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If you’re a fan of RIGHT-WING RADIO, then this is the place for you. If not, I'm sure there's an Air America station within 1,000 miles or so of your residence. Talkers magazine recently released its list of top hosts for 2006. Now, from what I seem to remember, previous lists used to just have the top 100 hosts in a random order. Well now the list appears to have these people ranked in order of importance or some shit. Also, they increased the list to 250 and separated hosts by subject matter. Cool Even though I have listened to RIGHT-WING RADIO since 1994, there’s no way I know every one of these people, but there are a number on this list that I have heard to over the years or feel like commenting on. Time to go down the list: • Howard Stern is number one? Eh, I’ll accept it, even though I haven’t listened to him in years. I’ve talked about him recently, so I’ll refrain from repeating my opinion of him. I guess the whole move to satellite radio is one of the driving reasons for him to be at the top for this year. • Rush, Hannity and Savage are 2-4, no surprises there. • Dr. Laura is number 5? In every market I have had her in, she has either been cancelled or moved around to several different time slots. She’s not on in the Shittsburgh market (although she made a brief appearance back in the mid-90s). I liked her show, but it wasn’t because of her moral preaching. I always loved it when the idiot callers would ask for her opinion on their relationship problems. You could tell these callers had already made up their minds regarding what they wanted to do in their relationship, and it was always the opposite of what a rational person would do. “Dr. Laura, my husband beats me, does drugs in front of my three kids from a previous boyfriend and stays out all night.” “Why haven’t you had him arrested?” “Because I love him.” “You’re an idiot.” It’s like the Maurey Povich Show for radio. • Don Imus is number 6 – did I miss something here? I’ve listened to him a few times on MSNBC when I have stayed up all night and needed some sleep relief. • For the love of God, Laura Inghram does not deserve to be number 7. My area carriers some of her show in the early morning, and the few times I listened to her show it was so unfunny, not to mention tedious. • Mike Gallagher is number 8 – I guess he’s doing well. When I got to listen to him, he wasn’t one of my favorites. In fact, I’d put him on the bottom tier of my preferred RIGHT-WING RADIO hosts. However, I do like him for other reasons, which I will explain below. Back in the late 1990s I listened to him in the Sappy Valley market. At the time he had a chat room where fans could go to and gab while the show was on. The cool thing about this was if someone made a witty comment to a topic he was discussing he would say it on-air and name the person who said it. Well, obviously if I’m making real-time comments to a RIGHT-WING RADIO show, my remarks would undoubtedly make it on the air, which they did. However, he didn’t know what my user name “kkktookmybabyaway” meant; it was funny listening to him goof on the name to his nationwide audience. One time, however, after saying my name (and prefacing it with he had no idea why I called myself this) he got a caller that explained it’s meaning. As it turns out Gallagher was a Ramones fan but he never heard that song, which has me questioning whether or not he really was a fan to begin with. Here’s another story about Mike. He was originally on the “main” Sappy Valley RIGHT-WING RADIO station in the area, and this station sucked. (I could spend a week bitching about this station, and at some point I probably will.) Not only would this station always lose its feeds, but also it would play shows from other networks, among other technical screw-ups. Well one time after Gallagher’s show ended, they stayed with his studio and spent about 20 minutes broadcasting him making “teasers” for his show that were sent to markets that had the show on tape delay. A few days later when he was chatting with us online after his show ended at noon, I told him about how his State College affiliate was screwing up his shows and played him reading “tape delay teasers.” A short while later his show moved to the other station in town. • Neal Boortz cracked the Top 10. Awesome. This guy is based out of Atlanta and is by far my favorite host. I first got to listen to him on WPGB in the Shittsburgh area back in early 2004 when the station switched from urban music to a RIGHT-WING RADIO format. He was on tape delay from 1-3 p.m., and many times I would listen to his show over Rush’s. Unfortunately, when Rush’s show moved from KDKA to WPGB, Boortz got bumped. However, a smaller talk station in the area (WPTT) picked up his show, but only for a while. A short time later WPTT took him off the air because they were going with a more “independent” lineup. Some local harpy named Lynn Cullen who is just horrid took over his time slot, and I haven’t listened to that piece of shit station since. Sadly, since my work computer is a Mac, I can’t listen to Boortz’s show on-line (or at least I haven’t figured out how). If his show would ever move to satellite radio, I’d be a subscriber. To be continued.
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Do eggs count?
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I think it's on Spike, but I don't know when. Considering Wilkins wasn't known for his "d" I could score a bucket or two on him... ...while he was taking a bathroom break.
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Scroby's 1st TSM Work Related Rant/Problem
kkktookmybabyaway replied to Scroby's topic in General Chat
This kid I worked with at the theater (a second-run dump) tried to get a job at a near-by first-run cinema. Problem was they were both owned by National Amusements, Inc. Sigh. -
Scroby's 1st TSM Work Related Rant/Problem
kkktookmybabyaway replied to Scroby's topic in General Chat
Oh, you should not have told your boss you were looking for another job. -
He had a book out a while ago -- did anyone besides me read it?
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Hahaha -- Fuck you Barry. Too bad you're kid is in school because now you can't use him as a media shield. Bitch.
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Scroby's 1st TSM Work Related Rant/Problem
kkktookmybabyaway replied to Scroby's topic in General Chat
What happens in the back room, stays in the back room, kkk. But what if it took place out by the register? -
See you next week. And I lied to you -- I'm African-American.
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Scroby's 1st TSM Work Related Rant/Problem
kkktookmybabyaway replied to Scroby's topic in General Chat
It's called the free market. Try it out. And I do feel your pain; I've had my fair share of being buttfucked by employers. It sucks when you have a job you like then a new manager arrives and ruins everything. -
the official who is on your ignore list thread
kkktookmybabyaway replied to Annabelle's topic in No Holds Barred
As long as I get to keep that bird, I'm fine with being Koko. -
the official who is on your ignore list thread
kkktookmybabyaway replied to Annabelle's topic in No Holds Barred
If you want to throw down, we'll throw down. But you'll have to drive to Shittsburgh, because I'm not spending all that money on the toll roads. I'll pay for dinner, though. Before I kick your ass, of course. -
The posters that don't matter tournament
kkktookmybabyaway replied to Dandy's topic in No Holds Barred
Congrats. -
I'm just talking about adding names of people that aren't there. "Uh, yeah, I've always liked "f20@sk" better than nl5, I'll vote for him (or her)."
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• Well the Oscars are over and done with. I didn’t see any of these movies nominated for Best Picture, and I don’t really care. The only thing that surprised me was the movie about the gay cowboys didn’t win. I wonder if that constitutes a hate crime? I have to admit though that the gay cowboy movie’s commercials cracked me up considering they never told you what the film was supposed to be about; we were just told how great it was. Sadly, I know there are people who went to see this film without having any idea what it dealt with, and I hope they got offended because they’re stupid enough to see a movie they know nothing about. When I worked at the theater there were so many people that didn’t know what “Boogie Nights” was about, although they figured it out toward the end. My favorite customer during this time was some middle-age woman with her friend who thought the movie was about disco. You should have seen the look on her face when, after asking me what the movie was about, I replied, “It’s about the porn industry.” Now that was a money shot. But besides “Boogie Nights,” which many people did not know what it was about. (There was one memorable line by a guy at the end of the film when he said to his friend “You are never picking another movie again.”) When I had to sell tickets, it pissed me off when people would ask me what a film was about and if I had seen it. No, bitch. I was a full-time student, worked full time and devoted about 20-30 hours per week on various school activities; sorry if I didn’t have any time to personally review the half-dozen or so new movies our place got every week. And the movie studios can kiss my ass if they think I’m going to do the job that their marketing department failed to do, which was to let the public know what their product (the film) was about. I’m sure those PR people got paid more than my $5/hour wage, so why should I do their work for them? I don’t hate movies, but I’m not going to spent $10 to see it one time on the big screen. Yeah I know there are cheaper showings in the afternoon, but I can’t stand seeing a film in the afternoon. I don’t want to go some place, sit in a dark room for a few hours, then be blinded by the sunlight when leaving. Also, I always have to have popcorn, so my dinner schedule gets thrown out of whack whenever I see an afternoon show. RIGHT-WING RADIO guy Glenn Beck ran down a list of movies that made more money than “Crash.” Now of course the best movie doesn’t always make the most money at the box office (it rarely does), but there’s something about learning “Are We There Yet?” “The Dukes of Hazzard” “Herbie: Fully Loaded” and “Bewitched” brought in more money than did the so-called best film of that year. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I’m sure these movies above cost more to produce, had more marketing and a bunch of other costs than did “Crash,” but I’m too lazy and indifferent to look this stuff up. At least that godawful “Honeymooners” movie came in at #133, so I do have some faith in humanity. • This is disturbing: Half of all malfunctioning products returned to stores by consumers are in full working order, but customers can't figure out how to operate the devices, according to one scientist, who added, “The average consumer in the United States will struggle for 20 minutes to get a device working, before giving up, the study found.” Christ, who are these people? I get a woody if I can hook up the surround sound in a half-hour. I remember when the better half and I got our first surround sound system, it took us an entire weekend to hook up! My favorite part of this ordeal were the several calls to customer support and being told that there were directions that were left out of our instruction manual. • God I love the Shittsburgh area. Some 75-year old lady got busted for robbing a bank. However, this is my favorite part of the story: • This made me laugh. Under the story with the headline Sun's next 11-year cycle could be 50 pct stronger was Global warming evidence grows - U.N. expert.
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At that point just make up names.
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3/5: A Kohls Day Of Hell Shopping With Mrs. KKK
kkktookmybabyaway commented on kkktookmybabyaway's blog entry in KK's Korner
There's about a half-dozen big sales though throughout the year. Usually, if you have their charge chard (other people might get them, too), you get some hippie scratch-off thing that gives you a bigger discount. That's usually when I go. I normally go 1-2 times a year to this place by myself; Mrs. kkk frequents this place much more often. When I worked at some kitchen store that was going out of business, I hated the people who got stuff 10% off and didn't factor in taxes, so their "savings" was $1-2. Then they'd bitch. Idiots. -
That's right. It goes in the ladies vagina. So women have them, too? Weird.
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Answered my own question. Nevermind.
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3/5: A Kohls Day Of Hell Shopping With Mrs. KKK
kkktookmybabyaway commented on kkktookmybabyaway's blog entry in KK's Korner
I had Geico for a while then went to one of those "Farms." DUI? Black drunk man driving in Nebraska? I'm surprised you're still alive. -
Well there you go.
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3/5: A Kohls Day Of Hell Shopping With Mrs. KKK
kkktookmybabyaway commented on kkktookmybabyaway's blog entry in KK's Korner
Dude who owns it is a left-wing kook. Besides, the better half and I get a good deal with our insurance at another place because we're hitched. (I forget which one we have, but it's got a "state" in it.) -
3/5: A Kohls Day Of Hell Shopping With Mrs. KKK
kkktookmybabyaway commented on kkktookmybabyaway's blog entry in KK's Korner
The only time I go there is when they have their sales; otherwise, I don't bother. There are only a few places I refuse to do business with due to politics/ideology/etc. -- one that comes to mind is Progressive Insurance. Other than that I'm all about the best deal I can get. -
Oh, I'll happily participate. I was just being self-deprecating. And if I'm matched up against you, I know I'll be getting the black vote because I have more street cred. Of course those voters will be disenfranchised by The Man.