I can't stand Rick and Brad. Morning Animals on WWLS for me on the way to work
I like to listen to the sports animal as well...more often in the evening with Traber, Eshbeck and Blevins (although Eschbeck is really a tool sometimes). But the problem with the sports animal, they have about a minute of talk, then three minutes of commercials...and then when one of them says, "we're back" from commercial, they launch into another commercial disguised as part of the dialogue. very hard for me to listen.
Sorry to hear about your accident this morning. Hope you're OK
I like to listen to the sports animal as well...more often in the evening with Traber, Eshbeck and Blevins (although Eschbeck is really a tool sometimes). But the problem with the sports animal, they have about a minute of talk, then three minutes of commercials...and then when one of them says, "we're back" from commercial, they launch into another commercial disguised as part of the dialogue. very hard for me to listen.
Sorry to hear about your accident this morning. Hope you're OK
I can't stand Traber. Thinks he knows it all. Then if a caller happens to disagree with him about something he's always asking "Well what level of ball did you play?" As if to say if you didn't play professionally, what could you possibly know about that topic. He's so arrogant it drives me crazy. I don't listen in the afternoon because of him.
Two boys are playing hockey on a pond in a
> Chicago Park when a
> >crazed Rottweiler suddenly attacks one of the
> boys. Thinking quickly,
> >the other boy takes his hockey stick, shoves it
> under the dog's collar,
> >twists it and breaks the dog's neck, saving his
> friend.
> >
> > A reporter is standing by, sees the
> incident, and rushes over to
> >interview the boy.
> >
> > "Young Cub Fan Saves Friend From Vicious
> Animal," he start s
> >writing in his notebook. _But I'm not a Cubs fan,"
> the little boy
> >replies. "Sorry, but since we're in Chicago, I
> just assumed you were,"
> >says the reporter and starts writing again.
> >
> > ; "Sox Fan Rescues Friend From Horrific
> Attack," he writes in his
> >notebook. "But I'm not a Sox fan either," the
> little boy replies.
> >"Sorry, but since we're in Chicago, I just assumed
> you were," says the
> >reporter and starts writing a gain.
> >
> > "Bears Fan Rescues Friend From Horrific
> Attack," he writes in
> >his notebook. _I_m not a Bears fan either," says
> the boy. "Oh... I
> >assumed everyone in Chicago was either for the
> Cubs, Sox or Bears. What
> >team do you root for?" the reporter asked.
> >
> > "I'm a Colts fan," the boy replies. The
> reporter starts a new
> >sheet in his notebook and writes:
> >
> > "Little Bastard From Indiana Kills Beloved
> Family Pet
I can't stand Traber. Thinks he knows it all. Then if a caller happens to disagree with him about something he's always asking "Well what level of ball did you play?" As if to say if you didn't play professionally, what could you possibly know about that topic. He's so arrogant it drives me crazy. I don't listen in the afternoon because of him.
Two boys are playing hockey on a pond in a
> Chicago Park when a
> >crazed Rottweiler suddenly attacks one of the
> boys. Thinking quickly,
> >the other boy takes his hockey stick, shoves it
> under the dog's collar,
> >twists it and breaks the dog's neck, saving his
> friend.
> >
> > A reporter is standing by, sees the
> incident, and rushes over to
> >interview the boy.
> >
> > "Young Cub Fan Saves Friend From Vicious
> Animal," he start s
> >writing in his notebook. _But I'm not a Cubs fan,"
> the little boy
> >replies. "Sorry, but since we're in Chicago, I
> just assumed you were,"
> >says the reporter and starts writing again.
> >
> > ; "Sox Fan Rescues Friend From Horrific
> Attack," he writes in his
> >notebook. "But I'm not a Sox fan either," the
> little boy replies.
> >"Sorry, but since we're in Chicago, I just assumed
> you were," says the
> >reporter and starts writing a gain.
> >
> > "Bears Fan Rescues Friend From Horrific
> Attack," he writes in
> >his notebook. _I_m not a Bears fan either," says
> the boy. "Oh... I
> >assumed everyone in Chicago was either for the
> Cubs, Sox or Bears. What
> >team do you root for?" the reporter asked.
> >
> > "I'm a Colts fan," the boy replies. The
> reporter starts a new
> >sheet in his notebook and writes:
> >
> > "Little Bastard From Indiana Kills Beloved
> Family Pet
Very sad. I saw video footage of him on a morning show today and heard the accounts from a veterinarian about what he's gone through. It was definitely time to let him go.
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