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at your home at night?
Or has in-home listening in the evening almost died?<P
Tony
Or has in-home listening in the evening almost died?<P
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> > at your home at night?
> >
> > Or has in-home listening in the evening almost died?
> >
> I usually listen to coast to coast overnights when I sleep
>
What a coincidence! I usually sleep while I drive. :-0
> >
> > Or has in-home listening in the evening almost died?
> >
> I usually listen to coast to coast overnights when I sleep
>
What a coincidence! I usually sleep while I drive. :-0
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GenoPetralli
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When I get home at night usually I have The Ticket going online as background noise.
> What a coincidence! I usually sleep while I drive. :-0
What roads do you typically sleep/drive on? I'd like to avoid them! ;-)
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What roads do you typically sleep/drive on? I'd like to avoid them! ;-)
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> > > at your home at night?
> > >
> > > Or has in-home listening in the evening almost died?
> > >
> > I usually listen to coast to coast overnights when I sleep
>
> >
> What a coincidence! I usually sleep while I drive. :-0
You mean all those other drivers with their loud stereos and blaster exhaust systems don't keep you awake?
>
> > >
> > > Or has in-home listening in the evening almost died?
> > >
> > I usually listen to coast to coast overnights when I sleep
>
> >
> What a coincidence! I usually sleep while I drive. :-0
You mean all those other drivers with their loud stereos and blaster exhaust systems don't keep you awake?
>
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KPLEXCOMPLEX
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> > What a coincidence! I usually sleep while I drive. :-0
>
> What roads do you typically sleep/drive on? I'd like to
> avoid them! ;-)
>
No wonder LBJ at Marsh gets so screwed up.
>
> What roads do you typically sleep/drive on? I'd like to
> avoid them! ;-)
>
No wonder LBJ at Marsh gets so screwed up.
> at your home at night?
>
> Or has in-home listening in the evening almost died?
>
No. I still listen to the radio at night whenever I can't fall asleep. I realize that I hear songs that I never hear during the day (mostly from the Edge, Jack, Kiss, and even K104).<P ID="signature">______________
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> Or has in-home listening in the evening almost died?
>
No. I still listen to the radio at night whenever I can't fall asleep. I realize that I hear songs that I never hear during the day (mostly from the Edge, Jack, Kiss, and even K104).<P ID="signature">______________
FCC=Freakin' Clear Channel. Also known as sluggmunki_tx on tv.com</P>
> > What a coincidence! I usually sleep while I drive. :-0
>
> What roads do you typically sleep/drive on? I'd like to
> avoid them! ;-)
>
ohhh, Airport Fwy, 360, the turnpike (oops, am I showing my age?)
>
> What roads do you typically sleep/drive on? I'd like to
> avoid them! ;-)
>
ohhh, Airport Fwy, 360, the turnpike (oops, am I showing my age?)
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