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The Lovely Olivia and Megan McCormick have been a vital part of our team for a very long time now and we certainly hope we can continue our partnerships into the future.
 
The future presents I get at Christmas will probably enable me to engage in some pastimes until the presents become passé, in which case the presents will be passed down to the children of my pastor's past wife and her present husband.

I hope reading that post doesn't make anyone tense. :)
 
Entertaining the kids on rainy days at band camp is always a challenge but they always have fun when WMC puts on his magician's hat and cape and goes through his routine of tricks and illusions.
 
When WMC puts on his magician's hat and cape and goes through his routine of tricks and illusions, it means things are getting too complicated and esoteric around here, and it's time to start over.
 
Over and over again, week after week, I told you guys that dmargalotti would eventually come back and, sure enough, he did, after a few little gifties and bribes to Mrs. dmargalotti.

I really hope she enjoyed that trip around the world. I'm working on the same thing with Mrs. quadraphonic. She's a tougher nut to crack.
 
Over is a command I often gave my dog Rover while he was romping in the clover when we lived in Dover.

And I was reading Smokey Stover on the comics page of the newspaper. Mister scanman mentioned husband-and-wife radio teams. In early 1965, Steve Allen and Jayne Meadows hosted middays at KHJ in Los Angeles. They broadcast their show from their home in Hollywood. They, and all the other hosts, lost their jobs in April when the station dropped adult contemporary and switched to top 40 as "Boss Radio."
 
Darn that WMC! Now I have to start---ahem---over.

Gifties and bribes to Mrs. dmargalotti can be left in the storage unit in her back yard and if you are unsure what to give her, you can check the Giftie Registry at Macys and/or the Bribal Registry at Saks Fifth Avenue.

Get it? Like "gift registry" and "bridal registry"?
 
A purchase made with your First National Bank of PowerWorld credit card gives you the lowest interest rate, fraud prevention, and a buyer protection program that ensures the full replacement value of your purchase if it's lost, stolen, or damaged.
 
Lost, stolen or damaged credit cards can be easily replaced, provided you undergo fingerprinting and a DNA test, submit a written request witnessed by two signatories and formally notarized, submit photocopies of the credit cards, submit a printed record of all transactions made during the last five years, submit copies of any pertinent security video and pay a one-time fee of $500 in cash.

And many people still believe that banks don't have our best interests at heart!
 
$500 in cash has been seen by so few people for so long a time, that they forgot what President McKinley looked like.
 
Numerous social networking sites have inquired with PowerWorld LLC (PWLLC as most prefer) about becoming its new home but we are extremely happy here at Radio Discussions.

I mean, RD doesn't have a billion world wide users like that huge site but that's ok. While we could use a few of those billion users on our quest to Page 10,000, we're probably good where we are. Too many would make things confusing. I'd have to be posting the rules every single day and, really, who wants that. :D
 
Loads of fun will be had at the big Saturday night hootenanny, which will follow the solemn memorial service, conducted at Rev. Quad's chapel since he isn't here, for one of band camp's most artificially antisocial yet lovable mascots ever.

By the by, I see we have more posts by more board members lately - nearly a page since last evening.
 
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One of band camp's most artificially antisocial yet lovable mascots ever was Ronald Rump, a shaggy character with a head of bushy hair who often sounded his "klaxon horn of alarm" while declaring his desire to become President of the band camp and denouncing the musicians who he believed had snuck in from neighboring band camps.
 
Neighboring band camps often manage to hack into our system to find out what we are talking about but they are often confused by Thomps's contributions until they realized he is probably talking in code so that they can't discover the latest and greatest in band camp land.

When I run into them in my travels, and they actually tell me they can't figure out his code, I tell them I can't figure out what Thomps is saying either. And, for some reason, they think Thomps and Jeff are the same person. And also Kenny and Miss Silkie. No wonder their band camps are inferior. :)
 
The latest and greatest in band camp land performed at our annual Fourth of July concert and all the fans enjoyed the music of the "greatest" but by the time the "latest" band finally showed up, most of them had already grown tired of waiting and had gone home.

Mister WMC learned his lesson, though. For next year's concert, he plans to book the earliest and greatest. :)
 


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