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Fantastic word game

Australia looks like it would be a fun place to live except for the fact that every time I watch a National Geographic, Animal Planet, Travel Channel, or Discovery Channel program about Australia, it always focuses on all the deadly snakes, animals, insects, sharks, jelly fish, and crocodiles that can kill you.
 
Smoothly every day, behind the scenes, five year-old munchkins carefully prepare the band camp daily game plan in their little coloring books and writing tablets, then diligently and dutifully transcribe them to our little thread.
 
Edges of the Lord is a 2001 movie set in Poland during World War II about a Jewish boy who is hidden from the Nazi's by a Catholic and a priest.

I've actually never seen the movie. In fact, I hadn't even heard of it until I put the word "edge" into Google.
 
Comcast is going to turn that place into an old-fashioned Hootenanny Holler, but they will still have some yuppied-up promotional items to drive profits, like not paying the dj's, and their $9 drinks.
 
The club scene, for me, lost its flavor when I saw my fellow college dormmates chatting up some girls, asking the girls where they went to school, and hearing in reply the name of a local junior high.

Nothing against junior-high schoolers, but from that point on, the club scene just wasn't worth the risk. Not to mention that's where drunken rages over stupid mess happens.
 
A now-deceased U.S. President will allegedly be the first subject of human cloning.

[size=8pt]http://feedback.pdxradio.com/topic/nixon-clones
 
His mod spymobile was obviously better equipped than the factory-spec spymobile.

[size=8pt]Else they wouldn't have modded it, right?

Not that I'd know how a modded spy-mobile works, as I'm going to be stuck in my heavily-modded Bronco for many hours to-morrow, trying to get home amidst all the snow. I hear I-90s a mess and I also hear they closed off I-84 going through the Gorge earlier to-night. Looks like the wind-ey, dangerous-even-when-the-weather's-favourable Highway 14's still open and apparently the only way to go. Great.

But I made it out here in the snow. I have my studs on the truck and I have chains. (Not those whimpy cable things you used to get for $20 at G.I. Joe's, I mean real CHAINS, like the semi drivers use.) You can tell the Californians non-native Washingtonians from the locals because the locals know how to make it through the snow without panicking!

(Oh yeah, they also tell me they've accumulated two inches back home already. Bloody brilliant.)

So if, for some unfortunate reason, you should suddenly never hear from me again after this, well it's been a swell run and I wish you all nothing but the best. *insert ominous music here*

Edit add: I'd better go down the road to Safeway and grab a case of Orangina before they close. I'll probably need it to survive!
 
The factory-spec spymobile is unacceptable to me, It has to be fully loaded.


I'm going on a trip to Seattle the first week of May in my Ford Explorer, it a V-8, taking the I-5 there and 101 on the way back, going to Whidbey Island to see some friends.
I know real snowchains living in California, I use them to drive up in the Sierras to Shaver and Huntington lake which is 40 miles away and above the 6000 ft level elevation.
 
Inside the band camp saloon, the little band campers enjoy their choices of lemonade, water, diet sodas, and fruit juices.
 


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