Tuesday, April 10, 2007

Tuesday: The Revolucion Begins

We're counting down the final days of the Sam Seder Show as you know it, and today we're heating up the studio just a bit. The forecast calls for romance, as Sam welcomes his wife Nicole Cattell, who will talk about her new documentary, REVOLUCION: Five Visions, which airs tonight on PBS. Plus we'll have two attorneys-turned-bloggers, Christy Hardin-Smith from Firedog Lake, and Glenn Greenwald from Unclaimed Territory. So open up a nice bottle of champagne, put on something a little more comfortable, and get ready for the Sam Seder Show.

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Anonymous said...

http://www.myspace.com/thejingoswithcaptainmarblehead

Anonymous said...

Tom Oliphant - has there ever been a bigger suckup? Probably. But he takes the cake - and is symbolic of the Imus problem. And if you have not yet read the David Carr articles re Imus you should.

ITA with James Wolcott. He is a disgrace to dweeby liberals everywhere, Tom Oliphant that is:
-
"I'm Sticking with You, 'Cause I'm Made out of Glue

Sweet chocolate Jesus, is there a bigger suckup than Tom Oliphant?

He's a disgrace to dweeby liberals everywhere. I heard him this morning on Imus, preening his little feathers (to quote Norman Mailer about Dick Cavett) as he pledged eternal loyalty and managed to prostrate himself even as he was posturing as a standup guy." ... read on

http://www.vanityfair.com/politics/blogs/wolcott

Jafafa Hots said...

That's right. Sam didn't have the background to succeed in radio, he was just an entertainer, and that's not the kind of talent you need to entertain.

You get into radio the way Lionel did - by having nothing better to do than to call in to shows repeatedly until they give you your own.

Like Dewey, for example. Dewey could be the next Lionel.

Unknown said...

need quote marks bridge.

took me two reads to figger out you were'nt describing Tom Oliphant as a suck up.

Anonymous said...

Just wanted to say

Kudos to Keith Olbermann :)

He didn't put Imus on his worst person list as he should have IMHO -

BUT yesterday he said on his show that he has not been on the Imus show since 1998 (I think that is the year he mentioned) because he didn't like the remarks Imus is making about certain people. And you all know who they are. BIG DEMS. Most of all Gore, the Clintons, Jimmy Carter.

Didn't seem to bother liberal dweebs like Oliphant and Rich, Begala et al - and all the Imus fans like Dodd, Ford, Lieberman (Gore's 2000 running mate if you can believe it), Biden, Kerry who held the Imus guest record in visits in 04. And yes, Edwards, Dean and Obama have visited, too. Hypocrites, the whole lot of them.

Again. Kudos to Keith Olbermann :)

Anonymous said...

I'd Just Like To Say Hello To My Uncle!

Anonymous said...

sorry, Jim

sometimes things are v. confusing on the net to me too - Its OliphantOliphantOliphant and I mentioned it in the first two sentences to make sure its Oliphant

the Wolcott quote starts at the quotation marks and everything becomes clear as a bell in his blog post -

thanks for reading my precious words ;-)

Anonymous said...

Like Dewey, for example. Dewey could be the next Lionel.

//

Oh. My. God.

You're insane.

Unknown said...

thanks for reading my precious words ;-)""

always, they're worth reading for many reasons.

Anonymous said...

Sam.
.Goodby Air America for me!!!
You have made my days!!!
Dude, you're the best!

Unknown said...

i'm playing phone tag right now with a supplier.

can tap my foot or typewriter keys, my choice.

themediacircus said...

Here's what I just wrote to Air America management: I'm absolutely stunned. I've been a loyal listener from day one. I've been a loyal monthly premium member from the first week it was offered. I've tried to support Air America every way I can. But of the many bad decisions Air America has made, getting rid of Sam Seder's daily show is the one that will probably make me cancel my premium subscription. When you look back at how utterly amateurish a lot of your first year of programming was, it's pretty clear that Sam has been your only person on the air who had a sense of what it was going to take to do the kind of radio we were promised – entertaining, informative and professional – and then did the work to actually develop a show that finally delivered what was promised. None of your other shows come close - Rachel's pretty good, Randi's great but doesn't have the variety I enjoy with Sam, and your nighttime lineup is really dismal. You'd think if you wanted to make a change, you'd get rid of one or two of your really weak shows and then jockey the lineup around. You'd think that new management wouldn't make mistakes as bad as getting rid of Morning Sedition and Mike Malloy and killing off Marc Maron's show just as it was beginning to show some promise - but now you've made an even worse decision. Since I listen (or maybe listened) to the podcasts, I don't much care what time you have Sam's show on, I'd just like to hear him every day -or should I just assume that Air America, even with new management, still doesn't have what it takes to develop and maintain great radio shows and my $10/month will probably be spent better elsewhere? Sam's become a really good broadcaster and he either deserves better treatment from Air America or should find a new radio home for himself and for his listeners who still want what Air America promised.

Lionel?!?! You've got to be f---ing out of your minds.

Anonymous said...

"always, they're worth reading for many reasons."

I bet. LOL

Things are pretty intense on the net these days - so I am wishing for some fun times in future. Haven't written a haiku for so long. Remember all the haikus we wrote on election day 04? Loved it.

;-)

Anonymous said...

Our response to Mark Green's lastest newsletter:
Dear Friend (?),
Take your whole DLC package and stuff it! New Air America? Like the New Democrats? -- with Slick Willie's NAFTA, CAFTA and WTO? And let's not forget Welfare "Reform". Lionel, huh... And Sam Seder tucked away out of sight on Sunday? What a joke! And don't think we've forgotten your Rove-like campaign against Freddy Ferrer. Just keep your right hand on your Crain's Mark, while you swear to purge the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth from the airwaves.
Best,
Bob and Doris Milgrom

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...
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Anonymous said...

Louis Winthorpe III: Nenge? Nenge Mboko? It is me, Lionel!

Billy Ray Valentine: Lionel! From the African Education Conference!

Louis Winthorpe III: Yah, mon, I was Director of Cultural Activities at the Haile Selassie Pavilion.

Billy Ray Valentine: I remember the pavilion - we had big fun there!

Both: Boo-boo yah, boo-boo yah, boo-boo yah, hah! Boo-boo yah, boo-boo yah, boo-boo yah, hah!

Billy Ray Valentine: Oh, memories!



I cant believe Lionel Joesph from Trading Places is taking Sam's spot. That sucks! Still he was the Director of Cultural Activities at the Haile Selassie Pavilion...that's gotta mean something.

Alice said...

Guide to Teaching Children Social Consciousness

Bob26003 said...

Hello Bloggers..........

They want me to go to Group therapy three times a week. :/

Those Bastards

Unknown said...

Mutant HiKoos!

hee!

if the world was right we could get together drink tea and laugh our asses off while writing haiku that haiku purists would disaprove of on sight.

(we should do it anyway)

Unknown said...

tol ya B3.

welcome to the flytrap.

Bob26003 said...

Jim, I wanted to go long term inpatient. I could get myself committed here, but they would just send me to the local inpatient place (Hillcrest) and the same asshole Docs.

Medicaid said to be accepted for long term, it takes alot........

You have to do something really crazy.

Unknown said...

i've come to the conclusion that i'm still on the trailing edge of society...

i figger if i go far enough i'll eventually end up on the leading edge by default.

i figger i'll make it in my 90's.

wheres that fish oil?

gimme a slurp!

Bob26003 said...

And all I want is my pills back :/

Unknown said...

eya B3

i'm waving my magic wand (an old #3 sword striping brush)

are things improving yet?

Bob26003 said...

A little..... Yes they are

Unknown said...

see!

it works.

(sorry for the occasional stray sable hair, it's a pretty old brush.)

Anonymous said...

from the James Wolcott post:

"But as the Beltway pundits rally 'round and protect their interests, one man refuses to equivocate and makes a classy exit. It is in such moments I am proud to be a former Oriole fan."

http://www.vanityfair.com/politics/blogs/wolcott

----
The classy guy is Cal Ripken.

Anonymous said...

Sam,

When I first read about the moving of your show to Sunday, the only word that could describe me was despondent. I was shocked that AAR was not just moving you to a different time, but also cutting your air time dramatically in order to lessen the amount of "substance" you were producing over the airways.

However, I think this may end up being a blessing in disguise as more opportunities lay ahead for you and your style of radio talk. I hope you take advantage of this opportunity and continue to mature into the mouthpiece you are becoming. For you to do this, I think you must consider the biggest strength of the Majority Report and the Sam Seder Show: their use of the internet and the blogosphere.

When I began listening to the Majority Report, I knew little about blogs. After just a week, I was reading DailyKos, LiberalOasis, Atrios, etc. on a daily basis. You should use this new format of media to continue your show as a podcast/blog combo.

I assume many of your listeners are like me, they cannot commit to a specific time to listen to your show, we are part of the TiVo culture. We need the flexibility to use podcasts to listen to you, and many of your most important callers were not able to transition to the new morning time of the Seder Show. As an independent podcast, your show can take advantage of internet freedom.

I am ignorant of production costs for your show and how much time it takes to prepare the 1:50 of content, but the cost of distributing your show as a podcast on the blogs you have associated with would be almost nothing. If you were to simply post a podcast to Podcast Alley, I guarantee you would be in their Top 10 from day 1.

Adjusting to a streaming, blog based show where only callers need to be present during taping would be interesting, but I bet you could maintain your famous blogger callers, many of your favorite listener callers, and more senate/celebrity callers than you would expect. You could expand your listener base especially if you mention the idea of continuing a podcast over your final few days.

Take advantage of the technology and freedom of the internet! Make a podcast that is at least half an hour long, shorter ones are annoying.

Maintain the format of your show, it works for you.

Additionally, you could charge a menial fee for each podcast, $0.25 per day is the cost of an AAR premium subscription, get ad revenues, sell kitschy crap. Look at Jack Clarks Blast the Right podcasting at therationalradical.org , he does a great job and you could do even better.

Also, do get the blog in better shape, that may be the most important thing you do.

Good Luck, and thanks for all you've done.

Ashton

PS, I have recently come into some money when my uncle died in Scotland last year. Unfortunately his money is being held up due to international banking rules. If you could help me shuttle money through your bank account, I could give you a cut... ;)

howard said...

Mark, et al,
If replacing Sam Seder with Lionel represents your programming direction for AA2, I'll be spending a lot more time streaming CSPAN, Pacifica, Nova-M, and MLB archived games. Awful, awful move.

Harold said...

What does Air America 2.0 mean?

Software crashes? Overheating? Better graphics? (On the radio?!)

No! You drop one of your most popular hosts.

Sam Seder will be missed, immensely.

He is by far the best host AAR has ever had. I cannot justify renewing my subscription to AAR premium without a daily dose of Sam Seder. Hundreds of my friends on the internet feel the same way. I'm certain there will be at least an unofficial boycott of the new Lionel (who?) show by most of the listeners of Sam's show. We cannot help but feel the cutbacks to Sam Seder's schedule will result in huge losses to Air America, both in respect and profits. Our local affiliate KPOJ, recently played Sam's show regularly twice a day! You folks really need to think this move through. Seder was the only reason AAR was still here for you to rescue. Ask Mike Malloy. There are other venues for Sam's show to be heard. These kind of actions only result in the trash talking of Air America by its competitors and former employees, usually on its own airwaves! (Ed Shultz is a regular, Janeane Garofalo and Marc Maron have chimed in many times, too.)
Sam Seder's professionalism on the subject only proves what an enormous loss to the liberal radio world Sam's move will be.

"Sam Seder is the future of Air America" -(future) Senator Al Franken

(No one thought Franken was gonna 'be somebody' during his first couple years at SNL, either, remember?)

-Harold Jennings

Hillsboro, Oregon

P.S: I hope Mark Green was man enough to at least invite Sam to his 3rd Anniversary Party to give him the axe in person.

"Thanks, we couldn't have done this without you...your pink slip is waiting at the door..."

Anonymous said...

" eya B3

i'm waving my magic wand (an old #3 sword striping brush)

are things improving yet?"

--
brilliant haiku, Jim -
go! get yourself well, B! its
spring!

Unknown said...

Ashton

good advice, a good alternative

and funny to boot!

only thing is Sam don't read the blog anymore.

try emailing him.

Unknown said...

a bridge less traveled

but all the more pleasant so,

a river flowing underneath

Unknown said...

i want to use a local supplier but they have a shit 'get back to you system'

they get another coffee cup of time and then i'm moving on.

Unknown said...

wonder what time "bed time" will be in the concentration camps?

Anonymous said...

Quote from Eric Alterman's blog today:

"On my way out the door, I ran into Sam Seder and learned that Mark Green had dumped his daily show on Air America and moved him to just Sundays. Not that anyone cares what I think, but to me, that's crazy stuff. Sam is perhaps Air America's greatest discovery and one of the smartest radio hosts I've ever heard. Maybe "smart" is his problem. He is being replaced by someone named "Lionel" who apparently has no last name."
-Eric Alterman
4/10/07
www.mediamatters.org/altercation

G said...

A.A.R. is F.U.B.A.R.
I hope we can change this thing. Sam needs a bigger audience. He has such great subtle wit. He doesn't hit you over the head with it. He invites you to play along....

What does AAR think of its listeners? We're the punchline...?
...or the punching bag?
What a joke.

Anonymous said...

Wow Sam your wife is a dynamic woman. It looks like Seder lucked out BIG TIME.

Anonymous said...

Okay, so who's LEFT on Air America that was there back in 2004, pounding their shoe on the table saying "We will bury you" to me?


LOL!!!!

Anonymous said...

I've got some advice for Sam

too -

oops, must brush cat now!

Unknown said...

i can see that the AARgh! factor is extremely high today.

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Anonymous said...

I'll miss you--I looked forward to you daily. Looking at the website for that other guy--it's scary!!!! The Greens are ruining AAR! Maybe you could look into Sirius left?

I've been listening to you and AAR since the beginning! The only really good moves the station has made was putting you in daytime and Rachel Maddow in early evening. Oops, shouldn't have said that. Bet she'll be the next to go!

Thanks for all the great radio so far,

Renee M

Anonymous said...

(Listening to Randi Rhodes...)

Larry King is no 'newsman', major or otherwise. He's an ignorant curmudgeon.

Anonymous said...

Jim,
been wanting to ask you ...

I need some advice with drawing the insulin for cat. Do you have experience with the 3/10cc needle? I think humans use the same needle.

monsieurbenet said...

for sj : )

there once was a Senator McCain

whose right base convinced us was insane

to prove they were right

he shopped, backed by the army's might

and said every thing's 'ok.'


aka jbenet

Unknown said...

eya Bridge

what's the problem?

monsieurbenet said...

must to work

love you all : )

Unknown said...

eya jbenet

goodun u ol snort!

good to read ya, busy here

and life is good

Anonymous said...

I can't believe. I just can't believe it! The people running Air America must either be world-class idiots with absolutely no judgement or taste--or too beholden to the corporate/DLC/Aipac wing of the party (probably a combination of the two).
What a sad day! Sam is one of the very best voices on the radio, right up there with Hartmann and Malloy (and Ring of Fire). And he has really been coming into his own the last few months, too. Sam has this unique, playful wit and he's amazing at broad, synthetic thinking--tying the big picture together. The fact that AAR is dumping Sam Seder constitutes exhibit A in how the corporatists and interventionists that hide behind the upper echelons of the Democratic party will do anything they can to subvert or snuff out AUTHENTIC liberal progressives like Sam.

Even Thom Hartmann (another genuine progressive god love him) seems slightly more tempered and cautious since he took over Al's seat compared to how he was when he
was merely syndicated by Air America and broadcasting a la carte from KPOJ in Portland.

I beseech you Sam, you can't stop! Too many people love you and depend on you every day. Please join Mike Malloy over at NovaM radio so we can still hear you daily, even if it's via streaming. We'll become a nation of streamers

monsieurbenet said...

eya sj

caught you on malloy

later

: )

Unknown said...

Cya jbenet!

wishing you a superb day!

Unknown said...

The Lionel Show won't be live!!!!!????? Is that true?

On the website it says the Lionel show is on 7 to 10 PM MT. So I get to listen to a re-broadcast in the morning? Huh?

Let's See Morning Sedition, Unfiltered, Al Franken, Majority Report/Sam Seder, Mike Malloy... Why should I listen to Air America?

Actually, I still will listen, but perhaps not as much.

Unknown said...

sheesh!

Randi still going on about Imus...

what? we got "talking points"?

hate giving him any attention

this like the troll issue.

oops! looks like peeps

with rocks outside

my glass house!

Anonymous said...

Jim,

its a bubble problem

more often than not I tend to get a tiny bubble either at the top or bottom of the liquid. I have a hard time making it disappear even when pushing needle back in and out or knocking on needle ... tried all kinds of way to draw the insulin.

Alice said...

http://mediamatters.org/altercation/200704100012

On my way out the door, I ran into Sam Seder and learned that Mark Green had dumped his daily show on Air America and moved him to just Sundays. Not that anyone cares what I think, but to me, that's crazy stuff. Sam is perhaps Air America's greatest discovery and one of the smartest radio hosts I've ever heard. Maybe "smart" is his problem. He is being replaced by someone named "Lionel" who apparently has no last name.

Unknown said...

this is a bubble in the syringe you're talking about?

draw the fluid slightly over the mark and with the needle pointing straight up get the bubble on top and squirt it out.

snapping the hypo with your finger usually gets it to move.

if not visit the vet and get instruction, theres a knack to it eh?

whenever giving injections, inject slowly, it reduces muscle bruising quite a bit.

that any help?

Anonymous said...

yeah I'm really hoping Sam will go to Nova M. I just found them a few weeks ago and I'm already a fan of their lineup. I think he will, though. A person can only stay pushed into a corner for so long before his pride/morals get the better of him. Good luck, Sam.
Tiffany

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Anonymous said...

yes in the syringe once I've drawn the liquid

"draw the fluid slightly over the mark and with the needle pointing straight up get the bubble on top and squirt it out."

You know I used to push the needle back into the bottle to get rid of the bubble -

so I am to take the needle out and squirt out the bubble in the air? Have to be pretty precise on the mark then, right? Or do you sometimes add more insulin from the bottle?
But good idea, Jim. Makes sense.

Question:
What do you do with the bottom bubble? If snapping doesn't do it which it never does for me.

its a knack for sure - we are learning - we are still in process of finding the right dose, too - could take months doc said

I usually try to give the injection fast before the cat moves away esp. when she has eating problems like now - but I'll remember the muscle bruising advice - thank you

Diane said...

Has anyone gotten any response from AAR? I've been emailing every contact and calling that stupid phone/vm since Friday with no response. Although I too got that blank page which I guess is their autoresponse that they received my emails.

I said when Sam goes I go and that I was cancelling my premium subscription. I also em'd them today now that "Lionel" has been announced...great another right winger in NY, like Armstrong isn't enough?! Green et al's definition of liberal and progressive are laughable.

I even left my phone number etc but so far nothing. You would think that since I want to cancel my subscription someone would have to get back to me right? This is soo disappointing. :(

Diane said...

Has anyone gotten any response from AAR? I've been emailing every contact and calling that stupid phone/vm since Friday with no response. Although I too got that blank page which I guess is their autoresponse that they received my emails.

I said when Sam goes I go and that I was cancelling my premium subscription. I also em'd them today now that "Lionel" has been announced...great another right winger in NY, like Armstrong isn't enough?! Green et al's definition of liberal and progressive are laughable.

I even left my phone number etc but so far nothing. You would think that since I want to cancel my subscription someone would have to get back to me right? This is soo disappointing. :(

Alice said...

Greenshirt...

Where are all these Sam fans coming from...? Someone just print the freakin thread and send it to the new owner....who will proceed to do NOTHING....

*snark*

toniD said...

Evening all. I missed Bobby Kennedy.

I'll have to listen to the third hour over again.

Hi Shell, Jim, Brdige, and anyone else I missed.

Unknown said...

whoo!

just had a good workout loading some stuff out.

ya bridge a lil over is fine and then the "squirt out" to the mark in the air. should be just a tiny bit and you can catch it in a paper towel if you position the towel right.

bottom bubble? well if you have the protective cap over the needle you can try to whip the syringe so the fluid ends up in the right place...

you know centrifugal force?

i'd try tying a foot or so of string to the needle end and whir it in circle for a bit. make sure it's the kind with a twist lock needle cover before trying that one...

Unknown said...

Hi ToniD.

waiting for paint to dry.

toniD said...

That sounds like fun Jim :)

Lots of stuff at Think Progress.

toniD said...

Rep. Cantor Launches Partisan Smear Campaign Against Pelosi For Syria Visit
Rep. Eric Cantor (R-VA), the chief deputy minority whip in the House, has launched a partisan smear campaign against Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) for visiting Syria. He writes in the National Review:

The Speaker and many of her Democratic allies have become so drunk with grandiose visions of deposing Bush that they break bread with terrorists and enemies of the United States. The Speaker’s words and actions carry consequences for U.S. policy, and they certainly did our allies no favors last week. Instead of standing united with the president and Congress against the Syrian menace, Mrs. Pelosi chose to needlessly divide us.

Nowhere in his 700-word diatribe does Cantor mention the fact that five Republicans “broke bread” with Assad last week: Reps. Frank Wolf, Joseph Pitts, Robert Aderholt, David Hobson, and Darrell Issa.

Meanwhile, on his blog, Cantor is conducting a campaign to “Stop Pelosi.” He writes that Congress has “remained silent on Pelosi’s misrepresentation of Israel’s position. They have remained silent on her assistance to Syrian propaganda efforts.”

LINK

Unknown said...

bare in mind that i get away with stuff like that becuse i fidget with a tremendous amount of 'stuff'.

be careful! take precautions like wearing eye glasses of some sort.

toniD said...

Bush invites Congress to White House for non-negotiations. AP reports, “President Bush will invite Democrats to the White House to discuss their standoff over a war-funding bill, but he will not budge from his opposition to troop-withdrawal deadlines in Iraq.” When a reporter asked White House spokeswoman Dana Perino why lawmakers should attend the meeting if Bush won’t negotiate, Perino replied, “Maybe they need to hear again from the president about why he thinks it is foolish to set arbitrary timetables for withdrawal.”

UPDATE: Statement from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV):

The President is demanding that we renew his blank check for a war without end. Despite the fact that the President persists in trying to score political points at the expense of our troops, congressional Democrats have repeatedly reached out in the spirit of cooperation. We renew our request to work with him to produce a bipartisan bill that provides our troops and our veterans with every penny they need, but in turn, demands accountability.

LINK

Unknown said...

Think Progress?

lemme take a look.

toniD said...

Breaking: Missing Justice Dept. documents subpoenaed. MSNBC reports that the House Judiciary Committee has subpoenaed the Justice Department for a series of additional documents, revealed last week by The American Spectator, that have not been turned over to Congress.

UPDATE: Several senators sent a letter yesterday to Alberto Gonzales requesting these documents:

Justice Department officials have previously said they turned over all relevant materials, but held back sensitive personnel information about most prosecutors other than those who were removed last year.

Among the missing documents the senators mentioned was a chart cited in a Feb. 12, 2007, e-mail message from Monica Goodling, a former aide to Mr. Gonzales, to other department officials.

The senators suggested that other documents had been withheld, like biographies of each of the 93 prosecutors in briefing books provided for Mr. Gonzales in December in preparation for a meeting of United States attorneys. The meeting was held to start an initiative against child exploitation.

UPDATE II: You can read the full subpoena HERE. Christy Hardin Smith explains exactly what House Judiciary Committee is requesting.

toniD said...

Pelosi and Reid respond to President Bush’s request for a non-negotiation: “The President is demanding that we renew his blank check for a war without end. Despite the fact that the President persists in trying to score political points at the expense of our troops, congressional Democrats have repeatedly reached out in the spirit of cooperation.”

UPDATE: Reid assails Bush during a press conference:

The president is inviting us down to the White House with preconditions. Things are not OK in Iraq. As the Pope said on Easter Sunday, a slaughter is taking place in Iraq. The Pope further said nothing good is coming from Iraq. The president must realize that. He has to deal with Congress. We are an independent branch of this government, and by our Constitution we have equal say that he has. And he’s got to listen to us. Because we are speaking for the American people; he isn’t.

Watch it:

LINK

Unknown said...

OMG!

i'm sorry i looked!

pages full of plastic people posturing for the press!

ACK!

lamest excuses too. i'm sick of them.

Unknown said...

OMG!

i'm sorry i looked!

pages full of plastic people posturing for the press!

ACK!

lamest excuses too. i'm sick of them.

toniD said...

White House Cites ‘Experience From September 11th’ To Justify Staying In Iraq »
In today’s White House press briefing, spokeswoman Dana Perino tried to justify President Bush’s escalation in Iraq by stating, “The terrorists that are seeking a safe haven in Iraq, if we were to leave, would find one, just like they had one in Afghanistan.” When reporter Helen Thomas asked how she knows that statement is true, Perino replied, “Well, based on experience from September 11th, that’s how we know it.” Thomas then quickly said, “September 11th had nothing to do with Iraq.” Watch it:

LINK

toniD said...

Lantos: Cheney Would Prefer Pelosi Stay ‘In The Kitchen’ Than Travel Abroad »
Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and Rep. Tom Lantos (D-CA) just held a briefing on their bipartisan delegation to the Middle East last week.

Lantos, the chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee and a Holocaust survivor, was sharply critical of attacks on Pelosi over the trip to Syria. “I do not know whether it was more pathetic or more hypocritical,” he said, noting the various Republicans who also visited Syria last week. “I was appalled at the attempt by the administration to minimize and to mischaracterize the nature of the mission.”

Pelosi addressed Vice President Cheney’s remarks on the Rush Limbaugh show about her trip. “I think he accused me of bad behavior, sounding sort of father figure-ish,” Pelosi said, suggesting that Cheney would rather have her “stay home.” Lantos interjected, “Maybe in the kitchen.” Watch it:

LINK

toniD said...

(April 09, 2007 -- 06:00 PM EST // link)
A Pelosi screw up or a White House set up?

Josh Marshall Video

passiveconsumer said...

hep.

just sayin whut oop.
hope everythings going good for everyone.

still reeling over the cheney-broken arrow revelation at wayne madsen the other day.

Alice said...

I've become progressively more grouchy in the last three years....

Unknown said...

eya A'!

i say joy in self defense is well justified.

toniD said...

I hear ya, Shell. Me too!! Real grumpy.

toniD said...

Hey Ja!!

Unknown said...

Jajajaja!

what's up with u and radio?

Anonymous said...

BOB,

Ive heard richard bandler treated psychosis by cleaning out the body on dialysis.

Alice said...

It's probably not too good for me health-wise....

Anonymous said...

It could be worse - you could have you could ahve been replaced by Carrot-top .... These AAR guys should be ashamed. Got one of the millions of ideas people are offering you ... I think both Amato and Marshall would benefit from your hard won radio and cam skills. I really think the on air off air stuff makes for two shows in one its so strong as a format. And more broadly speaking Marshall just intorduced video as you know and the lava lamp in the back ground is only amusing for so long. Similarly Crooks and Liars does the best job with video but needs custom video and audio content. Basically I am saying sit down with these guiys and figure something out. Their content is migrating toward each other - maybe you bring a piece which could make something spectacular happen. And if you would like to talk more about it be in touch - email sent also with message title "could have been worse" If not go in peace ...

Unknown said...

eya jkirk

good stuff. definitely heading in the right direction.

"Their content is migrating toward each other"

i'm hoping for a huge amount of that type of web evolution.

JDD said...

Very sorry to hear about this, the loss of one of Air America's best shows. The turnover at the network is not helping, and decisions like this annoy listeners, which is also not wise.

Anonymous said...

sunshine - our sun was born in Maine so eya back to you - unless thatsatypo and whats your take on the evolutionary path here

passiveconsumer said...

heyp.

wnyradio should kick off on apr 28th with a live show from this cool bookstore, couple of bands and some open mic political stuff hopefully. should go out live, but we're still workin out the kinky's.

been working @ the buffalo library, pretty nice easy stuff,
missin journalism tho.
freakin A.A.R.

passiveconsumer said...

send me a show jim!
you could do a weekly.
we need lots of programming.

not you toni,
I'm stealing all your stories for my show.

pace.

roxieseattle said...

lo all!

not here for awhile but been following the latest aar psychotic break.

-----

moving sam to the afternoon would have made sense perhaps. ---
then bringing in lionel against steph might make sense -- somewhat similar listeners with different demographics...

-----

but dropping sam's show and listeners is stupid. most would follow him to another time slot. if the greens were really machiavelian, they'd put him up against mike malloy.
if i was rich liberal corporate asshole, that's what i'd do.

---

hey jim, youve been doing insulin too long to remember what you learned to do without thinking.

BRIDGE:

the first thing you do when you pull the syringe out of the ten pack is pull off the cap on the pusher end. then you push the syringe all the way to the end (it comes with a small space but i think that's for manufacturing/storage life reasons).
then get the insulin out of the fridge. take the cap off the needle. then gently shake the insulin, turn the bottle upside down & insert the needle thru the rubber seal and draw out (while bottle remains upside down. squirt out extra.

i use 3/10 cc for my cat too & i've found the short needle works best for my skinny cat. i then pull up a fold of skin and shoot it straight down. cat's have very loose skin. when i've pulled up skin and gone in sideways, sometimes it squirts out the other side of the vold. i always feel afterward to make sure there's no wet spot. (gawd i know i'm old when "wet spot" means a missed dose of insulin for my geriatric cat...
---
anyway, i think maybe you're not pushing the extra air out of the syringe before drawing in the insulin...or maybe not keeping the insulin bottle upside down. hope this helps.

-----
roxie

air-ono said...

//I've become progressively more grouchy in the last three years//
~shelly

teething problems, perhaps?

will your time begin to pay dividends, perhaps?

hmmm...

don't know bout you, but i gotta get off this treadmill for a while

p.s. (i love you)

*-*

air-ono said...

oops, wrong pic

freudian slip perhaps...

(i love you)

(perhaps)

*-*

Anonymous said...

Check out your new AAR host, Lionel. From drinking liberally.org, Oakland CA on Dec 22, 2006,

Tekstone wrote

"As I was listening to the radio last night, the Lionel Show on KQKE to be precise, I was irked by something the host, Lionel, was saying to a caller. He was insistent that he hated being labeled and was giving the caller all kinds of grief for calling himself a "Progressive". The caller argued back that Lionel himself has referred to himself as a "Progressive" - correctly or not I do not know - and Lionel denied this, claiming that he believed that when describing one's beliefs, one should lay them out and avoid any kind of labeling - or rather any kind of 'subset' labeling. In other words, Lionel believes it is okay to say you are a Democrat, but not a Progressive Democrat. Beyond that first level of identification, he would prefer everyone spell out their beliefs one-by-one rather than adding another layer of categorization.

I take issue with this. When you have a party such as the Democratic Party that is a self-described "big tent" party with your Blue Dog Democrats and New Democrats, it is a pretty fucking important and powerful thing to be able to identify with an alternative to these right-wing factions of the so-called "big tent" party. I don't know of any official congressional coalition of "progressive" Democrats.

In fact, there is NO official representation of the Liberal cause in this country except for the marginalized Green Party. The Democratic Party is centrist at times left-of-center at times but mostly right-of-center. The Republican Party is just left-of-Nazi. I think that it is absurd to have a population of citizenry in a so-called 'democracy' with largely liberal social values yet not have a viable political party that represents those values.

That is one of the sickest, saddest, most dysfunctional things about this country of ours. But let's not get going down that road...

So when you have a talk-show host that jumps all over a caller for calling himself a "Progressive Democrat" in this kind of stifling, right-wing-dominant political environment, I have to take issue with that. To Lionel, I say shut your fucking piehole, asshole!! I am a Progressive and proud of it. What's that you say? You don't know what that means? Here is some help for you, you helium-voiced little runt:..."

air-ono said...

a quick pic of:
shelly's teapot
: )

toniD said...

Been working on my Blog, Ja.

Just got home from work so I just posted now.

Here's the new post:

Subpoenas, Subpoenas, Subpoenas!!!

Anonymous said...

When a Progressive Radio Network fires their progressive radio hosts, I guess they are no longer a progressive radio network. Now are they???

War Dog said...

You know what..???

This Lionel may work out after all...

You know I thought I would be done with AAR if Sam got the boot..

But this Lionel might be OK..!!!

=========================================================================================================


I take issue with this. When you have a party such as the Democratic Party that is a self-described "big tent" party with your Blue Dog Democrats and New Democrats, it is a pretty fucking important and powerful thing to be able to identify with an alternative to these right-wing factions of the so-called "big tent" party. I don't know of any official congressional coalition of "progressive" Democrats.

air-ono said...

nice rant, Tekstone

(that's what future-ono will post in the future,
perhaps)

Anonymous said...

oh War Dog takes issue with something!

And we care...because

-conbo

War Dog said...

It's interesting that Air America is moving toward the War Dog positions....

Plenty of room in the Center with me and Hillary..!!!!

Ya gotta love that..!!!

Anonymous said...

wow

i did not read that accurately

hahaha

-conbo

War Dog said...

It's the Blue Dog Thing...

That's why I came to the Democrat Party...

Hillary and The Blue Dogs...

Now AAR hires a Blue Dog Host...

Now what do you think of that..????

Anonymous said...

yes have fun with you centrist world wado, you Hillary, the FOX news talking heads, and Lieberman.

(i would say McCain but he is in his own complete world besides the made up fantasy centrist world)

bbl

-conbo

War Dog said...

Wake up Connie..!!!!

And Smell the Coffee..

The world is coming my way...

I new they would go for the cash sooner or later...

Welcome to my world..!!!!

toniD said...

Van Den Huevel on Colbert. Heh!
Katrina! Heh!

The Nation editor and publisher Katrina vanden Heuvel sparred with The Colbert Report's Stephen Colbert Monday night and made a case for withdrawing from Iraq, indicating that Americans serving in the country "are perceived as occupiers in a civil war."

Colbert rejected the idea of pulling out of the war, indicating that only by pulling out would the U.S. lose the war. "It's like the stock market," said Colbert. "You don't lose any money until you sell your stocks. That's why I'm still holding onto my Pets.com stock."

Vanden Heuvel went on to defend the magazine's early stance against the war. "The Nation magazine opposed this war from the outset because we understood what a disaster it would be," said vanden Heuvel. "We never lost our head while too much of the media gave head."

Watch it here

War Dog said...

Now I like Sam...

He if my Favorite Liberal...

But if he is gonna get the AXE anyway...

Why not replace him with someone with which I can approve..????

War Dog said...

Does this Lionel start next Monday..???

Damn... I will be in Las Vegas and miss his first show...!!!

Alice said...

air-ono said...

April 10, 2007 8:39 PM

*Thump..Thump* *Purrrrrr*

So sweet.. :)

War Dog said...

So I guess this cloud has a silver lining after all..

When one door closes another opens..

It's only right...!!!

toniD said...

ARMY PROPOSES EXTENDING IRAQ TOURS FOR ALL ACTIVE DUTY TROOPS

air-ono said...

//"We never lost our head while too much of the media gave head."//

LMAO...

the crack-whore media

Unknown said...

In my pile of art supplies I found a 75 page booklet from 1885, titled "Recent American Socialism" By one Richard T. Ely, Ph.D. . It's part of a series of Historical and Political studies from Johns Hopkins University. When I get a chance I'll post some choice selections. You're going to get a kick out of it.

You never know what I'll find in my pile of art supplies.

air-ono said...

don't come to close, alice

I'M JINXED!!

this stinking head-cold hasn't pissed off

so i'm battling that!

and monday night comes around and my puter breaks down

and to add to my woes i've been bitten by a spider

Unknown said...

http://www.signandsight.com/intodaysfeuilletons/1285.html

"We have no way of knowing if there ever was a historical Jesus," says Copenhagen archaeologist Thomas L. Thompson in discussion with Arno Widmann. "But we do know: the Gospels are not in the least interested in such a Jesus. All we know about Jesus comes from allegories and fictional stories that are firmly rooted in the ancient literary traditions of Asia Minor ... We haven't the first idea who Jesus was, if he did in fact live in the first century AD outside of stories that were told about him, that is. All we have are these stories, and all of them are considerably older than the first century."

How can this be? Next you're going to tell me there's no Easter bunny, either.

air-ono said...

if things come in fours, the next foul gift from the gods should be cancer or being eaten by an anaconda

air-ono said...
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Unknown said...

Ah... finally, fast internets.

You ever have trouble with your internets? I do. Very stressful. But then when you go somewhere where they work, you feel like you can breathe again.

Unknown said...

"who makes all the easter eggs"

The tooth fairy.

air-ono said...

Comment deleted
April 10, 2007 9:18 PM

eh!, it was lamer than usual

however, i should have left it because dada's riposte was a beauty

Unknown said...

Stop deleting posts, ono. You're ruining the continuity. You run te risk of creating a rift between the universes. And I hate when that happens.

air-ono said...

//dada's riposte//

here: [The tooth fairy.]

//was a beauty//

proof: [lol]

roxieseattle said...

who lays all the easter eggs?
unsold peeps!

Unknown said...

http://www.akamai.com/html/technology/nui/news/index.html

Global News - Web Traffic Metrics

Australia
55,429 VM -19%

Click on some news, ono. You guys are behind tonight.

Anonymous said...

Time for another nap.

Unknown said...

jkirk said...

sunshine - our sun was born in Maine so eya back to you - unless thatsatypo and whats your take on the evolutionary path here

April 10, 2007 8:17 PM

ya. one of my early boatbuilding mentors was an east coaster. i'm a pacific coast fisherman. it reminds me of him when i use it.

well as far as evolution, we have independant blogs now, what happens when we have societies of blogs?

what happens when they organise?

what happens whan they kick ass and we can go back to having everybody over for pizza and bad movies?

dam, i'm sick of worrying about everyone making it...

air-ono said...

yeah, i know

but ever since i've been bitten by a spider, i've been living in a spider universe...

every night i'm consumed with the urge to weave a web, catch insects & suck their bodily fluids

(yuck, i know)

Unknown said...

I mean today. Or tomorrow. whatever.

toniD said...

The New York Times

April 9, 2007

6-Year-Olds Under Arrest

By BOB HERBERT

Avon Park, Fla.

When 6-year-old Desre’e Watson threw a tantrum in her kindergarten class a couple of weeks ago she could not have known that the full force of the law would be brought down on her and that she would be carted off by the police as a felon.

But that’s what happened in this small, backward city in central
Florida. According to the authorities, there were no other options.

"The student became violent," said Frank Mercurio, the no-nonsense chief of the Avon Park olice. "She was yelling, screaming — just being
uncontrollable. Defiant."

"But she was 6," I said.

The chief’s reply came faster than a speeding bullet: "Do you think this is the first 6-year-old we’ve arrested?"

The child’s tantrum occurred on the morning of March 28 at the Avon
Elementary School. According to the police report, "Watson was upset and crying and wailing and would not leave the classroom to let them study, causing a disruption of the normal class activities."

After a few minutes, Desre’e was, in fact, taken to another room. She
was "isolated," the chief said. But she would not calm down. She flailed away at the teachers who tried to control her. She pulled one woman’s
hair. She was kicking.

I asked the chief if anyone had been hurt. "Yes," he said. At least one woman reported "some redness."

After 20 minutes of this "uncontrollable" behavior, the police were called in. At the sight of the two officers, Chief Mercurio said, Desre’e "tried to take flight."

She went under a table. One of the police officers went after her. Each time the officer tried to grab her to drag her out, Desre’e would pull her legs away, the chief said.

Ultimately the child was no match for Avon Park’s finest. The cops
pulled her from under the table and handcuffed her. The officers were not fooling around. In the eyes of the cops the 6-year-old was a criminal, and in Avon Park she would be treated like any other felon.

There was a problem, though. The handcuffs were not manufactured with kindergarten kids in mind. The chief explained: "You can’t handcuff them on their wrists because their wrists are too small, so you have to handcuff them up by their biceps."

As I sat listening to Chief Mercurio in a spotless, air-conditioned conference room at the Avon Park police headquarters, I had the feeling that I had somehow stumbled into the middle of a skit on "Saturday Night Live." The chief seemed like the most reasonable of men, but what was coming out of his mouth was madness.

LINK

air-ono said...

//Global News - Web Traffic Metrics//

wow, that's interesting

i'll study that

Unknown said...

evening folks!

Unknown said...

tanks Roxie!

my meds are pills.

i use hypo's mainly for oil.

that was a superb set of instructions and thanks for typing them out.

good trick with shorts for cat skin!

Anonymous said...

My son has taken up meditation.

At least it’s better than sitting doing nothing.

Anonymous said...

crazy fucking blog

i am going to miss it here

even though where is 'here' exactly

-conbo

toniD said...

Afghanistan: The Other War
Apr. 10, 2007 at 9pm
Inside a secret underground bunker in Kabul, NATO soldiers monitor daily attacks from the Taliban, which has re-emerged as a major threat to Afghanistan's weak national government. FRONTLINE/World's Sam Kiley confronts the reality of the West's struggling campaign, with exclusive access to the NATO command in Afghanistan and provocative reporting from the front lines in the run up to a major offensive the Taliban has promised this spring. (more »)

http://www.pbs.org/frontlineworld/stories/afghanistan604/

Unknown said...

Can't stay right now, stuff to do. The Cuban photographer documentary is coming on in a few minutes. I'll pop in while it's on...

Anonymous said...

I am possessed by a demon.

-conbo

Unknown said...

where is 'here' exactly?

here was over at shells one time, then we moved into ToniD's living room for a while and now were in the disneyland version the majority report radio.

sorry about the dog hair on the rugs toni, can i treat ya to a rug shampoo?

Unknown said...

i'm possesed by an old outboard motor repairman from Put-In Bay Ohio.

Alice said...

dada said...

Can't stay right now, stuff to do. The Cuban photographer documentary is coming on in a few minutes. I'll pop in while it's on...

April 10, 2007 9:50 PM

I found an old book about Cuba & america from 1898...

You remind me..I need to write to pbs to get Nicole's show on again here...

toniD said...

No problem, Jim.

Would love to have a dog or a cat around. Still have my prescious!

Anonymous said...

why can't you be more like this guy, Sam? Then you would have a place in the centrist media

-conbo

Imus does look he has something in him ready to jump out...like an alien
baby

I never noticed that before from TV

air-ono said...

as Dorothy Vallens from blue velvet would say

"I have a part of you with me. You put your disease in me. It helps me. It makes me strong."

(ciao)

Unknown said...

conbo, that picture of Imus is from 1885. Have you been going through my pile of art supplies again?

roxieseattle said...

conbo:

when was the imus-as-a-bodice-ripper-model taken?

toniD said...

Sam's wife's Docu isn't on here in Chicago tonight. I'll watch for it though.

Anonymous said...

//conbo, that picture of Imus is from 1885. Have you been going through my pile of art supplies again?//

he looks so miserable all the time-more than miserable. young or old. it's disturbing. I never noticed until I was looking at his news story pics. On tv he is more animated.

-conbo

Anonymous said...

i don't know Imus's pictorial history

i am just coyping and pasting

it is what we do here

like kindergarten...paste the pictures onto the page...

-conbo

renoray said...

Congradulations to Mark Green for continuing in the tradition of all AAR bigwigs and showing up and doing a bunch of stupid things right out of the gate. You lose Sam on weekdays and you piss Maron off to the point where he won't even appear as a guest to promote his own stuff on your network. I still miss Liz Winstead and the original Unfiltered, Marc Maron and Morning Sedition, Sam Seder's Majority Report, Al Franken, Mike Malloy, Marc Maron (again), and now the Sam Seder show. Replacing Sam with Lionel = replacing Unfiltered with Springer.

Anonymous said...

sunshine - right on! all the rest of you all ... been listening for 3 years and never blogged - I missed a lot - peace to all of you - See you around -

totallynext said...

Hey - Has anyone started a campaign with a petition? Or better yet - We should start a campaign to Abrams @ MSNBC - Dump Bow tie boy and put Sam in. He would be excellent....

I was also thinking about Center for American Progress - maybe start a campaign to them to recruit Sam for their radio voice. They had started a progressive radio contest...
www.thinkprogress.org

Unknown said...

was just thinking this blog is a bit like sam himself.

or he's a bit like us.

Unknown said...

eya jkirk!

drop in and visit.

and welcome to the bloggie!

Unknown said...

"like kindergarten...paste the pictures onto the page..."

Don't eat the paste!

Unknown said...

like kindergarten...paste the pictures onto the page...""

umm... when do we get to fingerpaint?

Anonymous said...

oooh!

there is a lot of pics of Imus with the Bushy's.

he is demon possessed! he is a mind controlled slave of the Bush family!!!

that is why he looks so unhappy

-conbo

(politics 1o1)

Unknown said...

eya totally,

not that i know of.

i think Sam has settled for the sunday seder show.

last three efforts were totally disregarded.

i'm thinking about hiring 30 New York Wino's to pee in their cars ventilator slots instead.

Anonymous said...

I could teach this stuff...

demons run the government

-conbo

hahahaha

i wonder if the history hater's would have a problem with that perspective.

"As it turns out kids, We are the Great White Satan. Pretty Ironic, eh?"

Unknown said...

eya #

if you knew how close to the truth you are...

Anonymous said...

excerpt from a history book I would write:

"At a young age, Don Imus was kidnapped from his nursery by a G.H.W
Bush Henchman. He was raised in the basement of the Bush household with only a microphone for comfort"

-conbo

toniD said...

Just got an email from AAR announcing Lonel. I forwarded it back to them. With a few of my words. Also told them to remove me from the newsletter list.

It said from the desk of Mark Green. Isn't that the color of puke!!

Anonymous said...

i think i might exaggerating a bit, there Sunny

-conbo

toniD said...

Poll: Americans want Gonzales out
U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales should resign, most Americans say, and White House aides should be forced to testify before Congress about their involvement in the dismissal of eight U.S. attorneys.

LINK

toniD said...

Who will protect us at home?
Bush stretching the National Guard
For a National Guard wanting to help support the war in Iraq and Afghanistan yet fulfill its primary mission at home, new deployments may further test its ability to be everywhere at the same time.

LINK

Anonymous said...

George Walker Bush Broadcasting From Hell, where Imus has his studio

-conbo

Anonymous said...

oops

bush senior that is

-conbo

Unknown said...

"In America, if you don't consume, you don't exist."

Unknown said...

"At a young age, Don Imus was kidnapped from his nursery by a G.H.W
Bush Henchman. He was raised in the basement of the Bush household with only a microphone for comfort"

i did not know that!

makes sense...

Anonymous said...

Let’s meet radio personality, “Don Imus.”

Don Imus and his brother Fred both claim to have had parents, a mother and a father. I have never seen them. Have you? Parental absence coupled to the Imus brothers’ pathological behavior fetishes, have led to a thesis that both spawned spontaneously in dust clots accumulated behind the laundromat dryers where Don would spend many of his formative years.

As nearly as the date can be fixed, Don’s birth – however it occurred – took place in the late 18-hundreds making him a contemporary of such noted Americans as Ulysses S. Grant, Rutherford B. Hayes, Chester A. Arthur and Grover Cleveland…all U.S. Presidents.

Don spent the normal twelve years in public school and emerged with no formal education…a product of automatic social promotion. His secondary school experience was limited to carrying a cracked, faded rubber in his wallet and binding a female classmate to a tree with electrician’s tape. He graduated with no honors and no skills.

Don Imus Biography

-conbo

Anonymous said...

hahaha!

i was right...Don Imus has no parents...for all we know he could have been raised in Bush Sr's basement

-conbo

Larry King was in training then too...hahaha

Anonymous said...

Chapter One: How It All Began (msnbc)

"Larry King and Don Imus were fed blood for breakfast lunch and dinner by Senior Bush.

Soon, they cut their journalistic teeth"

-conbo

War Dog said...

You know, I think AAR is going to replace it's Wild eyed Liberal listeners with more Main Stream Americans..

It turned you it was you who failed the test..

All the other political wings supported their radio hosts..

Only far left dropped the ball..

It makes perfect sense when viewed from that perspective...

Unknown said...

and then learned how to dye their hair in preparation for old age and radio stardom!

Anonymous said...

oh shut up WarDog

that a bit of the kettle,don't you think?

Not many people relish the idea of a nuclear war like you do.

-conbo

Anonymous said...

I'd Just Like To Say Hello To My Uncle!

War Dog said...

Sadly Connie, you do not know the first thing about a Nuclear Deterrent and how it makes you life better...

But that isn't the point..

The point is the Far Far Crazy Talkin Left just does not have the horsepower to support their own radio network...

AAR is going to limit it's focus to people with money..!!!

Unknown said...

ya dogger

it totally ruined the blog.

i think Sam has settled for the sunday seder show.

petitions... the last three efforts were totally disregarded.

in memory of the MRR show i'm thinking about hiring 30 New York Wino's to pee in their cars ventilator slots instead.

War Dog said...

Who knows, maybe the Lionel will strike just the right balance of patriotism and progressive radio to make a profit..

I don't know his work, but he sounds like a man who knows a little about Capitalism and how to make it work for him...

Anonymous said...

Sunshine said...

and then learned how to dye their hair in preparation for old age and radio stardom!

April 10, 2007 10:50 PM

They also had to kill their quota of small animals and eat them raw in order to . Soon, the inventive Imus discovered he could roast the animals over a campfire. King and Imus began a discreet relationship that began with a single sleeping bag.

-conbo

Unknown said...

oh yeah,

i been saving this for you!

Nuclear Agency Quietly Becomes Armed Force: Typical cases involve falsified records, lost equipment, sleeping on the job.

Why do they hate America?

4-10 POAC

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17949763/

War Dog said...

I'm sure if they have announced this Lionel fellow they have him under contract..

And Sam will get to do the Sunday thing...

With a week to take notes and prepare, he should put on a good show..

And Sam can have another job..

He will love that.!!!

Unknown said...

Watching on a tiny blacknwhite tv. The kind that has a radio-style dial and knob for changing channels, and a little button to switch to UHF.

hmm

Credits are rolling. That was really good! I'd watch it again.

Now Charlie Rose. I can handle Charlie in small doses. As long as he doesn't talk too much.

Brought to you by Bloomberg.

Unknown said...

i'm sure he will.

just getting away from the corporate ghosts running around those studios will put a smile on his face )

not to mention having the week free to do yardwork like the rest of us.

Anonymous said...

Evening Blogafellows:

It's 11:03 P.M. in Ohio, and, Lionel still sucks.

Anonymous said...

charlie is a freak

What's on the UHF?

-conbo

War Dog said...

I think this Lionel deserves a chance..

If he saves the rest of AAR from going bankrupt again, will he not have done his job..???

Unknown said...

hahahahaha!

eya eep!

Anonymous said...

HeeeeY Sunshine!

Unknown said...

i have a white dog on my lap and i'm taking a break from worrying for the rest of the evening.

Unknown said...

Drinking green tea, looking at Manhattan. Here's Jimi

Hear my train a comin'

Gonna come back, buy this town
And put it all, in my shoe

maybe I'll give a little piece to you.

Unknown said...

love ya dear!

how ya doing?

toniD said...

I thought you didn't like crazy talk, War Dog? Wait til you hear Lionel!! Heh!

The man loves conspiracy theories. The wierder the better.

And he's got this muchkin voice.
You remeber, the lollipop kids voice!

Hah! I can't wait for the first Lionel show War Dog. Can't wait!

And you thought Janeane was bad. Hah! Heh!

Unknown said...

good hendrix clip dada, tanks bud!

Anonymous said...

//toniD said...

I thought you didn't like crazy talk, War Dog? Wait til you hear Lionel!! Heh!

The man loves conspiracy theories. The wierder the better.

And he's got this muchkin voice.
You remeber, the lollipop kids voice!

Hah! I can't wait for the first Lionel show War Dog. Can't wait!

And you thought Janeane was bad. Hah! Heh!//

Maybe Lionel will have me on his show ToniD

-conbo

I could do a crazy talk segment to balance him out

Unknown said...

hee hee!

ToniD! WTG!

mr arrogance wilts...

Unknown said...

i think T just did eep.

so how are ya?

Unknown said...

"What's on the UHF?"

Home shopping network, news in Spanish...

Brazilian jiu-jitsu match, some girl is kicking this guys ass.

Some awards show, Emmy's or something.

Some music video on the jesus network. Kind of like the band weezer, but christian.

There's no rerun of "Green Acres." I'm kind of surprised. There's always a rerun of Green Acres.

My favorites are the asian cooking shows.

War Dog said...

Hah! I can't wait for the first Lionel show War Dog. Can't wait!

And you thought Janeane was bad. Hah! Heh!

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I don't know his work. But I read he has been around 18 years..

I leave town Friday..

I probably won't hear this guy until I get back..

He says he likes Rush though..

So he can't be all bad..!!!

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