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Fantastic word game

Eek out a meager living in Las Vegas, and you too might be able to save up enough money for a fake Venetian gondola ride with one of those punters who is also eeking out paltry sums in the darkness of glitz and glitter.
 
Eek out a meager living in Las Vegas and you're probably a mouse who lives beneath one of the buffet tables at a hotel-casino, but if you eke out a living, you're probably a blackjack dealer who can sneke a peke at the pretty girls who walk by.

That was the most tactful spelling correction I've ever made. You should all be proud of me. Today's Fun Factoid: The first Las Vegas-area casino was the Pair-O-Dice Club, which opened in 1930.
 
Miss Silkie's post mysteriously appeared after I posted my post. Okay, I'll leave mine there and just start over.

Paltry sums in the darkness of glitz and glitter was too lengthy to fit on any theater marquee or arena marquee and the members of the punk rock band were starting to regret choosing a nine-word phrase for their name.
 
Their name needs to be sharp and catchy much like our name which is known worldwide or at least in our own little world.

I'd like to think it's known worldwide.

LARR, that IS a fun and interesting factoid about Mrs. LARR. It's ALMOST as if I know her now. One or two more factoids about her and it'd be like she's right here contributing with us.
 
Our own little world hasn't had much action today perhaps because people have taken an early leave for the holiday weekend.

It's not a holiday weekend for everyone though. I'll be working Monday.
 
The holiday weekend has weakened my holiday spirit because when I'm off work for several days I wind up going marlin fishing and when I see a marlin on the holiday weekend I'm never able to spear it.

Another Fun Factoid about Mrs. LARR: She used to manage a McDonald's in Washington state. Not everyone can become a McDonald's manager! Oh wait.....yeah, I think almost everyone can. :)
 
Jesus knows I was surprised to find a personal message from CTListener that he sent two weeks ago telling me I had made a grammatical error in one of my posts which I realized after the fact and I attribute to the fact that my early morning contribution that day was made before any caffeine had been absorbed into my bloodstream.
 
My bloodstream has never been affected by personal messages from CTListener but it was certainly awfully darned sweet of him to let dmargalotti know about his grammatical error.

It must have been one major error to affect CTListener that much.
 
His grammatical error turned out to not be an error after all, because when all the students gasped upon hearing Professor Wordgaminski began a sentence with "Just between he and I," he explained that "He" and "I" are the names of his two Chinese friends.

I'm now waiting for Jeff to say that this was Wun Dum Joke.
 
Two Chinese friends, both male, asked me for some dating advice because they wanted to hit up Sum Yung Girl.

After that, we all headed down to Southington where we are rockin' out to the 80s with Dave & Kenny and the Rockfest at Illusions.
 
Howdy, pardner was the standard greeting given by the telephone receptionist for Buffalo Bob Smith from 1947 to 1960, because Smith hosted the Howdy Doody tv show and he always considered himself to be a Howdy partner.

You should say howdy to everyone you meet because that is your howdy duty. :) Fun Factoid: Clarabell the Clown never spoke until the show's final telecast in 1960, and then he said simply, "Goodbye, kids."
 
A great 80s concert featured Willie Nelson, Fats Domino, Debbie Reynolds, Tony Bennett and Mac Wiseman and would have also included Vera Lynn and Little Jimmy Dickens but those two are in their 90s.

Little Jimmy Dickens has lived almost 94 years and he's still little---the poor guy.
 
In their 90s, John Adams and Herbert Hoover must have thought, "Surely no president will ever outlive me," but along came Ronald Reagan and Gerald Ford to prove them wrong.

And George H.W. Bush turned 90 on Sunday. In the words of Marilyn Monroe: Happy birthday, Mr. President...
 
Prove them wrong or just figure that CTListener knows when 41 had a birthday on Sunday; he just didn't mention which Sunday that might have been.
 
"That might have been a bad song to try to teach the Band Camp kids," Mister WMC thought to himself after seeing the tuba player pass out while attempting to play The Flight Of The Bumblebee.
 


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