of all Drew did a long study of narcissism and celebrity, so he's qualified to speak about it. Thirdly he has proven himself uncannily able to correctly diagnose people from small amounts of information. Also, he mentioned this interview on yesterday's Dr. Drew Live. He said they interviewed him over several days and said something like "I wonder if I'll regret what they got out of me."
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Jun 13, 2008 17:02
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I don't question Drew's analysis or his qualifications at all. I just get uncomfortable when he starts diagnosing people in public, because then he takes on characteristics of Dr. Phil and other fake media doctors that he tries so hard to distinguish himself from. It always bothers me when I hear him do it on Loveline too.
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Jun 13, 2008 17:21
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Bender posted:I don't question Drew's analysis or his qualifications at all. I just get uncomfortable when he starts diagnosing people in public, because then he takes on characteristics of Dr. Phil and other fake media doctors that he tries so hard to distinguish himself from. Yeah, but he's not Dr. Phil. For one he's almost always right and he bases his diagnoses on his experience instead of on creating a calculated media personality. Also he readily admits when he's wrong, like when he assumed Ted Kennedy was suffering from alcohol withdrawal since they said his brain scans were clean. I think back to when Mary Carey called in years before Drew knew who she was, and he correctly diagnosed her after only a few minutes on the phone. I have no problem with people who are the real deal diagnosing people.
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Jun 13, 2008 17:33
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Malachi Constant posted:Yeah, but he's not Dr. Phil. For one he's almost always right and he bases his diagnoses on his experience instead of on creating a calculated media personality. Also he readily admits when he's wrong, like when he assumed Ted Kennedy was suffering from alcohol withdrawal since they said his brain scans were clean. I don't know, I tend to agree with Bender here. Take smoking for example, it causes cancer, we KNOW it causes cancer, but you don't tell everyone you see smoking a cigarette that they should put it out because they will get cancer. I mean, its true, but its not right to do, you know? Another example is weed, I'm in college so I see a lot of friends who smoke on a level consistant with addiction. Based on listening to loveline, I know a lot about the affects of this addiction. But I don't tell me friends they should quit because of those affects, its not my place, just like it isn't Drew's place to say that stuff about Tom Cruise in a public interview. On another note, the 04-01-2001 episode is a special just on extasty. It features a specialist on extasy and one of Drew's doctor buddies on the phone. The 3 doctors go on and have discussion about the drug and its affects, meanwhile Adam tries to jump in with his typical rants and raves. The doctors just pause for a second, then continue on with whatever discussion. Its a pretty dull episode, but the unintentional comedy is through the roof.
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Jun 13, 2008 18:23
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Invisible Scrotum posted:Trying to decode it, I think Pezman completely missed the sarcasm in Graham Wellington's post. I did miss it, and minorities have no business living anywhere. A few people seemed to be crapping on Drew, so figured he was one of them. I was only trying to say that celebrities will often say inflammatory things to get attention. The difference is that Drew is not pulling all of it out of his rear end, there's some truth to it.
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Homers BBBq posted:I don't know, I tend to agree with Bender here. Take smoking for example, it causes cancer, we KNOW it causes cancer, but you don't tell everyone you see smoking a cigarette that they should put it out because they will get cancer. I mean, its true, but its not right to do, you know? I don't know about you, but I've been out with a friend who smokes, and has had people tell him to quit smoking when he was outside of a bar. There's also truth.com beating us over the head. I agree, it's not right, but people think this is bad, I should say something. I do think it's kinda faulty to compare weed to smoking even though a lot of people do, as far as I know a lot of the things they do to the body are very different, but I could be wrong. Edit: I don't think he was making a comparison on it's affects, I just thought it was something I see too often. That being said under the assumption that they have different affects, one is going to hurt you more, or in different ways than the other. Weed, I probably wouldn't say anything, meth, I'd say something, gently caress if it's my place, people die on that stuff. What rights do you need when you are dead? Pezman37 fucked around with this message at 22:36 on Jun 13, 2008 |
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Jun 13, 2008 22:27
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Pezman37 posted:I don't know about you, but I've been out with a friend who smokes, and has had people tell him to quit smoking when he was outside of a bar. There's also truth.com beating us over the head. I agree, it's not right, but people think this is bad, I should say something. I do think it's kinda faulty to compare weed to smoking even though a lot of people do, as far as I know a lot of the things they do to the body are very different, but I could be wrong.
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Jun 13, 2008 22:29
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The type of people who go up to you when smoking and say something like "you know that will kill you right?" or they make over exaggerated fake coughing sounds are the type of people it should be legal to beat the holy hell out of.
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Jun 13, 2008 22:30
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Graham Wellington posted:Also don't forget the latest PSA's informing us that 38,000 people a year die from second-hand smoke, compared to 37,000 a year dying from car accidents. Which makes sense, because everyone knows a lot more people that have died from sceond-hand smoke than in a car accident. Drew probably shouldn't have volunteered a diagnosis like that in an unrelated interview, but he's been right about that kind of thing so often in the past I think I'll give him a pass. He was convinced the red head from Sex and the City was playing a closeted lesbian character, and then later it turned out the actress was actually a closeted lesbian.
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Jun 13, 2008 22:43
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Remember everyone, rape isn't a sexual crime, but a violent crime, where you cum at the end. It's the same as if I were to carjack you and then jizz everywhere. I wonder if Dr. Drew has published any papers about the connection to early abuse/traumatic activities and the future of those who were abused. I think it would be an extremely informative one, most of it probably wouldn't be any new information to those of us who have been listening religiously, but it could be an eye-opener to all those you might know that have those problems where you want to ask them "where's your dad?"
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Jun 13, 2008 22:55
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I think a major difference is Tom Cruise is promoting Scientology, and displays outlandish behaviors in public. If he were promoting smoking, and hacking up a lung in public, I wouldn't be surprised to see people lecturing him about it.
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Jun 13, 2008 23:24
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Graham Wellington posted:Also don't forget the latest PSA's informing us that 38,000 people a year die from second-hand smoke, compared to 37,000 a year dying from car accidents. Which makes sense, because everyone knows a lot more people that have died from sceond-hand smoke than in a car accident. Hi, my name is Tyrone Washington, I was wondering if you took the apartment I was looking at?
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Jun 14, 2008 03:34
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Go ask Sanjay Kumar.
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Solarin posted:This is why I love the Dr. Bruce shows, the anger that slowly builds in up Adam as Bruce never quite totally agrees with him or directly answers his questions. The show really is hilariously different with Dr. Bruce there.
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Anyone know which episode the "No not alright!" soundbyte from an indian guy (?) comes from?
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N.Z.'s Champion posted:
I'm a HUGEEEEEEE loveline fan, probably been listening for near on two years now.
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So that's what that questionnaire thing is for. I knew Drew was giving out a questionnaire to guests, but they never said what it was about. You can also read a hilariously misinformed response to it here. I love when people attack psychological inventory tests for repetitiveness. Why, it's almost as if it's there for a reason.Star posted:Anyone know which episode the "No not alright!" soundbyte from an indian guy (?) comes from?
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Here's a couple more drop origins I've noticed: 8/2/2000, around 1:18 - Bruce saying "I've had Anal sex and passed out a few times". A caller had this problem and Adam asked Bruce how she should tell her doctor about it. After Bruce says it Adam specifically tells Anderson to record it. 8/6/2000, around 20 minutes in - Occasionally used "I'm Kinda Chunkeh" drop origin. He jokes with her about it for a while.
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Jun 14, 2008 17:10
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While we're revolving around hilarious drops, who knows the origin of "I DRINK ALCOGHHOL." I think 2001? She's the perfect girl.
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Star posted:Anyone know which episode the "No not alright!" soundbyte from an indian guy (?) comes from? e: Found it: 2001-4-8(Nancy from Planned Parenthood and Jenny from Right to Life) This is a great episode because Adam and Drew totally own Jenny. One of my favorites. subscreet posted:60:03 - "No! Not alright!" call PaisleyOrangutan fucked around with this message at 17:33 on Jun 14, 2008 |
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Jun 14, 2008 17:26
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Stryker is so gay.
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The Pantheon posted:While we're revolving around hilarious drops, who knows the origin of "I DRINK ALCOGHHOL." Isn't that the 2001-06-10 episode with Rogan?
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Grifter posted:So that's what that questionnaire thing is for. I knew Drew was giving out a questionnaire to guests, but they never said what it was about. You can also read a hilariously misinformed response to it here. I love when people attack psychological inventory tests for repetitiveness. Why, it's almost as if it's there for a reason. The Columbian guy was awesome. Missing from the wiki is the wonderful term he used, "superior white race." And Drew saying something like "Wow, I've never talked to one of these guys before."
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Star posted:Isn't that the 2001-06-10 episode with Rogan? 39 minutes. Dr. Drew: Yeah well Zoloft will make it so you can't have orgasms. Girl: But you know what I haven't taken Zoloft in like a year and a half. Dr. Drew: Are you taking anything else? Girl: No I drink alcohghol!??!
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