> > (To the tune of "It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like
> > Christmas")
> >
> >
> > It's beginning to sound a lot like Christmas
> > On my AM band
> > WHYL
> > Their format has gone to hell
> > And the caroling is getting out of hand
> >
> > It's beginning to sound a lot like Christmas
> > And a huge sigh of relief
> > Somewhere there's a guy named Lloyd
> > And he's happy to avoid
> > All the bullcrap there
> >
> > The blue-hairs are pissed 'bout the music they've missed
> > And they switched to WHP
> > 960 no-showed at the Senior Expo
> > Looks like damage control to me
> > It goes to show you can't live on point-four consistently
> >
> > It's beginning to look a lot like failure
> > Ratings in the tank
> > The imaging just plain sucked
> > And sales couldn't make a buck
> > So this Thanksgiving there was nobody there to thank
> >
> > It's beginning to seem a tad regretful
> > Let us bow our heads
> > 'Cause I haven't laughed this way
> > Since MST3K
> > Now that 960's dead
> >
> > (lyrics by Thinkingman; copyright 2005 R-Dubya Music)
> >
> I will try to keep this short.
>
> That was stupid.
>
> I really wonder if the people who have real CLASS in that
> group of yours, Joe, Lisa, Robert, and some of the others
> know what an (fill in the blank) you really are on this
> board.
> I could go into a long rant, with tasteless catch words and
> descriptions of the lowest forms of human life to describe
> what you really are, but I tend to always take the high
> road, especially in business.
>
> YOU never know, (ie: your clients) who is reading what you
> post.
>
> Trash talk gets you nowhere in this world, and ends in self
> destruction. But, as life goes, so goes radio. The people
> who really work hard to keep WHP at number one should be
> commended on a job well done. There's nothing better then
> seeing radio done well. The rest of the stations learn,
> change, and remake themselves to be competitive, in hopes of
> knocking the top dog off the top for awhile. It's why alot
> of us are in this business, for clean, fun, competition.
>
> (I know you will not understand this sentence, but I will
> type slowly so maybe it will sink in:
>
> (A radio station does NOT have to be Number 1 in the Ratings
> to make a healthy return on Profit) but thats the beauty of
> the radio business.
>
> In all the years I have been in this business, I have only
> met one other person who felt that hatred of a competitor,
> taunting of a competitor, kicking someone when they are down
> while they are making an excellent effort to regain a
> foothold in the market was an acceptable way to talk about a
> competitor that was going thru a rough time. That was, until
> I have seen your posts, thinkingman.
>
> The person I knew had to quit his job in radio, ( I think he
> works as a toll taker on the New York System now) because he
> was spouting off vile crap about a competing station which I
> worked for at the time. His biggest client was informed of
> his rants, and the client cancelled his yearly contract,
> because the client felt that anyone who would waste the time
> and effort to belittle a struggling competitor, was not the
> kind of person that the client wanted to be associated with.
>
>
> Hence, what comes around, goes around my dear friend. AND
> YOU, are nearing that turn in life. Hang on, cause the rides
> gonna get a little wild.
>
> Here's hoping everyone had a great Thanksgiving Holiday.
>
> Merry Chirstmas
>
Dude, it's a joke....relax!
Jesus, this board could stand a heaping helping of funny every now and then!
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