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JohnRadioFan
Guest
My understanding is Doc moved to New Orleans several months ago to work as a radio consultant. Sure hope he's doing ok given the Katrina horror story. Anyone have any updates?
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motherscratcher
Guest
> My understanding is Doc moved to New Orleans several months
> ago to work as a radio consultant. Sure hope he's doing ok
> given the Katrina horror story. Anyone have any updates?
>
Doc who?
> ago to work as a radio consultant. Sure hope he's doing ok
> given the Katrina horror story. Anyone have any updates?
>
Doc who?
B
brianv
Guest
> > My understanding is Doc moved to New Orleans several
> months
> > ago to work as a radio consultant. Sure hope he's doing
> ok
> > given the Katrina horror story. Anyone have any updates?
> >
>
>
> Doc who?
>
Not cool.
Anyway, we heard from Doc the other day - he evacuated and is okay, from what I understand.
Which is a small bit of good news, for those of us who know and care about him. Or remember him.
Brian V.
> months
> > ago to work as a radio consultant. Sure hope he's doing
> ok
> > given the Katrina horror story. Anyone have any updates?
> >
>
>
> Doc who?
>
Not cool.
Anyway, we heard from Doc the other day - he evacuated and is okay, from what I understand.
Which is a small bit of good news, for those of us who know and care about him. Or remember him.
Brian V.
M
motherscratcher
Guest
> Not cool.
>
> Anyway, we heard from Doc the other day - he evacuated and
> is okay, from what I understand.
>
> Which is a small bit of good news, for those of us who know
> and care about him. Or remember him.
>
> Brian V.
>
With all of the "not cool" comments that have come from your posts over the last couple of years you certainly have no room to talk about what's appropriate and what's not. You have insulted a lot of good people and made false accusations that were uncalled for.
>
> Anyway, we heard from Doc the other day - he evacuated and
> is okay, from what I understand.
>
> Which is a small bit of good news, for those of us who know
> and care about him. Or remember him.
>
> Brian V.
>
With all of the "not cool" comments that have come from your posts over the last couple of years you certainly have no room to talk about what's appropriate and what's not. You have insulted a lot of good people and made false accusations that were uncalled for.
B
brianv
Guest
> > Not cool.
> >
> > Anyway, we heard from Doc the other day - he evacuated and
>
> > is okay, from what I understand.
> >
> > Which is a small bit of good news, for those of us who
> know
> > and care about him. Or remember him.
> >
> > Brian V.
> >
>
>
> With all of the "not cool" comments that have come from your
> posts over the last couple of years you certainly have no
> room to talk about what's appropriate and what's not. You
> have insulted a lot of good people and made false
> accusations that were uncalled for.
>
Really? I did? Were they false accusations or hard-to-accept truths? Better yet, were they intentionally hurtful?
If I was wrong about anything I've posted in the past, trust me, I feel horrible about it. It's never my intention to hurt someone intentionally or impugn their abilities. When I've shared rumors in the past, I made it very clear that it was what I had gathered from what I consider to be reliable inside sources. If they were things that made people feel bad, well, sometimes life is hard, and reality is hard to face. People wanted to know, I decided to share what I knew. If there was more to the events I've shared I wasn't privy to, well, it wouldn't be shocking, but from my perspective, that was the truth. Was it irresponsible to share those things? Sure. Was it wrong to post things that may make people look bad? Probably, but sometimes the truth hurts. Think I'm proud of it? Not at all. I made it clear that I liked everyone when I shared their termination stories...and I left out nastier things I saw and heard specificially to NOT make them look bad.
I'm really sorry you felt like you needed to give me a value lesson because I thought what you said wasn't cool. It's not like you've been a saint either, my friend.
You were intentionally hurtful. I have not been, and I challenge you to find proof.
I was merely defending a former colleague and a friend, sharing my opinion...not trying to "learn ya some manners", but rather saying I thought what you said was crappy.
Brian V.
> >
> > Anyway, we heard from Doc the other day - he evacuated and
>
> > is okay, from what I understand.
> >
> > Which is a small bit of good news, for those of us who
> know
> > and care about him. Or remember him.
> >
> > Brian V.
> >
>
>
> With all of the "not cool" comments that have come from your
> posts over the last couple of years you certainly have no
> room to talk about what's appropriate and what's not. You
> have insulted a lot of good people and made false
> accusations that were uncalled for.
>
Really? I did? Were they false accusations or hard-to-accept truths? Better yet, were they intentionally hurtful?
If I was wrong about anything I've posted in the past, trust me, I feel horrible about it. It's never my intention to hurt someone intentionally or impugn their abilities. When I've shared rumors in the past, I made it very clear that it was what I had gathered from what I consider to be reliable inside sources. If they were things that made people feel bad, well, sometimes life is hard, and reality is hard to face. People wanted to know, I decided to share what I knew. If there was more to the events I've shared I wasn't privy to, well, it wouldn't be shocking, but from my perspective, that was the truth. Was it irresponsible to share those things? Sure. Was it wrong to post things that may make people look bad? Probably, but sometimes the truth hurts. Think I'm proud of it? Not at all. I made it clear that I liked everyone when I shared their termination stories...and I left out nastier things I saw and heard specificially to NOT make them look bad.
I'm really sorry you felt like you needed to give me a value lesson because I thought what you said wasn't cool. It's not like you've been a saint either, my friend.
You were intentionally hurtful. I have not been, and I challenge you to find proof.
I was merely defending a former colleague and a friend, sharing my opinion...not trying to "learn ya some manners", but rather saying I thought what you said was crappy.
Brian V.
Is this a post or a Filibuster? :NMAA
The Soup
> >
> Really? I did? Were they false accusations or hard-to-accept
> truths? Better yet, were they intentionally hurtful?
>
> If I was wrong about anything I've posted in the past, trust
> me, I feel horrible about it. It's never my intention to
> hurt someone intentionally or impugn their abilities. When
> I've shared rumors in the past, I made it very clear that it
> was what I had gathered from what I consider to be reliable
> inside sources. If they were things that made people feel
> bad, well, sometimes life is hard, and reality is hard to
> face. People wanted to know, I decided to share what I knew.
> If there was more to the events I've shared I wasn't privy
> to, well, it wouldn't be shocking, but from my perspective,
> that was the truth. Was it irresponsible to share those
> things? Sure. Was it wrong to post things that may make
> people look bad? Probably, but sometimes the truth hurts.
> Think I'm proud of it? Not at all. I made it clear that I
> liked everyone when I shared their termination stories...and
> I left out nastier things I saw and heard specificially to
> NOT make them look bad.
>
> I'm really sorry you felt like you needed to give me a value
> lesson because I thought what you said wasn't cool. It's not
> like you've been a saint either, my friend.
>
> You were intentionally hurtful. I have not been, and I
> challenge you to find proof.
>
> I was merely defending a former colleague and a friend,
> sharing my opinion...not trying to "learn ya some manners",
> but rather saying I thought what you said was crappy.
> Brian V.
>
The Soup
> >
> Really? I did? Were they false accusations or hard-to-accept
> truths? Better yet, were they intentionally hurtful?
>
> If I was wrong about anything I've posted in the past, trust
> me, I feel horrible about it. It's never my intention to
> hurt someone intentionally or impugn their abilities. When
> I've shared rumors in the past, I made it very clear that it
> was what I had gathered from what I consider to be reliable
> inside sources. If they were things that made people feel
> bad, well, sometimes life is hard, and reality is hard to
> face. People wanted to know, I decided to share what I knew.
> If there was more to the events I've shared I wasn't privy
> to, well, it wouldn't be shocking, but from my perspective,
> that was the truth. Was it irresponsible to share those
> things? Sure. Was it wrong to post things that may make
> people look bad? Probably, but sometimes the truth hurts.
> Think I'm proud of it? Not at all. I made it clear that I
> liked everyone when I shared their termination stories...and
> I left out nastier things I saw and heard specificially to
> NOT make them look bad.
>
> I'm really sorry you felt like you needed to give me a value
> lesson because I thought what you said wasn't cool. It's not
> like you've been a saint either, my friend.
>
> You were intentionally hurtful. I have not been, and I
> challenge you to find proof.
>
> I was merely defending a former colleague and a friend,
> sharing my opinion...not trying to "learn ya some manners",
> but rather saying I thought what you said was crappy.
> Brian V.
>
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motherscratcher
Guest
> > > Not cool.
> > >
> > > Anyway, we heard from Doc the other day - he evacuated
> and
> >
> > > is okay, from what I understand.
> > >
> > > Which is a small bit of good news, for those of us who
> > know
> > > and care about him. Or remember him.
> > >
> > > Brian V.
> > >
> >
> >
> > With all of the "not cool" comments that have come from
> your
> > posts over the last couple of years you certainly have no
> > room to talk about what's appropriate and what's not. You
>
> > have insulted a lot of good people and made false
> > accusations that were uncalled for.
> >
> Really? I did? Were they false accusations or hard-to-accept
> truths? Better yet, were they intentionally hurtful?
>
> If I was wrong about anything I've posted in the past, trust
> me, I feel horrible about it. It's never my intention to
> hurt someone intentionally or impugn their abilities. When
> I've shared rumors in the past, I made it very clear that it
> was what I had gathered from what I consider to be reliable
> inside sources. If they were things that made people feel
> bad, well, sometimes life is hard, and reality is hard to
> face. People wanted to know, I decided to share what I knew.
> If there was more to the events I've shared I wasn't privy
> to, well, it wouldn't be shocking, but from my perspective,
> that was the truth. Was it irresponsible to share those
> things? Sure. Was it wrong to post things that may make
> people look bad? Probably, but sometimes the truth hurts.
> Think I'm proud of it? Not at all. I made it clear that I
> liked everyone when I shared their termination stories...and
> I left out nastier things I saw and heard specificially to
> NOT make them look bad.
>
> I'm really sorry you felt like you needed to give me a value
> lesson because I thought what you said wasn't cool. It's not
> like you've been a saint either, my friend.
>
> You were intentionally hurtful. I have not been, and I
> challenge you to find proof.
>
> I was merely defending a former colleague and a friend,
> sharing my opinion...not trying to "learn ya some manners",
> but rather saying I thought what you said was crappy.
> Brian V.
>
I don't have the patience to sit here and document all of the rotten things you have posted about people in the past. My comment about Doc was merely pointing out that he has been a stranger to a lot of us and other than the article in the T.U. a few weeks ago, no one really knew where he was or if he was working or even if he was still in town. But before you continue to defend Doc as being one of your friends, keep in mind that quite a few of us have heard you make comments about him in the past that would be clearly defined as "negative".
Read your post again. You flip-flop more than John Karrey. And, do you really feel that people will look up to you because you possess that awesome self-proclaimed gift of "shock value"? Mburg has more shock value than you, but for a different reason. (Sorry, Mburg, I'm just trying to make a point).
I don't recall any derogatory posts about you from any other contributors to this board. Yet you continued to trash people, based on "what you heard", post after post. And now you're back again with a sorry little monologue about how you might have been wrong to make people feel bad. If you're looking for sympathy, look elsewhere. You won't get it from any of your "targets", either on Radio-Info or people that know you.
No one is trying to teach you a lesson. Hopefully, you will grow up and mature some more with age and get rid of that chip on your shoulder.
> > >
> > > Anyway, we heard from Doc the other day - he evacuated
> and
> >
> > > is okay, from what I understand.
> > >
> > > Which is a small bit of good news, for those of us who
> > know
> > > and care about him. Or remember him.
> > >
> > > Brian V.
> > >
> >
> >
> > With all of the "not cool" comments that have come from
> your
> > posts over the last couple of years you certainly have no
> > room to talk about what's appropriate and what's not. You
>
> > have insulted a lot of good people and made false
> > accusations that were uncalled for.
> >
> Really? I did? Were they false accusations or hard-to-accept
> truths? Better yet, were they intentionally hurtful?
>
> If I was wrong about anything I've posted in the past, trust
> me, I feel horrible about it. It's never my intention to
> hurt someone intentionally or impugn their abilities. When
> I've shared rumors in the past, I made it very clear that it
> was what I had gathered from what I consider to be reliable
> inside sources. If they were things that made people feel
> bad, well, sometimes life is hard, and reality is hard to
> face. People wanted to know, I decided to share what I knew.
> If there was more to the events I've shared I wasn't privy
> to, well, it wouldn't be shocking, but from my perspective,
> that was the truth. Was it irresponsible to share those
> things? Sure. Was it wrong to post things that may make
> people look bad? Probably, but sometimes the truth hurts.
> Think I'm proud of it? Not at all. I made it clear that I
> liked everyone when I shared their termination stories...and
> I left out nastier things I saw and heard specificially to
> NOT make them look bad.
>
> I'm really sorry you felt like you needed to give me a value
> lesson because I thought what you said wasn't cool. It's not
> like you've been a saint either, my friend.
>
> You were intentionally hurtful. I have not been, and I
> challenge you to find proof.
>
> I was merely defending a former colleague and a friend,
> sharing my opinion...not trying to "learn ya some manners",
> but rather saying I thought what you said was crappy.
> Brian V.
>
I don't have the patience to sit here and document all of the rotten things you have posted about people in the past. My comment about Doc was merely pointing out that he has been a stranger to a lot of us and other than the article in the T.U. a few weeks ago, no one really knew where he was or if he was working or even if he was still in town. But before you continue to defend Doc as being one of your friends, keep in mind that quite a few of us have heard you make comments about him in the past that would be clearly defined as "negative".
Read your post again. You flip-flop more than John Karrey. And, do you really feel that people will look up to you because you possess that awesome self-proclaimed gift of "shock value"? Mburg has more shock value than you, but for a different reason. (Sorry, Mburg, I'm just trying to make a point).
I don't recall any derogatory posts about you from any other contributors to this board. Yet you continued to trash people, based on "what you heard", post after post. And now you're back again with a sorry little monologue about how you might have been wrong to make people feel bad. If you're looking for sympathy, look elsewhere. You won't get it from any of your "targets", either on Radio-Info or people that know you.
No one is trying to teach you a lesson. Hopefully, you will grow up and mature some more with age and get rid of that chip on your shoulder.
D
djrico26
Guest
I think Brian was pointing out that your comment was insensitive Motherscrather...whether you knew him or not (or liked him) Doc worked in this market for a few years and some people knew him and liked him and knew that he was back in Louisiana....no matter if you rememebered Doc or liked him (or Like Brian V for that matter) it was good to here that Doc is doing OK considering the alternative thank Brian V for letting us know that Doc is ok.....
> > > > Not cool.
> > > >
> > > > Anyway, we heard from Doc the other day - he evacuated
>
> > and
> > >
> > > > is okay, from what I understand.
> > > >
> > > > Which is a small bit of good news, for those of us who
>
> > > know
> > > > and care about him. Or remember him.
> > > >
> > > > Brian V.
> > > >
> > >
> > >
> > > With all of the "not cool" comments that have come from
> > your
> > > posts over the last couple of years you certainly have
> no
> > > room to talk about what's appropriate and what's not.
> You
> >
> > > have insulted a lot of good people and made false
> > > accusations that were uncalled for.
> > >
> > Really? I did? Were they false accusations or
> hard-to-accept
> > truths? Better yet, were they intentionally hurtful?
> >
> > If I was wrong about anything I've posted in the past,
> trust
> > me, I feel horrible about it. It's never my intention to
> > hurt someone intentionally or impugn their abilities. When
>
> > I've shared rumors in the past, I made it very clear that
> it
> > was what I had gathered from what I consider to be
> reliable
> > inside sources. If they were things that made people feel
> > bad, well, sometimes life is hard, and reality is hard to
> > face. People wanted to know, I decided to share what I
> knew.
> > If there was more to the events I've shared I wasn't privy
>
> > to, well, it wouldn't be shocking, but from my
> perspective,
> > that was the truth. Was it irresponsible to share those
> > things? Sure. Was it wrong to post things that may make
> > people look bad? Probably, but sometimes the truth hurts.
> > Think I'm proud of it? Not at all. I made it clear that I
>
> > liked everyone when I shared their termination
> stories...and
> > I left out nastier things I saw and heard specificially to
>
> > NOT make them look bad.
> >
> > I'm really sorry you felt like you needed to give me a
> value
> > lesson because I thought what you said wasn't cool. It's
> not
> > like you've been a saint either, my friend.
> >
> > You were intentionally hurtful. I have not been, and I
> > challenge you to find proof.
> >
> > I was merely defending a former colleague and a friend,
> > sharing my opinion...not trying to "learn ya some
> manners",
> > but rather saying I thought what you said was crappy.
> > Brian V.
> >
>
>
> I don't have the patience to sit here and document all of
> the rotten things you have posted about people in the past.
> My comment about Doc was merely pointing out that he has
> been a stranger to a lot of us and other than the article in
> the T.U. a few weeks ago, no one really knew where he was or
> if he was working or even if he was still in town. But
> before you continue to defend Doc as being one of your
> friends, keep in mind that quite a few of us have heard you
> make comments about him in the past that would be clearly
> defined as "negative".
>
> Read your post again. You flip-flop more than John Karrey.
> And, do you really feel that people will look up to you
> because you possess that awesome self-proclaimed gift of
> "shock value"? Mburg has more shock value than you, but for
> a different reason. (Sorry, Mburg, I'm just trying to make a
> point).
>
> I don't recall any derogatory posts about you from any other
> contributors to this board. Yet you continued to trash
> people, based on "what you heard", post after post. And now
> you're back again with a sorry little monologue about how
> you might have been wrong to make people feel bad. If you're
> looking for sympathy, look elsewhere. You won't get it from
> any of your "targets", either on Radio-Info or people that
> know you.
>
> No one is trying to teach you a lesson. Hopefully, you will
> grow up and mature some more with age and get rid of that
> chip on your shoulder.
>
<P ID="signature">______________
"What's so funny 'bout peace, love and understanding!"</P>
> > > > Not cool.
> > > >
> > > > Anyway, we heard from Doc the other day - he evacuated
>
> > and
> > >
> > > > is okay, from what I understand.
> > > >
> > > > Which is a small bit of good news, for those of us who
>
> > > know
> > > > and care about him. Or remember him.
> > > >
> > > > Brian V.
> > > >
> > >
> > >
> > > With all of the "not cool" comments that have come from
> > your
> > > posts over the last couple of years you certainly have
> no
> > > room to talk about what's appropriate and what's not.
> You
> >
> > > have insulted a lot of good people and made false
> > > accusations that were uncalled for.
> > >
> > Really? I did? Were they false accusations or
> hard-to-accept
> > truths? Better yet, were they intentionally hurtful?
> >
> > If I was wrong about anything I've posted in the past,
> trust
> > me, I feel horrible about it. It's never my intention to
> > hurt someone intentionally or impugn their abilities. When
>
> > I've shared rumors in the past, I made it very clear that
> it
> > was what I had gathered from what I consider to be
> reliable
> > inside sources. If they were things that made people feel
> > bad, well, sometimes life is hard, and reality is hard to
> > face. People wanted to know, I decided to share what I
> knew.
> > If there was more to the events I've shared I wasn't privy
>
> > to, well, it wouldn't be shocking, but from my
> perspective,
> > that was the truth. Was it irresponsible to share those
> > things? Sure. Was it wrong to post things that may make
> > people look bad? Probably, but sometimes the truth hurts.
> > Think I'm proud of it? Not at all. I made it clear that I
>
> > liked everyone when I shared their termination
> stories...and
> > I left out nastier things I saw and heard specificially to
>
> > NOT make them look bad.
> >
> > I'm really sorry you felt like you needed to give me a
> value
> > lesson because I thought what you said wasn't cool. It's
> not
> > like you've been a saint either, my friend.
> >
> > You were intentionally hurtful. I have not been, and I
> > challenge you to find proof.
> >
> > I was merely defending a former colleague and a friend,
> > sharing my opinion...not trying to "learn ya some
> manners",
> > but rather saying I thought what you said was crappy.
> > Brian V.
> >
>
>
> I don't have the patience to sit here and document all of
> the rotten things you have posted about people in the past.
> My comment about Doc was merely pointing out that he has
> been a stranger to a lot of us and other than the article in
> the T.U. a few weeks ago, no one really knew where he was or
> if he was working or even if he was still in town. But
> before you continue to defend Doc as being one of your
> friends, keep in mind that quite a few of us have heard you
> make comments about him in the past that would be clearly
> defined as "negative".
>
> Read your post again. You flip-flop more than John Karrey.
> And, do you really feel that people will look up to you
> because you possess that awesome self-proclaimed gift of
> "shock value"? Mburg has more shock value than you, but for
> a different reason. (Sorry, Mburg, I'm just trying to make a
> point).
>
> I don't recall any derogatory posts about you from any other
> contributors to this board. Yet you continued to trash
> people, based on "what you heard", post after post. And now
> you're back again with a sorry little monologue about how
> you might have been wrong to make people feel bad. If you're
> looking for sympathy, look elsewhere. You won't get it from
> any of your "targets", either on Radio-Info or people that
> know you.
>
> No one is trying to teach you a lesson. Hopefully, you will
> grow up and mature some more with age and get rid of that
> chip on your shoulder.
>
<P ID="signature">______________
"What's so funny 'bout peace, love and understanding!"</P>
J
JohnRadioFan
Guest
Gees....all I asked if the guy was OK....give me a break.....
> Is this a post or a Filibuster? :N
>
> The Soup
> > >
> > Really? I did? Were they false accusations or
> hard-to-accept
> > truths? Better yet, were they intentionally hurtful?
> >
> > If I was wrong about anything I've posted in the past,
> trust
> > me, I feel horrible about it. It's never my intention to
> > hurt someone intentionally or impugn their abilities. When
>
> > I've shared rumors in the past, I made it very clear that
> it
> > was what I had gathered from what I consider to be
> reliable
> > inside sources. If they were things that made people feel
> > bad, well, sometimes life is hard, and reality is hard to
> > face. People wanted to know, I decided to share what I
> knew.
> > If there was more to the events I've shared I wasn't privy
>
> > to, well, it wouldn't be shocking, but from my
> perspective,
> > that was the truth. Was it irresponsible to share those
> > things? Sure. Was it wrong to post things that may make
> > people look bad? Probably, but sometimes the truth hurts.
> > Think I'm proud of it? Not at all. I made it clear that I
>
> > liked everyone when I shared their termination
> stories...and
> > I left out nastier things I saw and heard specificially to
>
> > NOT make them look bad.
> >
> > I'm really sorry you felt like you needed to give me a
> value
> > lesson because I thought what you said wasn't cool. It's
> not
> > like you've been a saint either, my friend.
> >
> > You were intentionally hurtful. I have not been, and I
> > challenge you to find proof.
> >
> > I was merely defending a former colleague and a friend,
> > sharing my opinion...not trying to "learn ya some
> manners",
> > but rather saying I thought what you said was crappy.
> > Brian V.
> >
>
> Is this a post or a Filibuster? :N
>
> The Soup
> > >
> > Really? I did? Were they false accusations or
> hard-to-accept
> > truths? Better yet, were they intentionally hurtful?
> >
> > If I was wrong about anything I've posted in the past,
> trust
> > me, I feel horrible about it. It's never my intention to
> > hurt someone intentionally or impugn their abilities. When
>
> > I've shared rumors in the past, I made it very clear that
> it
> > was what I had gathered from what I consider to be
> reliable
> > inside sources. If they were things that made people feel
> > bad, well, sometimes life is hard, and reality is hard to
> > face. People wanted to know, I decided to share what I
> knew.
> > If there was more to the events I've shared I wasn't privy
>
> > to, well, it wouldn't be shocking, but from my
> perspective,
> > that was the truth. Was it irresponsible to share those
> > things? Sure. Was it wrong to post things that may make
> > people look bad? Probably, but sometimes the truth hurts.
> > Think I'm proud of it? Not at all. I made it clear that I
>
> > liked everyone when I shared their termination
> stories...and
> > I left out nastier things I saw and heard specificially to
>
> > NOT make them look bad.
> >
> > I'm really sorry you felt like you needed to give me a
> value
> > lesson because I thought what you said wasn't cool. It's
> not
> > like you've been a saint either, my friend.
> >
> > You were intentionally hurtful. I have not been, and I
> > challenge you to find proof.
> >
> > I was merely defending a former colleague and a friend,
> > sharing my opinion...not trying to "learn ya some
> manners",
> > but rather saying I thought what you said was crappy.
> > Brian V.
> >
>
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motherscratcher
Guest
> I think Brian was pointing out that your comment was
> insensitive Motherscrather...whether you knew him or not (or
> liked him) Doc worked in this market for a few years and
> some people knew him and liked him and knew that he was back
> in Louisiana....no matter if you rememebered Doc or liked
> him (or Like Brian V for that matter) it was good to here
> that Doc is doing OK considering the alternative thank Brian
> V for letting us know that Doc is ok.....
>
>
>
>> >
>
Sorry, I didn't mean to sound insensitive. Apparently, my sense of humor only amused me this time.
Rock on....
> insensitive Motherscrather...whether you knew him or not (or
> liked him) Doc worked in this market for a few years and
> some people knew him and liked him and knew that he was back
> in Louisiana....no matter if you rememebered Doc or liked
> him (or Like Brian V for that matter) it was good to here
> that Doc is doing OK considering the alternative thank Brian
> V for letting us know that Doc is ok.....
>
>
>
>> >
>
Sorry, I didn't mean to sound insensitive. Apparently, my sense of humor only amused me this time.
Rock on....
A
audiomax
Guest
Can't we all just get along? Really...lighten up. It is good news that Doc Brock is safe. Thats all.
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