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I love this show's fanbase. Here's the former manager of the Jesus Twins dancing for some reason(he made 2 sales!) and the comments are just people bagging on him for the yuppie-speak he used to spit out when the Jesus Twins were on the show. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63bBIbnozis e: bless Youtube's related videos. Found a super old video from the surviving twin where he's just filming them in their daily lives and they're just arguing over juice. Incredibly compelling somehow. If these guys were born like a decade later they could have been reality TV stars for the like one season their show would have lasted. Proof positive that their act on the show was no schtick, they were as real there as anywhere else. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2GACQEd3jM The twin filming is Eric(the lower pitched voice) and Jeff is driving(higher, nasally voice). Eric is the one who died from suicide by cop in the early 2000s. Crotch Bat fucked around with this message at 09:49 on Aug 19, 2015 |
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I'm sure this has been discussed, but has Howard ever talked about putting out DVDs of the E! show? It seems like a no-brainer to me, but we all know how Howard is with his content.
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Djarum posted:"The Howard Stern Interview" was the precursor to the E! Show. I believe if my memory serves me correct that it was one of the launch shows on E!. This is one case where Howard's laziness was a good thing. The in-studio show was so much better than the interview show. Howard doing interviews without the rest of the show was an attempt to look respectable and mainstream.
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Aug 19, 2015 13:36
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Paul Kersey posted:I'm sure this has been discussed, but has Howard ever talked about putting out DVDs of the E! show? It seems like a no-brainer to me, but we all know how Howard is with his content. I would assume E! has some ownership rights to the show, but maybe I'm wrong. DVDs are the wrong medium, though - they should be put online for streaming and be uncensored.
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Paul Kersey posted:I'm sure this has been discussed, but has Howard ever talked about putting out DVDs of the E! show? It seems like a no-brainer to me, but we all know how Howard is with his content. Some of that would be difficult to license, I imagine. Various E! content, bands' music, video footage. What a mess. I'd love to have Howard on DVDs or Netflix, though.
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Presumably, Howard owns the raw footage because he used E-era stuff on his CBS show and, I think, Direct TV (I didn't have direct tv, so I don't know for sure if any pre-sirius stuff showed up there).
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Aug 19, 2015 18:48
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Howard should put the E! show on a sim card.
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Aug 19, 2015 18:49
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Maybe when Howard dies and his kids sue Beth for the estate she'll release the tapes and sell them in late night infomercials.
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Listening to Evil Dave eat those chips makes me want some drat chips. Goddamn, every time, without fail.
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musclecoder posted:Howard should put the E! show on a sim card. Cool, the he can jpeg it to me. -Artie
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JB50 posted:Cool, the he can jpeg it to me. -Artie Oh man I remember Artie talking about the time he tried to place a bet online and he was beyond baffled that you needed an account to make a wager on this website. He acted like it was https://www.asiteforartielangetoplacebets.com or something. haljordan fucked around with this message at 23:21 on Aug 19, 2015 |
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Former Human posted:Keep in mind the women in Richard's story weren't dipping their pizza crust in dressing, they were pouring ranch onto pizza slices like normal people do on salad. You're right. I haven't gotten anything from them in an age so it's not like I remember correctly.
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I know what I'm adding to my gym playlist now. https://soundcloud.com/howardstern/sets/brand-new-beetlejuice-music
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Bonzo posted:Maybe when Howard dies and his kids sue Beth for the estate she'll release the tapes and sell them in late night infomercials.
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haljordan posted:Oh man I remember Artie talking about the time he tried to place a bet online and he was beyond baffled that you needed an account to make a wager on this website. He acted like it was https://www.asiteforartielangetoplacebets.com or something. You forgot to say "backslash" when listing the URL. And it's actually a site for artie DASH lange to place bets DOT COM
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Sasquatch! posted:For as much as Howard beats the "Get a pre-nup!" drum, I would like to imagine that his will sets his kids up for life (so they can keep making Zoo-Za-Zoo music). Then again, Beth might've convinced him to give his daughters' inheritance to the North Shore Animal League since "those are OUR children" or some other such poo poo. Of course he's gonna set his kids up. He's a good guy.
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https://twitter.com/EricMidgetFacts/status/634889312421720065 Was there an official decision to end the show?
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:https://twitter.com/EricMidgetFacts/status/634889312421720065 No and from what's been said SFN being down is speculation as well. The idea that Howard told Mutt of all people that the show was ending so he could preemptively shut the boards down also makes no sense. If Mutt were to know we'd all know because there would have been a press release.
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:https://twitter.com/EricMidgetFacts/status/634889312421720065 That's some nerd crying about a Stern message board not being online, not some insider info on the Stern show ending lol On Monday a fan brought up Howard's lawsuit with Sirius and whether it would affect his upcoming decision or not. Howard said he'd still like to work with the company if possible. He's doing his usual negotiation posturing like every time his contract is up for renewal.
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Stern was on the front page of the NY Post today http://pagesix.com/2015/08/21/the-woman-responsible-for-howard-sterns-pc-behavior/?_ga=1.205869267.1112393354.1415059223
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Did they just compare GTD to Scientology? One is personal organization system the other is a religion...
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Can't wait for the Howard Stern podcast! What a novel idea
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TASTE THE PAIN!! posted:Can't wait for the Howard Stern podcast! What a novel idea I want this to happen so much just to see how he tries to justify it.
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Viktor posted:Did they just compare GTD to Scientology? One is personal organization system the other is a religion... People can get really into Getting Things Done.
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prefect posted:People can get really into Getting Things Done. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snmqf3dE7ho Happy Anniversary Six Sigma!
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I didn't know anything about GTD until a few moments ago when I read this article on Wired where the author stops just short of telling us how great the GTD guy's cum tastes.quote:These were dangerous years for young men unsure of their authenticity, and one day at a party Allen sat down next to a charismatic liar named Michael Bookbinder. He'd been a Formula One racer and also a paratrooper. He played flamenco guitar and knew karate. His costume included silk shirts with huge collars and puffy sleeves "in the manner of a gay buccaneer," as an acquaintance later recalled. He wore pancake makeup. He was a heroin user. The author tries to be pretty flattering to Allen, the GTD guy, but he ends up making Allen sound like a repressed homosexual with untreated mental illness.
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I read GTD. It is an excellent book. The two minute rule might be the greatest productivity rule I have ever heard. The next action step is crucial also. Still, it is a book about organizing your projects and tasks. How can anyone be a zealot for it?
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Former Human posted:what the gently caress Gilbert's been on "he's around" status for a few years now. There's also this: https://twitter.com/realgilbert/status/509029283164336128
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Ribsauce posted:I read GTD. It is an excellent book. The two minute rule might be the greatest productivity rule I have ever heard. The next action step is crucial also. Still, it is a book about organizing your projects and tasks. How can anyone be a zealot for it? I agree 100%. The 2 minute rule essentially eliminated 'laziness' from my life completely. GTD is the real deal.
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I never believed the 'cupcake incident' was the only thing banning Gilbert. I mean, it was gross and all, but it's not so far out in left field for Gilbert's behavior. Especially when considering how good of a friend of the show he was
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I actually like that Gilbert coming on in a soft, neutered fashion is apparently not an option. The most recently I've seen him is on Norm Macdonald's podcast and his material was as racist and homophobic as ever. He's an idol from a dying era and today's kids probably think he's too offensive, which is fine by me. Good on him for not compromising even in the face of limited success.
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Sock The Great posted:I agree 100%. The 2 minute rule essentially eliminated 'laziness' from my life completely. GTD is the real deal. Can someone tell me what the 2 minute rule is so I don't have to buy the book?
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If you get stuck on something for two minutes, go do something else for awhile.Advice posted:I actually like that Gilbert coming on in a soft, neutered fashion is apparently not an option. The most recently I've seen him is on Norm Macdonald's podcast and his material was as racist and homophobic as ever. He's an idol from a dying era and today's kids probably think he's too offensive, which is fine by me. Good on him for not compromising even in the face of limited success. He actually keeps it fairly clean on his movie podcast. Of course, he doesn't hesitate to dive right in when a guest pushes the right button (see: Ed Asner, Josh Grobin).
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Irish Joe posted:If you get stuck on something for two minutes, go do Not quite. It's more like if you have a task that can be done in less than two minutes, do it now. Don't put it off. You can accomplish a remarkable amount 2 minutes at a time.
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I remember the 2 minute rule being posted on here (SA) years and years ago.
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Thanks to gtd I now masturbate 1000x a day.
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I left my wife to do heroin karate with a gay buccaneer, and this is how I learned that procrastination is bad.
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Sock The Great posted:Not quite. It's more like if you have a task that can be done in less than two minutes, do it now. Don't put it off. To expand, it basically works like this. You make a list of everything you have to do. Some things are long term projects, some things might take 2 hours, and then you have something like "pay car insurance." Paying your car insurance only takes 1 minute, so just do it right then so it doesn't occupy any space in your mind for the next 20 days you let the bill sit next to your computer. It sounds obvious, but think about how many little things you have out there like paying your cable bill that you could do in 45 seconds, but you let pile up.
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