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My trip to the CC studios

> > Hugely popular? Not only is that poor use of English it
> is
> > also very inaccurate. AAR is down at the bottom of
> "Hugely"
> > popular stations like the 99.7/99.5 combo, WTUE out of
> > Dayton, and WAIF. 1530 should have stayed with the
> 50s/60s
> > oldies/God talk format with UK basketball.
>
> AAR and 97.7/99.5 are the only things people in my part of
> town ever listen to (despite the bad signal at 97.7/99.5).
> WLW and WKRC are considered a joke now.
>

Hmmmm....wonder what zip code "your part of town" is?
 
> > AAR and 97.7/99.5 are the only things people in my part of
>
> > town ever listen to (despite the bad signal at 97.7/99.5).
>
> > WLW and WKRC are considered a joke now.
>
>
> Maybe among the people you hang with, bandit. But the
> ratings say otherwise. Politics aside, I think most of the
> programming on AAR is pretty poor and highly unoriginal.
> They are just ripping off all the ideas conservative talk
> radio has been using for years. Hardly "progressive" if you
> ask me. Same goes for their political ideology.
>


Now keys, my good friend, you DID say politics aside.....
 
> Now keys, my good friend, you DID say politics aside.....


Rocky, "my good friend," do we know each other? Looks like you've only
posted seven times.

Politics aside and honest objectivity regarding the quality of AAR
programming. But I just couldn't resist a little commentary on the libs'
self-appointed, elitist misuse of the word "progressive." :)
 
"Neutral Observer?"..what a joke.

> > AAR and 97.7/99.5 are the only things people in my part of> > > town ever listen to (despite the bad signal at 97.7/99.5).> > > WLW and WKRC are considered a joke now.> > Ha!> > Perhaps, Bandit, you could provide your zip code and those> that make up your part of town, someone could run those zips> for us, and we could all find out if there's any truth at> all to what you are saying!> > Lib talk is a loser in Cincinnati, would be a loser in> Dayton (as someone below seems to want to do; it's a> military town, you know), and isn't even making a good go of> it in the much more friendly Columbus.> > Bandit, you know people who are just as whacked as you are. > Other kinds of people don't associate with you, so you seem> to think they don't exist. Never seeing beyond your little> world, you don't realize how small your perspective is.> Not only is your observation NOT neutral (and it is a joke,but I"m not being neutral) but you failed to even respond to the original posters comments. In fact, no one has.But if we are not going to be on topic, then I would like your comments on this topic when Mr. Bush takes away your social security and you have to work until after you die. Guessing that is ok with you, "Go Iraq...we have more money to spend on ya, cause we can afford $2.50/gallon gas while our gas companies have all posted a 50% increase in profits! And we don't care if our children have no lunch in school...because our Representatives deserve a bigger raise than we got.It's ok..Sean Hannity makes more money than you do too...so join his club.Now, back to the topic of visiting the CC studios in Cin.....a topic that should be of interest to radio people.And, thanks for the original post!<P ID="signature">______________
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Re: "Neutral Observer?"..what a joke.

Gee, whatever happened to parents packing a lunch for their kids, instead of expecting the government to feed their kids. By the way, if I could opt out of Social Security today and put all that tax money into something for myself, I would. A retirement plan where all your money is confiscated on death and can be taken away at any time.sounds like just the plan for me.<P ID="signature">______________
Did the Corinthians ever write back?</P>
 
Re: "Neutral Observer?"..what a joke.

OK, I know this post is going to get deleted because it's not about radio, but I can't stand it: SS IS NOT A SAVINGS ACCOUNT! If you got out what you put in, even with interest, you wouldn't get enough to buy dog food to live on. It is a tax, just like every other tax. It and Medicare are welfare for seniors, and the sooner everyone starts treating it like that, the sooner it will heal itself. People who don't need it will stop taking it, leaving plenty for those who do. Simple.

> Gee, whatever happened to parents packing a lunch for their
> kids, instead of expecting the government to feed their
> kids. By the way, if I could opt out of Social Security
> today and put all that tax money into something for myself,
> I would. A retirement plan where all your money is
> confiscated on death and can be taken away at any
> time.sounds like just the plan for me.
>
 
Re: "Neutral Observer?"..what a joke.

> Not only is your observation NOT neutral
> (and it is a joke,but I"m not being neutral) but you failed
> to even respond to the original posters comments...But if we
> are not going to be on topic,...

Actually, my post was indeed a radio-related direct reply to Bandit's somewhat off-topic post. Feel free to check. But, since you've taken us down this road, I'll get us back to neutral by correcting the lies that you've been told and deceived into believing...



> then I
> would like your comments on this topic when Mr. Bush takes
> away your social security and you have to work until after
> you die.

I believe President Bush's current thinking on that features absolutely *no change* for those over 50 and *the option* of choosing a different, more self-reliant, more productive, safer, sel-owned, and transferrable route for those under 50. Again, the neutral truth is that there would be no change at all unless one elected to choose it.



> Guessing that is ok with you, "Go Iraq...we have
> more money to spend on ya, cause we can afford $2.50/gallon
> gas while our gas companies have all posted a 50% increase
> in profits!

The neutral truth is that oil companies' margins are pretty much a fixed percentage above the cost of the oil. With a higher cost of oil, those percentages result in more real dollars of profit. Now, as to the cost of oil itself, that is primarily the result of the accelerating demand in India and China; nothing that we have done, are doing, or can do can alter that.



> And we don't care if our children have no lunch
> in school...because our Representatives deserve a bigger
> raise than we got.

Some school doesn't have lunch?? Could one make a more ridiculous comment? Not only do schools have lunches, almost all schools now have *breakfasts!* This monstrous expansion is now so prevalent that kids now think it's normal to eat multiple meals at school! As a matter of fact, kids eating meals at home is now so rare that some group has created a special day in September (something like "Family Table Day") to encourage parents and kids to eat a meal together! How bizarre is that??



> It's ok..Sean Hannity makes more money than you do too...

Sean's contract was a public story about six months ago, and, for the results he produces, the salary was shockingly low! More than mine, certainly, but shockingly low!


Now, if, as you said, you really do want to get back to the radio topics, that would be welcome. And Bandit's perception of which stations are winning is indeed warped...er, inaccurate.
 
Re: "Neutral Observer?"..what a joke.

> Gee, whatever happened to parents packing a lunch for their
> kids, instead of expecting the government to feed their
> kids. By the way, if I could opt out of Social Security
> today and put all that tax money into something for myself,
> I would. A retirement plan where all your money is
> confiscated on death and can be taken away at any
> time.sounds like just the plan for me.
>

Or better yet... my son made HIS own lunch... he learned a little responsibility along the way.....
 
Ask Burbank about Artie in the 7/11

How do you get someone to buy hot dogs and stuff them in "baloons" at the counter?

He did enjoy meeting you in the bathroom.


> > I'm quite certain Gary Burbank will be forever indebted to
>
> > you for mentioning you met him in the bathroom.
> >
> >
> >
> > > Today I went with my dad to the Clear Channel studios in
>
> > > Kenwood. I hung out with Lance McAlister for an hour or
>
> > so
> > > in studio, then I went to where the producers were.
> There
> > I
> > > met Greg Waddell, Andy Furman, and Darryl Parks. I also
>
> > ran
> > > into Gary Burbank at the bathrooms. What I learned from
>
> > my
> > > conversation with Parks:
> > > 1. WCKY is operating at 30,000 watts because of the
> fire,
> > > but should be back up to 50,000 today.
> > > 2. WCKY will not get rid of the God Squad.
> > > 3. Parks is toying with the idea of putting Homer on
> 1530
> > > and AAR on 1360.
> > >
> > People say that AAR needs the good signal. How about
> dumping Homer on 980 and 1340 in Dayton/Springfield, and
> having Air America on in Dayton at 1340 and 980, and then
> just run Homer on 1530? Homer should still pump a good
> signal into Dayton no?
>
 
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