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Fantastic word game

Her pulchritude was second only to that of the Head Librarian and Chief Mixologist, which we all know to be the case.
 
I grew up watching Perry Mason, Matlock, Geraldo Rivera, and the undisputed epitome of trash TV, Rush Limbaugh's half-hour TV programme full of zero-brainpower gas-bag ultra-right-wing neoconservative political ranting.

[size=8pt]Mainly because that's what my Grandparents had on when I was coming home from school. They were (Gran still is) big KPTV fans.
 
Zero-brainpower gas-bag ultra-right-wing neoconservative political ranting usually scores higher television ratings than anything you'll find from stations or networks that tend to lean left.

I had a much more entertaining and direct response however opposing political viewpoints in a thread will often lead to the immediate removal of that thread and it's relocation to the Take It Outside board. We can disagree on things such as the superior hotness of ONJ vs. that April chick...or the appeal of 80's dance tunes such as "The Safety Dance". But I think we should be careful in posting political commentary. We don't want the wonderful Radio-Info moderators to think that we can't all play nicely.
 
Lean left, bend forward, stretch backwards, Lean right, and bend knees are something you would find [/b]in a Jack Lalanne video.[/b]

those of you that don't know who Jack Lalanne is, he a fitness guru that goes back to the 50s.
Oh quad beat me to the post
Olivia Newton-John is outta site and her music is great to.
 
Vinyl, for all of its faults really does have a better sound quality in most ways, even with the crackles and pops here and there.

Of course, if those holes are the slightest bit off center, it can really suck.
 
The crackles and pops here and there are on most of my old 78rpm records from the 1930s, 40s and 50s, and most people like this format better.

-crainbebo
 
Most people like this format better than the one over at ITG yet, occasionally, contributors fail to correctly follow the previous clue and end up starting a whole bunch of discombobulation.


Two pages ago, we have a serious issue with Kenny's ending clue. Someone followed using quad's clue from two previous posts. Yet again, no one noticed and, yet again, we have a disruption in the time continuum.

And, Mr. International Band Camp Director, while that unnamed contributor may very well have annoyed me with his lack of creativity, your contribution didn't bother me at all.
 
A whole bunch of discombobulation usually happens when kenrayc posts, because he's always celebrating something.


I have seen a couple of misspelled clues and might have even been a couple of wrong clues that got skipped over. But still we must soldier on so this thread doesn't get put to T I O then disappear completely, despite its conviviality and overall politeness and the high Olivia Newton-John content.
 
Something tells me that all kinds of fun and games will occur tomorrow over Something by The Beatles.
 
John Lennon's dead is what Al Michaels announced on December 8, 1980 during Monday Night Football.


silkie beat me to my post.
The vocals of Yoko Ono makes me want to scream.
 
On Skype, based out of Luxembourg, people can have Internet conversations, as opposed to telephone conversations, although I prefer the hard-wired to the house, good old fashioned telephone.
 


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