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Makes me wonder if Dallas will get some AAA talent or some smalltime hack like russ??
Makes me wonder if Dallas will get some AAA talent or some smalltime hack like russ??
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bnrb
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> http://www.aintitcool.com/display.cgi?id=20760
>
> Makes me wonder if Dallas will get some AAA talent or some
> smalltime hack like russ??
>
I'm sure that Russ will be thinking about that "smalltime hack" comment when he deposits his next paycheck...
>
> Makes me wonder if Dallas will get some AAA talent or some
> smalltime hack like russ??
>
I'm sure that Russ will be thinking about that "smalltime hack" comment when he deposits his next paycheck...
> > http://www.aintitcool.com/display.cgi?id=20760
> >
> > Makes me wonder if Dallas will get some AAA talent or some
>
> > smalltime hack like russ??
> >
>
> I'm sure that Russ will be thinking about that "smalltime
> hack" comment when he deposits his next paycheck...
>
I am sure he is growing frustrated with the relative obscurity of being #1 PM Drive A25-54 book after book.
> >
> > Makes me wonder if Dallas will get some AAA talent or some
>
> > smalltime hack like russ??
> >
>
> I'm sure that Russ will be thinking about that "smalltime
> hack" comment when he deposits his next paycheck...
>
I am sure he is growing frustrated with the relative obscurity of being #1 PM Drive A25-54 book after book.
> > > http://www.aintitcool.com/display.cgi?id=20760
> > >
> > > Makes me wonder if Dallas will get some AAA talent or
> some
> >
> > > smalltime hack like russ??
> > >
> >
> > I'm sure that Russ will be thinking about that "smalltime
> > hack" comment when he deposits his next paycheck...
> >
> I am sure he is growing frustrated with the relative
> obscurity of being #1 PM Drive A25-54 book after book.
>
Hahahahahah....Im hoping we get some AAA talent. NO offense to russell, but he has his "big TV series" spittleville to work on,how will that affect him being able to do radio??
> > >
> > > Makes me wonder if Dallas will get some AAA talent or
> some
> >
> > > smalltime hack like russ??
> > >
> >
> > I'm sure that Russ will be thinking about that "smalltime
> > hack" comment when he deposits his next paycheck...
> >
> I am sure he is growing frustrated with the relative
> obscurity of being #1 PM Drive A25-54 book after book.
>
Hahahahahah....Im hoping we get some AAA talent. NO offense to russell, but he has his "big TV series" spittleville to work on,how will that affect him being able to do radio??
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bluescreen
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> > > http://www.aintitcool.com/display.cgi?id=20760
> > >
> > > Makes me wonder if Dallas will get some AAA talent or
> some
> >
> > > smalltime hack like russ??
> > >
> >
> > I'm sure that Russ will be thinking about that "smalltime
> > hack" comment when he deposits his next paycheck...
> >
> I am sure he is growing frustrated with the relative
> obscurity of being #1 PM Drive A25-54 book after book.
>
Not trying to inflame the masses but didn't The Hardline beat Russ in the last book 25-54?
> > >
> > > Makes me wonder if Dallas will get some AAA talent or
> some
> >
> > > smalltime hack like russ??
> > >
> >
> > I'm sure that Russ will be thinking about that "smalltime
> > hack" comment when he deposits his next paycheck...
> >
> I am sure he is growing frustrated with the relative
> obscurity of being #1 PM Drive A25-54 book after book.
>
Not trying to inflame the masses but didn't The Hardline beat Russ in the last book 25-54?
Not trying to inflame the masses but didn't The Hardline
beat Russ in the last book 25-54?
>
Nope, The Hardline came out ahead in Men, but Russ always edges them in Adults. In the last 5 books Russ has a sweep of A25-54. It has been a tug of war with Men, Russ taking 3 and the Hardline 2 of the last 5.
beat Russ in the last book 25-54?
>
Nope, The Hardline came out ahead in Men, but Russ always edges them in Adults. In the last 5 books Russ has a sweep of A25-54. It has been a tug of war with Men, Russ taking 3 and the Hardline 2 of the last 5.
A
AbsoluteTruth
Guest
> Not trying to inflame the masses but didn't The Hardline
> beat Russ in the last book 25-54?
> >
> Nope, The Hardline came out ahead in Men, but Russ always
> edges them in Adults. In the last 5 books Russ has a sweep
> of A25-54. It has been a tug of war with Men, Russ taking 3
> and the Hardline 2 of the last 5.
>
Russ will continue to dominate the men numbers for the foreseeable future, at least until someone gets brave enough to program against him. The only real competition he has is The Hardline.
But, Russ may be his own worst enemy. It may just be my jaded ear, but lately he's sounded very bored, and very tired. Could he be getting fed up? Or is the pressure really beginning to mount? Being number one as consistently as he has, the brass begins to expect it every book. Performance anxiety starts to set in, and (according to everything that’s been said for years) Russ has always been a bit on the paranoid side.
But the strain is definitely beginning to show on-air.
If a really good show were to hit town now, specifically geared towards the same audience as the RMS, the added intensity might make for some really good radio. Or a breakdown.
> beat Russ in the last book 25-54?
> >
> Nope, The Hardline came out ahead in Men, but Russ always
> edges them in Adults. In the last 5 books Russ has a sweep
> of A25-54. It has been a tug of war with Men, Russ taking 3
> and the Hardline 2 of the last 5.
>
Russ will continue to dominate the men numbers for the foreseeable future, at least until someone gets brave enough to program against him. The only real competition he has is The Hardline.
But, Russ may be his own worst enemy. It may just be my jaded ear, but lately he's sounded very bored, and very tired. Could he be getting fed up? Or is the pressure really beginning to mount? Being number one as consistently as he has, the brass begins to expect it every book. Performance anxiety starts to set in, and (according to everything that’s been said for years) Russ has always been a bit on the paranoid side.
But the strain is definitely beginning to show on-air.
If a really good show were to hit town now, specifically geared towards the same audience as the RMS, the added intensity might make for some really good radio. Or a breakdown.
> > Not trying to inflame the masses but didn't The Hardline
> > beat Russ in the last book 25-54?
> > >
> > Nope, The Hardline came out ahead in Men, but Russ always
> > edges them in Adults. In the last 5 books Russ has a sweep
>
> > of A25-54. It has been a tug of war with Men, Russ taking
> 3
> > and the Hardline 2 of the last 5.
> >
> Russ will continue to dominate the men numbers for the
> foreseeable future, at least until someone gets brave enough
> to program against him. The only real competition he has is
> The Hardline.
> But, Russ may be his own worst enemy. It may just be my
> jaded ear, but lately he's sounded very bored, and very
> tired. Could he be getting fed up? Or is the pressure
> really beginning to mount? Being number one as consistently
> as he has, the brass begins to expect it every book.
> Performance anxiety starts to set in, and (according to
> everything that’s been said for years) Russ has always been
> a bit on the paranoid side.
> But the strain is definitely beginning to show on-air.
> If a really good show were to hit town now, specifically
> geared towards the same audience as the RMS, the added
> intensity might make for some really good radio. Or a
> breakdown.
>
Ive heard that as well in his voice. He sounds tired,letharghic even. He's talked pursuing other avenues of broadcasting (as with spittleville) or even go into business for himself (the whole resturant/bar/grill situation)
> > beat Russ in the last book 25-54?
> > >
> > Nope, The Hardline came out ahead in Men, but Russ always
> > edges them in Adults. In the last 5 books Russ has a sweep
>
> > of A25-54. It has been a tug of war with Men, Russ taking
> 3
> > and the Hardline 2 of the last 5.
> >
> Russ will continue to dominate the men numbers for the
> foreseeable future, at least until someone gets brave enough
> to program against him. The only real competition he has is
> The Hardline.
> But, Russ may be his own worst enemy. It may just be my
> jaded ear, but lately he's sounded very bored, and very
> tired. Could he be getting fed up? Or is the pressure
> really beginning to mount? Being number one as consistently
> as he has, the brass begins to expect it every book.
> Performance anxiety starts to set in, and (according to
> everything that’s been said for years) Russ has always been
> a bit on the paranoid side.
> But the strain is definitely beginning to show on-air.
> If a really good show were to hit town now, specifically
> geared towards the same audience as the RMS, the added
> intensity might make for some really good radio. Or a
> breakdown.
>
Ive heard that as well in his voice. He sounds tired,letharghic even. He's talked pursuing other avenues of broadcasting (as with spittleville) or even go into business for himself (the whole resturant/bar/grill situation)
> > > Not trying to inflame the masses but didn't The Hardline
>
> > > beat Russ in the last book 25-54?
> > > >
> > > Nope, The Hardline came out ahead in Men, but Russ
> always
> > > edges them in Adults. In the last 5 books Russ has a
> sweep
> >
> > > of A25-54. It has been a tug of war with Men, Russ
> taking
> > 3
> > > and the Hardline 2 of the last 5.
> > >
> > Russ will continue to dominate the men numbers for the
> > foreseeable future, at least until someone gets brave
> enough
> > to program against him. The only real competition he has
> is
> > The Hardline.
> > But, Russ may be his own worst enemy. It may just be my
> > jaded ear, but lately he's sounded very bored, and very
> > tired. Could he be getting fed up? Or is the pressure
> > really beginning to mount? Being number one as
> consistently
> > as he has, the brass begins to expect it every book.
> > Performance anxiety starts to set in, and (according to
> > everything that’s been said for years) Russ has always
> been
> > a bit on the paranoid side.
> > But the strain is definitely beginning to show on-air.
> > If a really good show were to hit town now, specifically
> > geared towards the same audience as the RMS, the added
> > intensity might make for some really good radio. Or a
> > breakdown.
> >
> Ive heard that as well in his voice. He sounds
> tired,letharghic even. He's talked pursuing other avenues of
> broadcasting (as with spittleville) or even go into business
> for himself (the whole resturant/bar/grill situation)
>
Slam, darling. Those are reality based radio bits. Spittleville is a movie project, not a tv show. Its an ongoing joke that provides a framework for conversation and conflict, not a venture outside of radio. RMS Rule #1, everything is a bit. RMS Rule #2, when you think it is not a bit, reference rule #1.
>
> > > beat Russ in the last book 25-54?
> > > >
> > > Nope, The Hardline came out ahead in Men, but Russ
> always
> > > edges them in Adults. In the last 5 books Russ has a
> sweep
> >
> > > of A25-54. It has been a tug of war with Men, Russ
> taking
> > 3
> > > and the Hardline 2 of the last 5.
> > >
> > Russ will continue to dominate the men numbers for the
> > foreseeable future, at least until someone gets brave
> enough
> > to program against him. The only real competition he has
> is
> > The Hardline.
> > But, Russ may be his own worst enemy. It may just be my
> > jaded ear, but lately he's sounded very bored, and very
> > tired. Could he be getting fed up? Or is the pressure
> > really beginning to mount? Being number one as
> consistently
> > as he has, the brass begins to expect it every book.
> > Performance anxiety starts to set in, and (according to
> > everything that’s been said for years) Russ has always
> been
> > a bit on the paranoid side.
> > But the strain is definitely beginning to show on-air.
> > If a really good show were to hit town now, specifically
> > geared towards the same audience as the RMS, the added
> > intensity might make for some really good radio. Or a
> > breakdown.
> >
> Ive heard that as well in his voice. He sounds
> tired,letharghic even. He's talked pursuing other avenues of
> broadcasting (as with spittleville) or even go into business
> for himself (the whole resturant/bar/grill situation)
>
Slam, darling. Those are reality based radio bits. Spittleville is a movie project, not a tv show. Its an ongoing joke that provides a framework for conversation and conflict, not a venture outside of radio. RMS Rule #1, everything is a bit. RMS Rule #2, when you think it is not a bit, reference rule #1.
> > > > Not trying to inflame the masses but didn't The
> Hardline
> >
> > > > beat Russ in the last book 25-54?
> > > > >
> > > > Nope, The Hardline came out ahead in Men, but Russ
> > always
> > > > edges them in Adults. In the last 5 books Russ has a
> > sweep
> > >
> > > > of A25-54. It has been a tug of war with Men, Russ
> > taking
> > > 3
> > > > and the Hardline 2 of the last 5.
> > > >
> > > Russ will continue to dominate the men numbers for the
> > > foreseeable future, at least until someone gets brave
> > enough
> > > to program against him. The only real competition he
> has
> > is
> > > The Hardline.
> > > But, Russ may be his own worst enemy. It may just be my
>
> > > jaded ear, but lately he's sounded very bored, and very
> > > tired. Could he be getting fed up? Or is the pressure
> > > really beginning to mount? Being number one as
> > consistently
> > > as he has, the brass begins to expect it every book.
> > > Performance anxiety starts to set in, and (according to
> > > everything that’s been said for years) Russ has always
> > been
> > > a bit on the paranoid side.
> > > But the strain is definitely beginning to show on-air.
> > > If a really good show were to hit town now, specifically
>
> > > geared towards the same audience as the RMS, the added
> > > intensity might make for some really good radio. Or a
> > > breakdown.
> > >
> > Ive heard that as well in his voice. He sounds
> > tired,letharghic even. He's talked pursuing other avenues
> of
> > broadcasting (as with spittleville) or even go into
> business
> > for himself (the whole resturant/bar/grill situation)
> >
> Slam, darling. Those are reality based radio bits.
> Spittleville is a movie project, not a tv show. Its an
> ongoing joke that provides a framework for conversation and
> conflict, not a venture outside of radio. RMS Rule #1,
> everything is a bit. RMS Rule #2, when you think it is not a
> bit, reference rule #1.
>
Ya never know with russ..he could be pulling yer leg, then again, he could be damned serious.
> Hardline
> >
> > > > beat Russ in the last book 25-54?
> > > > >
> > > > Nope, The Hardline came out ahead in Men, but Russ
> > always
> > > > edges them in Adults. In the last 5 books Russ has a
> > sweep
> > >
> > > > of A25-54. It has been a tug of war with Men, Russ
> > taking
> > > 3
> > > > and the Hardline 2 of the last 5.
> > > >
> > > Russ will continue to dominate the men numbers for the
> > > foreseeable future, at least until someone gets brave
> > enough
> > > to program against him. The only real competition he
> has
> > is
> > > The Hardline.
> > > But, Russ may be his own worst enemy. It may just be my
>
> > > jaded ear, but lately he's sounded very bored, and very
> > > tired. Could he be getting fed up? Or is the pressure
> > > really beginning to mount? Being number one as
> > consistently
> > > as he has, the brass begins to expect it every book.
> > > Performance anxiety starts to set in, and (according to
> > > everything that’s been said for years) Russ has always
> > been
> > > a bit on the paranoid side.
> > > But the strain is definitely beginning to show on-air.
> > > If a really good show were to hit town now, specifically
>
> > > geared towards the same audience as the RMS, the added
> > > intensity might make for some really good radio. Or a
> > > breakdown.
> > >
> > Ive heard that as well in his voice. He sounds
> > tired,letharghic even. He's talked pursuing other avenues
> of
> > broadcasting (as with spittleville) or even go into
> business
> > for himself (the whole resturant/bar/grill situation)
> >
> Slam, darling. Those are reality based radio bits.
> Spittleville is a movie project, not a tv show. Its an
> ongoing joke that provides a framework for conversation and
> conflict, not a venture outside of radio. RMS Rule #1,
> everything is a bit. RMS Rule #2, when you think it is not a
> bit, reference rule #1.
>
Ya never know with russ..he could be pulling yer leg, then again, he could be damned serious.
> > > > > Not trying to inflame the masses but didn't The
> > Hardline
> > >
> > > > > beat Russ in the last book 25-54?
> > > > > >
> > > > > Nope, The Hardline came out ahead in Men, but Russ
> > > always
> > > > > edges them in Adults. In the last 5 books Russ has a
>
> > > sweep
> > > >
> > > > > of A25-54. It has been a tug of war with Men, Russ
> > > taking
> > > > 3
> > > > > and the Hardline 2 of the last 5.
> > > > >
> > > > Russ will continue to dominate the men numbers for the
>
> > > > foreseeable future, at least until someone gets brave
> > > enough
> > > > to program against him. The only real competition he
> > has
> > > is
> > > > The Hardline.
> > > > But, Russ may be his own worst enemy. It may just be
> my
> >
> > > > jaded ear, but lately he's sounded very bored, and
> very
> > > > tired. Could he be getting fed up? Or is the
> pressure
> > > > really beginning to mount? Being number one as
> > > consistently
> > > > as he has, the brass begins to expect it every book.
> > > > Performance anxiety starts to set in, and (according
> to
> > > > everything that’s been said for years) Russ has always
>
> > > been
> > > > a bit on the paranoid side.
> > > > But the strain is definitely beginning to show on-air.
>
> > > > If a really good show were to hit town now,
> specifically
> >
> > > > geared towards the same audience as the RMS, the added
>
> > > > intensity might make for some really good radio. Or a
>
> > > > breakdown.
> > > >
> > > Ive heard that as well in his voice. He sounds
> > > tired,letharghic even. He's talked pursuing other
> avenues
> > of
> > > broadcasting (as with spittleville) or even go into
> > business
> > > for himself (the whole resturant/bar/grill situation)
> > >
> > Slam, darling. Those are reality based radio bits.
> > Spittleville is a movie project, not a tv show. Its an
> > ongoing joke that provides a framework for conversation
> and
> > conflict, not a venture outside of radio. RMS Rule #1,
> > everything is a bit. RMS Rule #2, when you think it is not
> a
> > bit, reference rule #1.
> >
> Ya never know with russ..he could be pulling yer leg, then
> again, he could be damned serious.
>
Reference Rule #1
> > Hardline
> > >
> > > > > beat Russ in the last book 25-54?
> > > > > >
> > > > > Nope, The Hardline came out ahead in Men, but Russ
> > > always
> > > > > edges them in Adults. In the last 5 books Russ has a
>
> > > sweep
> > > >
> > > > > of A25-54. It has been a tug of war with Men, Russ
> > > taking
> > > > 3
> > > > > and the Hardline 2 of the last 5.
> > > > >
> > > > Russ will continue to dominate the men numbers for the
>
> > > > foreseeable future, at least until someone gets brave
> > > enough
> > > > to program against him. The only real competition he
> > has
> > > is
> > > > The Hardline.
> > > > But, Russ may be his own worst enemy. It may just be
> my
> >
> > > > jaded ear, but lately he's sounded very bored, and
> very
> > > > tired. Could he be getting fed up? Or is the
> pressure
> > > > really beginning to mount? Being number one as
> > > consistently
> > > > as he has, the brass begins to expect it every book.
> > > > Performance anxiety starts to set in, and (according
> to
> > > > everything that’s been said for years) Russ has always
>
> > > been
> > > > a bit on the paranoid side.
> > > > But the strain is definitely beginning to show on-air.
>
> > > > If a really good show were to hit town now,
> specifically
> >
> > > > geared towards the same audience as the RMS, the added
>
> > > > intensity might make for some really good radio. Or a
>
> > > > breakdown.
> > > >
> > > Ive heard that as well in his voice. He sounds
> > > tired,letharghic even. He's talked pursuing other
> avenues
> > of
> > > broadcasting (as with spittleville) or even go into
> > business
> > > for himself (the whole resturant/bar/grill situation)
> > >
> > Slam, darling. Those are reality based radio bits.
> > Spittleville is a movie project, not a tv show. Its an
> > ongoing joke that provides a framework for conversation
> and
> > conflict, not a venture outside of radio. RMS Rule #1,
> > everything is a bit. RMS Rule #2, when you think it is not
> a
> > bit, reference rule #1.
> >
> Ya never know with russ..he could be pulling yer leg, then
> again, he could be damned serious.
>
Reference Rule #1
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