Huffing and puffing during these hot summer days at band camp can be assuaged by the FWG's new misting stations.
-
Get involved.
We want your input!
Apply for Membership and join the conversations about everything related to broadcasting.
After we receive your registration, a moderator will review it. After your registration is approved, you will be permitted to post.
If you use a disposable or false email address, your registration will be rejected.
After your membership is approved, please take a minute to tell us a little bit about yourself.
https://www.radiodiscussions.com/forums/introduce-yourself.1088/
Thanks in advance and have fun!
RadioDiscussions Administrators
Fantastic word game
- Thread starter 4dude
- Start date
Stations across the country on TFWG's Radio Network, will feature a live simulcast of the ONJ Fanfest Concert and the broadcast will be hosted by Ryan Seacrest and the ladies of The View.
Ryan Seacrest and the ladies of The View are all catty.
To see what's new on American Idol and most other reality/game-type shows, I just wait for Joel McHale to cover it on "The Soup."
K
kenrayc
Guest
The Soup is a entertainment tabloid show that used to be call Talk Soup and airs on E! Entertainment.
E! Entertainment is one of dozens of cable channels that I scan past on a regular basis but rarely stop to watch.
DToTheJ said:
Foot fault.
For the sake of historical significance and continuity, like Alan Colmes' Radio Graffiti, "one sentence and one sentence only."
As well as the one sentence rule, there are many other codicils and caveats that keep the FWG running along into history.
History in the making is how everyday at TFWG can be described.
Described in Frommer's Fried Food Travel Guide as "indescribable," the FWG PowerWorld FriedPecanPie lives up to its hype.
D
Darth_vader
Guest
Its hype in the mass media made me think the "Star Wars" prequel trilogy might be worth seeing, but after spending almost $30 on tickets alone, over time, I discovered the series was really just a CGI-laden piece of garbage.
I mean, really. After Lucas made the *original* Original Trilogy in the 70s-80s, don't you think he'd have noticed that he'd made something sacred and that he should have left well enough alone? Certainly not. 1995 called to him. Then CGI. Then the whole thing just went to hell!
Now, Jar Jar Binks, he's another story. Most people from whom I have read just hate him and every pixel of his being. Of course, he was probably the one and only thing that saved "Phantom Menace" from being the piece of trash the other two that followed it had been. Had Lucas been smart and given Binks more exposure in the other two, they probably would have been more bearable. As is? Forget it. Too far gone now to be saved.......
I mean, really. After Lucas made the *original* Original Trilogy in the 70s-80s, don't you think he'd have noticed that he'd made something sacred and that he should have left well enough alone? Certainly not. 1995 called to him. Then CGI. Then the whole thing just went to hell!
Now, Jar Jar Binks, he's another story. Most people from whom I have read just hate him and every pixel of his being. Of course, he was probably the one and only thing that saved "Phantom Menace" from being the piece of trash the other two that followed it had been. Had Lucas been smart and given Binks more exposure in the other two, they probably would have been more bearable. As is? Forget it. Too far gone now to be saved.......
A CGI-laden piece of garbage sounds like the stuff we sold at the annual band camp bizarre bazaar, except that it really was garbage imported from India, fashioned into items such as sailboats and other useless trinkets for which people laid out $10 or more when we explained, upon being asked, that it was garbage imported from India.
I am pretty sure that the people who made those interesting items from dug up oil drums did not require a CGI from which to pattern the garbage. They just made stuff, exported it and we got hold of it and sold it along with whatever else we had. When asked we just said, "It is whatever you would like it to be. Isn't it adorable?"
I am pretty sure that the people who made those interesting items from dug up oil drums did not require a CGI from which to pattern the garbage. They just made stuff, exported it and we got hold of it and sold it along with whatever else we had. When asked we just said, "It is whatever you would like it to be. Isn't it adorable?"
It was garbage imported from India but at least it wasn't garbage made from tar balls from the Gulf.
The PowerWorld Board of Directors asked me to thank quadraphonic for calling out DToTheJ for violating the one-sentence rule. One and one-half demerits have been assigned to Mr. DToTheJ's personnel file. It would be a full three demerits but he's a parttime player (although has been around long enough to know better). They also felt that demerits should be assigned to Miss Silkie but were overruled by Miss Silkie's Tasty Fudgey Ice Cream Treats that just happened to arrive at their corporate offices while they were discussing rule violations. I also hear that they may be considering promoting Miss Silkie to take over the position that has been apparently abandoned by The Lovely Anyacat. If I hear more about that, I'll let you know.
The PowerWorld Board of Directors asked me to thank quadraphonic for calling out DToTheJ for violating the one-sentence rule. One and one-half demerits have been assigned to Mr. DToTheJ's personnel file. It would be a full three demerits but he's a parttime player (although has been around long enough to know better). They also felt that demerits should be assigned to Miss Silkie but were overruled by Miss Silkie's Tasty Fudgey Ice Cream Treats that just happened to arrive at their corporate offices while they were discussing rule violations. I also hear that they may be considering promoting Miss Silkie to take over the position that has been apparently abandoned by The Lovely Anyacat. If I hear more about that, I'll let you know.
Tar balls from the Gulf should all be picked up and contained by now, but somebody's stalling.
That bit with Abbott & Costello about the fictional baseball team never seems to get old.
How we roll at TFWG is rapidly becoming the blue print for long-term success.