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pkd88 posted:How do people not realize that wigger is a racist term. Let me teach you about this thing called white privilege...
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Smeep posted:I think we can all agree that anyone who is or has ever been on the show is a loving mess of a human. I'd argue Gilbert Gottfried. Sure, this is the man who tells the best Aristocrats joke, but he was hosed up long before the show. As for George, he's dealt with actual pain in his life. This show is nothing compared to being gay and nonwhite in this country midway in the twentieth century. I'd change the thesis to 'this show can mess you up if you were predisposed to wanting to be normal.'
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Feb 8, 2011 00:13
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Piers Morgan was really good today.
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Feb 8, 2011 00:15
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This sports stuff is hilarious because I know there are 6 or so of us who also post tons in SAS. Artie was a great sports fan...in 1988. It was easy to keep up with things. All you had was the paper and rare access to ESPN. Now, someone like Artie is totally lost and usually a few days behind. I dont doubt he was a good athlete back in the day, but his body has taken years of abuse and cant catch up to his brain. Remember Artie vs the College basketball girl? Artie was drunk, hadnt been to bed and only lost by a point or something. Beer League is what it is, and I know they edited the hell out of it, but Artie actually looked natural hitting and fielding. Gary actually infuriates me as a sports fan because he reads one blog or article and he is an immediate expert. He usually gets his facts wrong. Oh and he is a Mets fan. gently caress those guys.
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-Atom- posted:Piers Morgan was really good today. I know I'm on a posting spree today, but I want to comment on this as well. I actually had a notion to try and call in this morning but I didn't think I'd get through. If you take away the dumb celebrity interviews (and that bullshit "feud" he has with Howard, which is clearly a joke on Piers' part), Piers is doing really well, I think. I think the Egypt protests might have been the best thing that could have happened to him. The celebrity interviews are death and he's horrible at them, but when he was interviewing actual news makers about actual news, he was great. Very erudite, knowledgeable, and he would add just enough opinion to make it interesting and not be over the top. So I hope they let him continue to do a newsy-type show and give him time to find his audience. CNN will definitely lose some viewers, but they would have anyway, since he's not going to have a Howard Stern or an Oprah Winfrey on every night. okay that's it i'm done now
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jerkstore77 posted:Howard and Robin a) didnt know that people tailgated at sporting events until recently, and b) dont understand why people do it. How is Artie worse than that? This was the first time I have listened in 2 years but today's show was great. Piers Morgan is insufferable, that one caller made me google Jeremy Clarkson Piers Morgan and Clarkson is even more the man in my book now. He dropped Piers in a fight once and tried to fight him again on a airplane flight
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Mr Lance Murdock posted:Remember Artie vs the College basketball girl? Artie was drunk, hadnt been to bed and only lost by a point or something. /Robin: I was just going to say that. I remember listening to that and was going to bring that up. Yeah, Artie did pretty goddam good, I think he was in better shape in those days, like not 300 pounds and falling asleep in the studio. It was before the Sirius days. I think that people who are reasonably athletic never lose that as long as they stay in somewhat good shape. Sure reflexes get a bit slower and all that, but Artie *says* he was a good athlete back i the day, and if he really was drunk, and hadn't been to bed etc. then I'd have to say that he was pretty goddam good for losing by only 1 point to a college basketball player. Girl or not, I'd bet she was in great shape, and had way more competetive experience than him. That says something there about him. The problem is, most people only remember fat, heroin addicted, falling asleep Artie.
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Sal is the worst type of person when it comes to sports; the guy who never watches them or has a favorite team, yet always talks tons of poo poo whenever somebody else's team loses. The guy who never makes any kind of prediction about the outcome of any event but loves to gloat whenever somebody else loses a bet, as if he had picked the game correctly. I realize that Sal busts balls for a living, but there's really a person like this at every workplace.
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Feb 8, 2011 02:34
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Chimneyfish posted:Sal is the worst type of person when it comes to sports; the guy who never watches them or has a favorite team, yet always talks tons of poo poo whenever somebody else's team loses. The guy who never makes any kind of prediction about the outcome of any event but loves to gloat whenever somebody else loses a bet, as if he had picked the game correctly. I realize that Sal busts balls for a living, but there's really a person like this at every workplace. They are picking on My Favorite worst type of person, the sports nut.
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Chimneyfish posted:Sal is the worst type of person when it comes to sports; the guy who never watches them or has a favorite team, yet always talks tons of poo poo whenever somebody else's team loses. The guy who never makes any kind of prediction about the outcome of any event but loves to gloat whenever somebody else loses a bet, as if he had picked the game correctly. I realize that Sal busts balls for a living, but there's really a person like this at every workplace. This is why Sal rules.
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Feb 8, 2011 02:50
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People think that being a fan of a sport is a skill and that having ESPN has made them better at it then others. I love the TVIV thread about The SportsDome. The sports fan is laughing at the ESPN parody while the non-sports fan is laughing at the sports fan who watches ESPN.
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Feb 8, 2011 02:56
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This has nothing to do with any of the discussions at hand but. Zero.... Point.... Zero.... Part 1. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6_GxWACTEU&feature=related Part 2. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enCr0CjpWjU&feature=related
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Feb 8, 2011 03:01
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scapulataf posted:This has nothing to do with any of the discussions at hand but. This is so pro-click. FRED IF YOU PUSH THAT BUTTON ONE MORE TIME IM GOING TO FIND YOU AND BREAK ALL YOUR FINGERS!
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Feb 8, 2011 03:13
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Chimneyfish posted:Sal is the worst type of person when it comes to sports; the guy who never watches them or has a favorite team, yet always talks tons of poo poo whenever somebody else's team loses. The guy who never makes any kind of prediction about the outcome of any event but loves to gloat whenever somebody else loses a bet, as if he had picked the game correctly. I realize that Sal busts balls for a living, but there's really a person like this at every workplace. Sure is a big surprise that a guy with a SPORTS avatar would have this opinion! Sal owns, his tweets yesterday during the superbowl were hilarious and if you really give a poo poo about sports so much that you get offended that some guy who doesn't care makes fun of you when your team loses, welp, I don't know what to say.
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I didn't say anything about Sal offending me. I like his tweets- my team didn't lose anyway. I said that type of person is worse when it comes to talking about sports than the Howard/Robin type who think that A-Rod is the most significant person in baseball because he's on TMZ the most.
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scapulataf posted:This has nothing to do with any of the discussions at hand but. haha my friend and I reminiscing on this is what made me originally get on youtube, listen to the old ETM calls I mentioned the last page, and resubscribe. edit BTW it started when he randomly called and goes "How much would you pay to meet ETM, get a photo with him, and an autographed picture of the photo with him" and I answered 200 bucks before I would have to think about it. I love that guy edit2 Honestly, I've listened to this call probably 100 times in my life and I swear to god I laugh out loud probably 20 times still, I mean this is the pinnacle of radio. I can't even decide my favorite part Ribsauce fucked around with this message at 04:26 on Feb 8, 2011 |
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Feb 8, 2011 04:16
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I think the best part is when Fred lets out those deep laughs. He's the one pressing the buttons, so when he laughs like that, you know it's some amazingly awesome and funny stuff.
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Feb 8, 2011 04:32
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scapulataf posted:This has nothing to do with any of the discussions at hand but. I really, really miss THIS Howard Stern show.
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dvgrhl posted:I really, really miss THIS Howard Stern show. Me too. Now I'm sad. This was just condensed awesome.
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-Atom- posted:You could make it work and it would be great. Updated list: Moniker: @ericellenbrook Kelly: @kellyisnotcool Burden: @ItsjustDaniel Joe Don Baker: @joedonbaker -Atom-: @da_dorr picosecond: @his_panic lynch_69: @lynch_69 flickmaker: @reallymatt Bort Hanks: @groanzone Skitz: @DonSaf musclecoder: @leftnode fuzzi: @notfuzzi (Are you or aren't you???) FogHelmut: @foghelmut Manwithastick: @dadaknowsbest Sorry if I missed anybody. I'm following all of you now, so you better be entertaining. Or not. Whatever. I'm beginning to wonder how much control Takei has over his Twitter. Seems like someone might be doing it for him. I assume you all got this same boilerplate message after you started following him: George Takei posted:Oh, Myyyy!!! Thank you for following me on "The Twitter." I'm new to all this so be sure to "retweet" me, and hard!
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Millstone posted:fixed wording for the highest midget accuracy You are a better man than I
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Saw another good one on YouTube, ETM reading a list to Howard of all the shows he wants Howard to get him on and the parts he can play: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noTFge6FPZs&feature=related
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Eric the Midget on Fringe for those who haven't seen it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vP2_3fOEhMM
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Smeep posted:Saw another good one on YouTube, ETM reading a list to Howard of all the shows he wants Howard to get him on and the parts he can play: "On Grey's Anatomy I could play a....... young...... intern doctor." I love that all the shows on his list were targeted towards middle-aged women.
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Cause it's beetle, and he's bad and can and he knows...he's the best. Beetle is my favorite Wack Packer. He's in good form so far too.
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sternshow Stern Show H100 News Today: Beetlejuice returns, Gary faces first review for Board of Parks and Rec tonight, Howard in a bad mood, and more So basically Beetle came in today.
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Feb 8, 2011 16:12
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Moniker posted:So basically Beetle came in today. Yup. There's only so much you can do in four hours. How long is the show with the commercials and pranks cut out, anyway? There has to be at least 40 minutes worth of breaks, right?
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Feb 8, 2011 16:36
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heavy liquid posted:Yup. There's only so much you can do in four hours. Like the stuff they play coming out of breaks? I'd say if you cut that out the show is like 2 and a half to 3 hours of content really. If you add up all the breaks, live reads, and filler they play it would easily add up to an hour. Maybe more.
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With the bits and music in and out of the commercials, the commercials vary from 10 - 15 minutes, easy. He's also been crazy about taking the breaks early on. The 7 and 7:30 are so regimented that today he cut himself off sentence at 7 to go to break. I'm not listening as much later on, so I don't know if it is like that all day.
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Kelly posted:With the bits and music in and out of the commercials, the commercials vary from 10 - 15 minutes, easy. He's also been crazy about taking the breaks early on. The 7 and 7:30 are so regimented that today he cut himself off sentence at 7 to go to break. I'm wondering if maybe it's Sirius demanding that he break so much so that they can sell as many commercials as possible.
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Bonzo posted:I'm wondering if maybe it's Sirius demanding that he break so much so that they can sell as many commercials as possible. It wouldnt surprise me. Its also worse around holidays because you get the advertisers gift push. Seriously, who is sending Vermont teddy bears for valentines?
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Anybody else having problems with the wacky new online player?
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Mr Lance Murdock posted:It wouldnt surprise me. Its also worse around holidays because you get the advertisers gift push. Sirius/XM is making the calls on people who haven't paid - a friend of mine just got a call from XM saying that he owes them over $300 for payments on a radio he hasn't owned in three years. He told them he wouldn't pay the $300 as he didn't own the stereo any more, but he'd gladly re-up his yearly subscription for the XM radio he DID have installed in his car. Two hours later his current XM radio got disconnected.
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Skitz posted:Anybody else having problems with the wacky new online player? Yes. It blows.
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Calling an airline and asking how much a one way ticket to the 14th street bridge is pretty genius even if it was a goof.
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Mr Lance Murdock posted:It wouldnt surprise me. Its also worse around holidays because you get the advertisers gift push. Don't laugh, he does a HUGE business with the "give women gifts" holidays, and always has. VT Teddy Bear was one of his most important sponsors on testical radio, and it's one of the business that credits Stern with helping them succeed.
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Mr Lance Murdock posted:Seriously, who is sending Vermont teddy bears for valentines?  Of course, that's more because I live like 20 minutes from the factory and like giving Vermont themed gifts to people. daveslash fucked around with this message at 20:11 on Feb 8, 2011 |
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I was watching LOCKED UP on MSNBC the other night and every friggin' commercial was "Stupid poo poo to expend money on for your dopey woman for Valentine's Day without putting any effort or thought into it" and it was wall to wall ads for junk like Vermont Teddy Bears and PajamaGram and other ex-Howard February promotions. Apparently dudes watch both of these shows or something. My motto: "Every Kiss may begin with Kay, but every world-class-porno-level blowjob begins with Tiffany" E: Whoops, sorry daveslash ^^ (I'm sure they're really nice) At least you're supporting the local small business. Ether Frenzy fucked around with this message at 20:30 on Feb 8, 2011 |
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