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mcmagic posted:http://www.mediaite.com/online/radio-hosts-opie-and-anthony-call-for-revolution-over-obamacare-cancellations/ Funny how "I'm more of a MSNBC guy..." Opie got them in the news for some crazy remark while "Niggermania" Anthony comes across like the reasonable one in the article.
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Here's a palate cleanser https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEGW2jBzLgI
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bunky posted:Remember how fun the show was when Lady Di was interning? Does anybody remember laughter?
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https://twitter.com/rolandos99 Aww, the fat sociopath is a sensitive boy and locked his twitter account.
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shyduck posted:Aww, the fat sociopath is a sensitive boy and locked his twitter account. I gotta imagine that closing that off can't be great for getting prospective bookings to talk to him, but I guess his self-esteem is more important.
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Anthony: There's no children in this country that don't have enough food to eat!!!! Trickle down works! DiPaolo: It's the fairest country in the world quote:15.9 million children lived in food insecure households in 2012. Welp
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CrashCat posted:I gotta imagine that closing that off can't be great for getting prospective bookings to talk to him, but I guess his self-esteem is more important. Probably wouldn't affect it. It just means he has to approve the tweets before they are public, because he's soft.
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"The children I gently caress are well fed, therefore no children are hungry in this country."
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I was honestly really enjoying the show since the new year, I felt it improved some since they came back. But this week there's been 3 shows in a row where I've turned it off. Ant is my favorite person on the show but jesus christ, why do the boys think people want to listen to this?
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Sintax posted:Sometimes I wonder how much of the O&A audience is the kind of person who will listen to Glenn Beck or Alex Jones rant for 3 hours at a clip. There was a Glenn Beck charity read on the show today. Seemed fitting to hear his voice.
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Peter North posted:It's strange that they picked that clip, because I forgot that even happened after all the free plugs Ant gave Niggermania.com today. The best part of that, to me, was reliable loudmouth prick Nick DiPaolo quietly saying "I don't like that" while Ant steamrolled ahead, giggling his idiot head off about niggermania to a silent studio.
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Birthday Cake posted:I was honestly really enjoying the show since the new year, I felt it improved some since they came back. But this week there's been 3 shows in a row where I've turned it off. Ant is my favorite person on the show but jesus christ, why do the boys think people want to listen to this? The phone lines are lit!
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Rev. Bleech_ posted:The best part of that, to me, was reliable loudmouth prick Nick DiPaolo quietly saying "I don't like that" while Ant steamrolled ahead, giggling his idiot head off about niggermania to a silent studio.
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Not it won't, because that would've loving happened years ago. There is no mainstream attention for satellite radio because it's a paid premium service.
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TheRationalRedditor posted:Not it won't, because that would've loving happened years ago. There is no mainstream attention for satellite radio because it's a paid premium service. There's one clip that, out of context, could sink the show if it got legs like Opie's cake stomp video. Like Sirius wouldn't even attempt to stand by them. It'd be fire first, ask questions later.
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I had never seen cake stomp. Gross. Also I'm surprised to see any attention on their ACA rant. A major cable network and about 100 other talk shows bash it that bad on a daily basis.
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Call Me Charlie posted:There's one clip that, out of context, could sink the show if it got legs like Opie's cake stomp video. Like Sirius wouldn't even attempt to stand by them. It'd be fire first, ask questions later. Well? Which one is it?
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In addition to all of Ant's horrendous racism today, I also enjoyed their disdain towards paternity leave. Opie, especially, was very vocal in mocking it. Even though he took, you know, paternity leave. The amount of hypocrisy from the show is jaw-dropping. "We hate tax cheats and scam artists! (except for our families who were tax cheats and scam artists)." "Everyone in this county is lazy and just wants to take take take! (meanwhile, we're millionaires who bitch about working 20 hours a week, think we should get unlimited sick days and call out whenever we feel like, and throw temper tantrums when celebrities and businesses don't shower us in free stuff)." It's tiring. When the show is good, I still love it. But they've been hitting the same notes over and over the past couple weeks and I've been tuning to something else a lot of the time. Ron and Fez has been pretty good this week at least. Hell, as much as I usually don't care for Jackie Martling, I actually really enjoyed him on the show today. I really liked his obsession with trying to make Shelby laugh at stupid jokes. I grew up listening to Howard and I used to love Jackie in the background; but on his own I've tended to find him annoying and overbearing. But on Ron and Fez it just felt really different for some reason. It felt a lot more natural and fun. I wouldn't mind him coming back regularly. Plus, it's been a long time since I last heard a game of Stump the Jokeman.
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UncleMonkey posted:In addition to all of Ant's horrendous racism today, I also enjoyed their disdain towards paternity leave. Opie, especially, was very vocal in mocking it. Even though he took, you know, paternity leave. The amount of hypocrisy from the show is jaw-dropping.
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Snacksmaniac posted:And the show got worse than that according to this thread. And that's when I bailed on the show in favor of CNN.
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End of Life Guy posted:Well? Which one is it? Ant advocating eugenics would be a good one.
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TL posted:Ant advocating eugenics would be a good one. Especially since as a guinea catholic yankee, southern racists would lump him in with the all the niggers he hates. They deserve each other (Ant and niggermania.com).
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JFC posted:Especially since as a guinea catholic yankee, southern racists would lump him in with the all the niggers he hates. They deserve each other (Ant and niggermania.com). Supposedly happened like 10 years before I'd gotten to that class and had him as a teacher. I wish I could have been there to see it. It must have been glorious.
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bunky posted:Remember how fun the show was when Lady Di was interning? Does anybody remember laughter? yes, more of that please
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After years of wanting one of his catchphrases on a shirt he's finally done it http://www.opieradio.com/shop
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Amphion posted:After years of wanting one of his catchphrases on a shirt he's finally done it This is a classic fit shirt available in sizes S-5XL. I have a feeling more 5XL's will be sold than smalls.
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Daikatana Ritsu posted:yes, more of that please How about more of not yelling "obama" for hours. When I think back of the standout bits from this show, none of them involve politics. Well, except the Donald Rumsfeld Mexican baby eater segment.
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Call Me Charlie posted:The phone lines are lit! This is something all over national radio: Why is it whenever truckers call into a radio show, they feel the need to announce that they're a truck driver?
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The cabbie stories podcast is some funny poo poo, I'd never heard that bit before. I laughed at every single 'HIV positive'.
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