I Had Opie and Anthony Silenced! Tell 'em Fred.

[IAMGOBLIN]

Howard Stern Admits To Opie & Anthony Gag Order
March 15, 2006

The feud that started between Howard Stern and Opie & Anthony while both were
employed by Infinity Broadcasting is reaching new levels on satellite radio with
both parties taking shots at the other. But, while sitting in on Sean Hannity's
program yesterday afternoon, Stern finally admitted to the long-rumored gag order
that he had Mel Karmazin place on O&A when they were handling afternoon drive at
WNEW/New York.

When Stern was asked by a caller about the gag order, he confirmed it by
admitting, "That's right. I believe in censoring anyone who is my enemy." He also
added, "I believe in censorship when it benefits me."

Playing back that audio on their XM Satellite Radio program this morning, Anthony
noted the hypocrisy of that statement by saying, "He's been complaining that
individual members of the FCC were putting their morality on his program instead
of interpreting FCC law ... which is exactly what he did [with us]."

Earlier in the program, Stern addressed O&A by saying, "When I'm in business with
a company and they hire Howard Stern imitators to go on in the afternoon... I
don't want anyone knocking me. I have a plan every time I go up against people...
I analyze the competition and I think about you six different ways to Sunday. I
turned to Mel Karmazin at the time, 'Your two boys that you hired, who sound
identical to me, will implode. I give them three to four months. They're so
desperate to be famous, they are going to do something stupid. If they can't talk
about me, they're gonna go insane. Watch.' He laughed since I made other
predictions about radio. And I watched them implode."

While it took three years of WNEW broadcasts for O&A to, as Stern suggested,
"implode," the duo has had a successful run at XM and recently revealed they are
in negotiations for a new long term deal. But going back to the Stern drama, O&A
say they didn't start this feud, and that it was Stern who started calling them
copycats and felt threatened by their show.

"When we came into New York City .... we knew you don't come into Howard's
backyard and start bashing him," said Anthony. "What we did was slowly build up
an audience that happened to be his audience driving home. We had a common
audience. He saw that, somehow, as a threat. He saw there was potential for The
Opie & Anthony Show to get an audience and perceived it as some kind of threat to
him."

"We didn't attack him as a human being," Anthony continued, explaining they would
parody Stern. "I would do impressions of him and suggest maybe he wasn't as close
to his audience as he once was because he is winging out to the Hamptons in the
'Howie-copter.' Instead of coming back to us on the air and battling us that way,
like he had with John DeBella and many other personalities across the country, he
went behind the scenes to Mel Karmazin, and had him drag us into his office and
threaten us with a firing if we didn't stop talking about [Stern]."

Hannity, appearing on O&A's program this morning discussing the Stern interview,
tried to say Stern deserved credit for not dodging the subject, but O&A
immediately cut him off, pointing out that this is the first time in the 5+ years
that Stern has admitted to his behind-the-scenes wrangling. They also pointed out
that the issue went beyond O&A not mentioning Stern on their program and included
guests being blocked from appearing on their show. One CBS Radio insider told
FMQB that, at the time, then-K-Rock PD Steve Kingston would block music artists
from appearing on O&A's program, a statement verified by a couple anonymous
record reps. "There was an admission that they were telling people not to appear
on our show," explained Anthony.

Back to current day, O&A and their "Pests" have been wreaking havoc with portions
of Stern's Sirius Satellite Radio channels. Recently, Scott Ferrell's test run on
Sirius was derailed by O&A's fan base as they inundated and controlled the phone
lines making it impossible for Ferrell to get a caller on the air that wasn't a
fan of O&A.

O&A have also been pointing out what they call more hypocrisy by Stern for taking
off certain Fridays, playing audio of Stern, Robin Quivers and Artie Lange
discussing why it is important to be in the studio five days a week. "If you are
not there on Fridays, then you are doing a disservice to your audience," says
Stern in the audio clip. "If you are going to do this job, then you show up every
day and give it your best."

Meanwhile, despite denials by CBS Radio that have been reported elsewhere, O&A
insist they were "absolutely" contacted by the radio company to replace David Lee
Roth. "We've been negotiating with them for a few weeks," said Opie. "When it was
first presented to us, it was a done deal and then you get lawyers going back and
forth." O&A also told Hannity that there were "major hurdles" that need to be
cleared and they didn't want to "compromise the integrity" of their program to
fit terrestrial radio broadcast standards.

"We love being on satellite radio," said Opie. "If it compromises our satellite
radio show too much, then we don't want to do it."

http://www.fmqb.com/Article.asp?id=186874

[Boom]

On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 21:19:01 -0000, IAMGOBLIN
<sternshow@howardstern.com> wrote:

>Howard Stern Admits To Opie & Anthony Gag Order
>March 15, 2006
>
>The feud that started between Howard Stern and Opie & Anthony while both were
>employed by Infinity Broadcasting is reaching new levels on satellite radio with
>both parties taking shots at the other. But, while sitting in on Sean Hannity's
>program yesterday afternoon, Stern finally admitted to the long-rumored gag order
>that he had Mel Karmazin place on O&A when they were handling afternoon drive at
>WNEW/New York.
>
>When Stern was asked by a caller about the gag order, he confirmed it by
>admitting, "That's right. I believe in censoring anyone who is my enemy." He also
>added, "I believe in censorship when it benefits me."

Howard wins, you lose. Tough ----.

[drumrboy@aol.com]

Boom wrote:
> On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 21:19:01 -0000, IAMGOBLIN
> <sternshow@howardstern.com> wrote:
>
> >Howard Stern Admits To Opie & Anthony Gag Order
> >March 15, 2006
> >
> >The feud that started between Howard Stern and Opie & Anthony while both were
> >employed by Infinity Broadcasting is reaching new levels on satellite radio with
> >both parties taking shots at the other. But, while sitting in on Sean Hannity's
> >program yesterday afternoon, Stern finally admitted to the long-rumored gag order
> >that he had Mel Karmazin place on O&A when they were handling afternoon drive at
> >WNEW/New York.
> >
> >When Stern was asked by a caller about the gag order, he confirmed it by
> >admitting, "That's right. I believe in censoring anyone who is my enemy." He also
> >added, "I believe in censorship when it benefits me."
>
> Howard wins, you lose. Tough ----.

Your retarded. Chew harder.

Get a job, pussy.

J>

"You want to make fun of me, fine. You bring my family into it and
mention their names and it's a whole new level of desperation. I hope
you have as miserable a fucking life as your actions demonstrate you
have, you slimy little pee-smelling fucking scumbag. Pray I never
meet you face to face." -- (Boom)

[Rocinante]

OK, what does this article reveal?

Howard used his power to silence two lousy clones.
He admits it, so he is no longer a hypocrite, but is now a typical jew
that looks for the easiest way to solve a problem. The admission is
another tactic that throws the pests off balance. It keeps them busy
listening to thousands of hours of Stern shows in order to grab any
hypocrisy they can. Of course, when one speaks for a living and is
recorded, sooner or later, a contradictory statement will be made. Is
Howard a machine or an human insectoid hybrid? No one ever said he was
stupid, not even our gal Vicki.

[Hoody]

On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 21:36:29 GMT, Boom <mmm@nnn.com> wrote:

>Howard wins, you lose. Tough ----.

What a surprise you are the first jackass to respond with nonsense.
That article TORE YOU APART. You are my bitch.

[Hoody]

On 15 Mar 2006 14:30:46 -0800, drumrboy@aol.com wrote:

>> Howard wins, you lose. Tough ----.
>
>Your retarded. Chew harder.

That article was fantasic. The $12.95ers cannot take it much longer.

[Hoody]

On 15 Mar 2006 15:01:29 -0800, "Rocinante"
<matrixoutsider@hotmail.com> wrote:

>OK, what does this article reveal?
>
>Howard used his power to silence two lousy clones.
>He admits it, so he is no longer a hypocrite, but is now a typical jew
>that looks for the easiest way to solve a problem. The admission is
>another tactic that throws the pests off balance. It keeps them busy
>listening to thousands of hours of Stern shows in order to grab any
>hypocrisy they can. Of course, when one speaks for a living and is
>recorded, sooner or later, a contradictory statement will be made. Is
>Howard a machine or an human insectoid hybrid? No one ever said he was
>stupid, not even our gal Vicki.

Howie admitted he is a hypocrite.

[Michael]

Boom wrote:

> On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 21:19:01 -0000, IAMGOBLIN
> <sternshow@howardstern.com> wrote:
>
>
>>Howard Stern Admits To Opie & Anthony Gag Order
>>March 15, 2006
>>
>>The feud that started between Howard Stern and Opie & Anthony while both were
>>employed by Infinity Broadcasting is reaching new levels on satellite radio with
>>both parties taking shots at the other. But, while sitting in on Sean Hannity's
>>program yesterday afternoon, Stern finally admitted to the long-rumored gag order
>>that he had Mel Karmazin place on O&A when they were handling afternoon drive at
>>WNEW/New York.
>>
>>When Stern was asked by a caller about the gag order, he confirmed it by
>>admitting, "That's right. I believe in censoring anyone who is my enemy." He also
>>added, "I believe in censorship when it benefits me."
>
>
> Howard wins, you lose. Tough ----.

Don't you mean Mr. Free Speech, since that *IS* supposed to be the main
reason he jumped to Sirius, wins?

michael

[Michael]

Rocinante wrote:

> OK, what does this article reveal?
>
> Howard used his power to silence two lousy clones.
> He admits it, so he is no longer a hypocrite, but is now a typical jew
> that looks for the easiest way to solve a problem. The admission is
> another tactic that throws the pests off balance. It keeps them busy
> listening to thousands of hours of Stern shows in order to grab any
> hypocrisy they can. Of course, when one speaks for a living and is
> recorded, sooner or later, a contradictory statement will be made. Is
> Howard a machine or an human insectoid hybrid? No one ever said he was
> stupid, not even our gal Vicki.

The gag order puts Stern one up over Imus, since even Imus never went
that far.

Michael

[Spud Demon]

Michael <jandm16@charter.net> writes in article <hk2Sf.169$vd5.119@fe06.lga> dated Wed, 15 Mar 2006 16:30:05 -0800:
>
>Don't you mean Mr. Free Speech, since that *IS* supposed to be the main
>reason he jumped to Sirius, wins?

Censorship by the government and censorship by a boss are two very different
things. I find it amazing that nobody on this thread gets it. Let's try a
football analogy:

A center tackles the quarterback, his own teammate. That is not a violation
of the rules, so there's no penalty from the officials. But if you're the
QB, wouldn't you ask the coach (your boss) to intervene?

Or to put it another way: How many DJ's were *not* gagged by Stern? For
starters, those that worked for other companies were free to say what they
wished. Also those that weren't considered (by Stern) bad for business.

Of course asking Howard for a serious explanation just proves Hannity has
his head in a warm dark stinky place.

-- spud_demon -at- thundermaker.net
The above may not (yet) represent the opinions of my employer.

[Boom]

On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 16:30:05 -0800, Michael <jandm16@charter.net>
wrote:

>> Howard wins, you lose. Tough ----.
>
>Don't you mean Mr. Free Speech, since that *IS* supposed to be the main
>reason he jumped to Sirius, wins?

HAHAHA! Listen, even Stern couldn't get away with badmouthing Mel
Karmazin on the air and had it written into his contract. So this
free speech bull---- is an illusion. You're only free to speak as
much as won't get you fired. Who kept his job and who didn't?

[Paulie Walnuts]

sd@LUMINA.MITRE.ORG (Spud Demon) wrote in
news:dvacbe$8t3$1@newslocal.mitre.org:

> A center tackles the quarterback, his own teammate. That is not a
> violation of the rules, so there's no penalty from the officials. But
> if you're the QB, wouldn't you ask the coach (your boss) to intervene?
>

What about Stern's relentless attacking of the Greaseman when TGM joined
the Infinity lineup? Why was that any different?

[Roland Deodorant]

"We understand he does a good show, we're not stupid." -Opie (referring to
Howard Stern)

>
>

whoever wrote this article is a fucking idiot. so slanted. does opie write
them himself?

[Veritas]

On Thu, 16 Mar 2006 00:43:26 +0000 (UTC), sd@LUMINA.MITRE.ORG (Spud
Demon) wrote:

>Michael <jandm16@charter.net> writes in article <hk2Sf.169$vd5.119@fe06.lga> dated Wed, 15 Mar 2006 16:30:05 -0800:
>>
>>Don't you mean Mr. Free Speech, since that *IS* supposed to be the main
>>reason he jumped to Sirius, wins?
>
>Censorship by the government and censorship by a boss are two very different
>things. I find it amazing that nobody on this thread gets it. Let's try a
>football analogy:
>
>A center tackles the quarterback, his own teammate. That is not a violation
>of the rules, so there's no penalty from the officials. But if you're the
>QB, wouldn't you ask the coach (your boss) to intervene?
>
>Or to put it another way: How many DJ's were *not* gagged by Stern? For
>starters, those that worked for other companies were free to say what they
>wished. Also those that weren't considered (by Stern) bad for business.
>
>Of course asking Howard for a serious explanation just proves Hannity has
>his head in a warm dark stinky place.
>
>-- spud_demon -at- thundermaker.net
>The above may not (yet) represent the opinions of my employer.
What I find amazing is Stern's saying that he voted for Gore and
Kerry, since the FCC commissioner who led the "decency" campaign was a
former aide to a Democrat senator and was appointed by Clinton and
since Gore's wife was leading the crusade to censor records and
require warning lables. He isn't much of a credible free speech
advocate.

[me]

They should be silenced. Stern did a favor to the listening audiance by
silencing two unprofessional immitaors.

[Hoody]

On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 16:30:05 -0800, Michael <jandm16@charter.net>
wrote:

>> Howard wins, you lose. Tough ----.
>
>Don't you mean Mr. Free Speech, since that *IS* supposed to be the main
>reason he jumped to Sirius, wins?

Now we know why he wanted O&A to kiss his ass and come to Sirius. So
Mel could make another gag order. YOU lose Howie, you are being
exposed on a daily basis, you are physically ill, and you admit you
cried when Les said he was suing you. Bitch.

[Hoody]

On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 20:00:47 -0600, Roland Deodorant <blah@blah.com>
wrote:

>whoever wrote this article is a fucking idiot. so slanted. does opie write
>them himself?

You are just used to Howard Stern's lies.

[ThongSmoker]

"Roland Deodorant" <blah@blah.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9787B73BDBAECRoland@216.196.97.131...
> "We understand he does a good show, we're not stupid." -Opie (referring to
> Howard Stern)
>
>>
>>
>
> whoever wrote this article is a fucking idiot. so slanted. does opie write
> them himself?

listen to the audio. The article speaks the truth

[ThongSmoker]

"me" <marko7@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1142480578.506173.89770@z34g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
> They should be silenced. Stern did a favor to the listening audiance by
> silencing two unprofessional immitaors.
>

cant silence them now baby. O&A = the pioneers of satellite radio

[Boom]

On Thu, 16 Mar 2006 04:11:43 GMT, "ThongSmoker" <nigger@----fuck.com>
wrote:

>
>"me" <marko7@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:1142480578.506173.89770@z34g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
>> They should be silenced. Stern did a favor to the listening audiance by
>> silencing two unprofessional immitaors.
>>
>
>cant silence them now baby. O&A = the pioneers of satellite radio

O&A = pioneers of sucking ass on satellite radio

[Michael]

Spud Demon wrote:

> Michael <jandm16@charter.net> writes in article <hk2Sf.169$vd5.119@fe06.lga> dated Wed, 15 Mar 2006 16:30:05 -0800:
>
>>Don't you mean Mr. Free Speech, since that *IS* supposed to be the main
>>reason he jumped to Sirius, wins?
>
>
> Censorship by the government and censorship by a boss are two very different
> things. I find it amazing that nobody on this thread gets it. Let's try a
> football analogy:
>
> A center tackles the quarterback, his own teammate. That is not a violation
> of the rules, so there's no penalty from the officials. But if you're the
> QB, wouldn't you ask the coach (your boss) to intervene?
>
> Or to put it another way: How many DJ's were *not* gagged by Stern? For
> starters, those that worked for other companies were free to say what they
> wished. Also those that weren't considered (by Stern) bad for business.

Let's see. O&A weren't on at the same time as Stern, so I can't see
where whatever ratings they got would hurt Stern.

> Of course asking Howard for a serious explanation just proves Hannity has
> his head in a warm dark stinky place.

Someone who holds himself up as a brave champion of Free Speech should
NOT go around saying "I believe in censorship when it benefits me." At
the very least Stern could've been much more diplomatic in the way he
said it.

Michael

[Michael]

Boom wrote:

> On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 16:30:05 -0800, Michael <jandm16@charter.net>
> wrote:
>
>
>>>Howard wins, you lose. Tough ----.
>>
>>Don't you mean Mr. Free Speech, since that *IS* supposed to be the main
>>reason he jumped to Sirius, wins?
>
>
> HAHAHA! Listen, even Stern couldn't get away with badmouthing Mel
> Karmazin on the air and had it written into his contract. So this
> free speech bull---- is an illusion. You're only free to speak as
> much as won't get you fired. Who kept his job and who didn't?

Of the three, only Mel got forced out of CBS/Infinity, IIRC. Stern
wasn't fired. O&A weren't fired.

Michael

[Michael]

Paulie Walnuts wrote:

> sd@LUMINA.MITRE.ORG (Spud Demon) wrote in
> news:dvacbe$8t3$1@newslocal.mitre.org:
>
>
>>A center tackles the quarterback, his own teammate. That is not a
>>violation of the rules, so there's no penalty from the officials. But
>>if you're the QB, wouldn't you ask the coach (your boss) to intervene?
>>
>
>
> What about Stern's relentless attacking of the Greaseman when TGM joined
> the Infinity lineup? Why was that any different?

That was Stern doing the ATTACKING, not BEING ATTACKED.

Michael

[Michael]

Veritas wrote:

> On Thu, 16 Mar 2006 00:43:26 +0000 (UTC), sd@LUMINA.MITRE.ORG (Spud
> Demon) wrote:
>
>
>>Michael <jandm16@charter.net> writes in article <hk2Sf.169$vd5.119@fe06.lga> dated Wed, 15 Mar 2006 16:30:05 -0800:
>>
>>>Don't you mean Mr. Free Speech, since that *IS* supposed to be the main
>>>reason he jumped to Sirius, wins?
>>
>>Censorship by the government and censorship by a boss are two very different
>>things. I find it amazing that nobody on this thread gets it. Let's try a
>>football analogy:
>>
>>A center tackles the quarterback, his own teammate. That is not a violation
>>of the rules, so there's no penalty from the officials. But if you're the
>>QB, wouldn't you ask the coach (your boss) to intervene?
>>
>>Or to put it another way: How many DJ's were *not* gagged by Stern? For
>>starters, those that worked for other companies were free to say what they
>>wished. Also those that weren't considered (by Stern) bad for business.
>>
>>Of course asking Howard for a serious explanation just proves Hannity has
>>his head in a warm dark stinky place.
>>
>>-- spud_demon -at- thundermaker.net
>>The above may not (yet) represent the opinions of my employer.
>
> What I find amazing is Stern's saying that he voted for Gore and
> Kerry, since the FCC commissioner who led the "decency" campaign was a
> former aide to a Democrat senator and was appointed by Clinton and
> since Gore's wife was leading the crusade to censor records and
> require warning lables. He isn't much of a credible free speech
> advocate.

Good points!

michael

[Boom]

On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 21:52:14 -0800, Michael <jandm16@charter.net>
wrote:

>Boom wrote:
>
>> On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 16:30:05 -0800, Michael <jandm16@charter.net>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>>Howard wins, you lose. Tough ----.
>>>
>>>Don't you mean Mr. Free Speech, since that *IS* supposed to be the main
>>>reason he jumped to Sirius, wins?
>>
>>
>> HAHAHA! Listen, even Stern couldn't get away with badmouthing Mel
>> Karmazin on the air and had it written into his contract. So this
>> free speech bull---- is an illusion. You're only free to speak as
>> much as won't get you fired. Who kept his job and who didn't?
>
>Of the three, only Mel got forced out of CBS/Infinity, IIRC. Stern
>wasn't fired. O&A weren't fired.

O&A WERE fired. They just got paid for the remainder of their
contract.

[Michael]

Boom wrote:
> On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 21:52:14 -0800, Michael <jandm16@charter.net>
> wrote:
>
>
>>Boom wrote:
>>
>>
>>>On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 16:30:05 -0800, Michael <jandm16@charter.net>
>>>wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>>Howard wins, you lose. Tough ----.
>>>>
>>>>Don't you mean Mr. Free Speech, since that *IS* supposed to be the main
>>>>reason he jumped to Sirius, wins?
>>>
>>>
>>>HAHAHA! Listen, even Stern couldn't get away with badmouthing Mel
>>>Karmazin on the air and had it written into his contract. So this
>>>free speech bull---- is an illusion. You're only free to speak as
>>>much as won't get you fired. Who kept his job and who didn't?
>>
>>Of the three, only Mel got forced out of CBS/Infinity, IIRC. Stern
>>wasn't fired. O&A weren't fired.
>
>
> O&A WERE fired. They just got paid for the remainder of their
> contract.

O&A were taken off the air. If they were fired they would no longer
have been paid.

[KK]

On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 15:01:29 -0800, Rocinante wrote:

> The admission is
> another tactic

A "tactic"? Ha.

"Tactic" implies that he planned that response. His demeanor and tone
suggest otherwise.

And if his "tactic" is to show the world what a fucking hypocrite he is
("I favor censoship when it benefits *me*") then it's a pretty fucking
stupid tactic.

[Ben \Last of a Dying Breed\ Rand]

On 15 Mar 2006 15:01:29 -0800, "Rocinante"
<matrixoutsider@hotmail.com> wrote:

>OK, what does this article reveal?

That the super hit movie Private Parts is a movie that is more
bull---- than most thought.



>
>Howard used his power to silence two lousy clones.

Hm, well, I wonder if the Private Parts Hdouche, Mr. Oppressed by big
corporations, would say that this is ok.


>He admits it, so he is no longer a hypocrite, but is now a typical jew
>that looks for the easiest way to solve a problem. The admission is
>another tactic that throws the pests off balance. It keeps them busy
>listening to thousands of hours of Stern shows in order to grab any
>hypocrisy they can. Of course, when one speaks for a living and is
>recorded, sooner or later, a contradictory statement will be made. Is
>Howard a machine or an human insectoid hybrid? No one ever said he was
>stupid, not even our gal Vicki.


How does admitting it make him less a hypocrite when his hypocrisy is
on display now more than ever.

LOL

Statements are not the same things as actions.

See: Hman suing a penniless theater because people found out his
daughter stripped on stage

[Dixie Normous]

IAMGOBLIN wrote:
> Howard Stern Admits To Opie & Anthony Gag Order
> March 15, 2006

> When Stern was asked by a caller about the gag order, he confirmed it by
> admitting, "That's right. I believe in censoring anyone who is my enemy." He also
> added, "I believe in censorship when it benefits me."
>

Howeird is the Kink of all Media HYPE, people don't understand that this
lawsuit is all just a publicity stunt cooked up by him and Les, they are
jacking each other off laughing about it.

I was listening to the Hannity show live and Howeird was goofing on the
caller, he was more interested in getting Hannity to talk about wanking it.

[Hoody]

On Thu, 16 Mar 2006 15:02:56 GMT, KK <_KK_@furburger.net> wrote:

>On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 15:01:29 -0800, Rocinante wrote:
>
>> The admission is
>> another tactic
>
>A "tactic"? Ha.
>
>"Tactic" implies that he planned that response. His demeanor and tone
>suggest otherwise.

He got caught in the headlights.
He HAD to admit it or KEEP lying. If he kept lying about it you KNOW
Joel and Les would have provided proof to embarass and expose him
more.

[Hoody]

On Thu, 16 Mar 2006 10:21:36 -0500, "Ben \"Last of a Dying Breed\"
Rand" <Jackmanham@hotmail.com> wrote:

>On 15 Mar 2006 15:01:29 -0800, "Rocinante"
><matrixoutsider@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>>OK, what does this article reveal?
>
>That the super hit movie Private Parts is a movie that is more
>bull---- than most thought.

I thought it was hilarious that one of the pests signs was "It's all
about Alison"

[Spud Demon]

Michael <jandm16@charter.net> writes in article <X07Sf.1370$vd5.533@fe06.lga> dated Wed, 15 Mar 2006 21:50:47 -0800:
>Someone who holds himself up as a brave champion of Free Speech should
>NOT go around saying "I believe in censorship when it benefits me." At
>the very least Stern could've been much more diplomatic in the way he
>said it.

Fartman diplomatic? Maybe when John Bolton's not-congressionally-authorized
term is up, Bush can appoint Stern as the US ambassador to the UN.

-- spud_demon -at- thundermaker.net
The above may not (yet) represent the opinions of my employer.

[KK]

On Thu, 16 Mar 2006 06:07:31 +0000, Boom wrote:

> O&A WERE fired. They just got paid for the remainder of their
> contract.

Then they weren't fired, ----head.

"They *WEREN'T* on the payroll. They were just on the payroll."

-Boom

[Michael]

Spud Demon wrote:

> Michael <jandm16@charter.net> writes in article <X07Sf.1370$vd5.533@fe06.lga> dated Wed, 15 Mar 2006 21:50:47 -0800:
>
>>Someone who holds himself up as a brave champion of Free Speech should
>>NOT go around saying "I believe in censorship when it benefits me." At
>>the very least Stern could've been much more diplomatic in the way he
>>said it.
>
>
> Fartman diplomatic? Maybe when John Bolton's not-congressionally-authorized
> term is up, Bush can appoint Stern as the US ambassador to the UN.
>
> -- spud_demon -at- thundermaker.net
> The above may not (yet) represent the opinions of my employer.

LOL!

"Welcome to America Mr. Leader-Of-An-Asian-country. Is that your wife?!
Ooo! If I wernt with Beth what I'd do to you! (goes on chatting with
the leader of the unnamed Asian country, asking him if certain things
about Asian women are true).

Michael

[Hoody]

On Thu, 16 Mar 2006 17:39:28 GMT, KK <_KK_@furburger.net> wrote:

>On Thu, 16 Mar 2006 06:07:31 +0000, Boom wrote:
>
>> O&A WERE fired. They just got paid for the remainder of their
>> contract.
>
>Then they weren't fired, ----head.
>
>"They *WEREN'T* on the payroll. They were just on the payroll."
>
>-Boom

CBS paid them so they wouldn't go on another station and compete
directly with Howard Stern.

If they were nothing, they why would CBS PAY to keep the from
competing with Howie. Howie was a-scared.

[Dr. Droo]

Hoody wrote:
> CBS paid them so they wouldn't go on another station and compete
> directly with Howard Stern.

I think it's more likely that CBS didn't want to more or less hand a
show with a listener base to satellite radio, which is exactly what
would've happened. By continuing to pay them for that period of time,
it gave individuals opportunity to seek out other shows instead of
blindly following O&A over to Satellite Radio.

--D

[d whatever]

"Hoody" <hoody@email.com> wrote in message
news:ca8h12phr4s2ce79k6gr9l6s7jh9h63ki6@fe05.buzzardnews.com...
> On 15 Mar 2006 15:01:29 -0800, "Rocinante"
> <matrixoutsider@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>>OK, what does this article reveal?
>>
>>Howard used his power to silence two lousy clones.
>>He admits it, so he is no longer a hypocrite, but is now a typical jew
>>that looks for the easiest way to solve a problem. The admission is
>>another tactic that throws the pests off balance. It keeps them busy
>>listening to thousands of hours of Stern shows in order to grab any
>>hypocrisy they can. Of course, when one speaks for a living and is
>>recorded, sooner or later, a contradictory statement will be made. Is
>>Howard a machine or an human insectoid hybrid? No one ever said he was
>>stupid, not even our gal Vicki.
>
> Howie admitted he is a hypocrite.

He may have shut them up once before .. but that wasn't entirely due to him
being Howard Stern .. he was already beginning to lose his crown .. as I
understand it .. they were told that they can't say this or that and they
knew that they couldn't do a show without talking about the goblin, so they
just laid low .. I think it would have cost them money if they mentioned him
.... Well .. they aren't being quiet now from some of the clips I have
listened to and if the rumor is true about going back to FREE radio, my
guess is that Hman will have no impact on what they say or do .. They
aren't really the kind of talk show I care to listen to .. but when they are
ranting about coward and slobbin .. I start downloading ...

[Hoody]

On 16 Mar 2006 11:07:49 -0800, "Dr. Droo" <drdroo@gmail.com> wrote:

>Hoody wrote:
>> CBS paid them so they wouldn't go on another station and compete
>> directly with Howard Stern.
>
>I think it's more likely that CBS didn't want to more or less hand a
>show with a listener base to satellite radio, which is exactly what
>would've happened. By continuing to pay them for that period of time,
>it gave individuals opportunity to seek out other shows instead of
>blindly following O&A over to Satellite Radio.

Wrong. This was WAY before O&A went to satellite. After their
suspension they were offered to compete directly with Howie by doing
mornings on Q104 in NY. Infinity PAID O&A to stay in their contract
so they would NOT be able to directly compete with Howie with no gag
order. They WERE a threat and they were PAID to stay OFF the air.

[KK]

On Thu, 16 Mar 2006 11:07:49 -0800, Dr. Droo wrote:

> Hoody wrote:
>> CBS paid them so they wouldn't go on another station and compete
>> directly with Howard Stern.
>
> I think it's more likely that CBS didn't want to more or less hand a
> show with a listener base to satellite radio

Then you think wrong. They had offers for AM shows on Clear Channel and
Citadel stations.

[Xarias]

So Oral and Anal did another show where they talk about Howard Stern.
Yawn...


"IAMGOBLIN" <sternshow@howardstern.com> wrote in message
news:121h165j39n7rc8@corp.supernews.com...
> Howard Stern Admits To Opie & Anthony Gag Order
> March 15, 2006
>
> The feud that started between Howard Stern and Opie & Anthony while both
> were
> employed by Infinity Broadcasting is reaching new levels on satellite
> radio with
> both parties taking shots at the other. But, while sitting in on Sean
> Hannity's
> program yesterday afternoon, Stern finally admitted to the long-rumored
> gag order
> that he had Mel Karmazin place on O&A when they were handling afternoon
> drive at
> WNEW/New York.
>
> When Stern was asked by a caller about the gag order, he confirmed it by
> admitting, "That's right. I believe in censoring anyone who is my enemy."
> He also
> added, "I believe in censorship when it benefits me."
>
> Playing back that audio on their XM Satellite Radio program this morning,
> Anthony
> noted the hypocrisy of that statement by saying, "He's been complaining
> that
> individual members of the FCC were putting their morality on his program
> instead
> of interpreting FCC law ... which is exactly what he did [with us]."
>
> Earlier in the program, Stern addressed O&A by saying, "When I'm in
> business with
> a company and they hire Howard Stern imitators to go on in the
> afternoon... I
> don't want anyone knocking me. I have a plan every time I go up against
> people...
> I analyze the competition and I think about you six different ways to
> Sunday. I
> turned to Mel Karmazin at the time, 'Your two boys that you hired, who
> sound
> identical to me, will implode. I give them three to four months. They're
> so
> desperate to be famous, they are going to do something stupid. If they
> can't talk
> about me, they're gonna go insane. Watch.' He laughed since I made other
> predictions about radio. And I watched them implode."
>
> While it took three years of WNEW broadcasts for O&A to, as Stern
> suggested,
> "implode," the duo has had a successful run at XM and recently revealed
> they are
> in negotiations for a new long term deal. But going back to the Stern
> drama, O&A
> say they didn't start this feud, and that it was Stern who started calling
> them
> copycats and felt threatened by their show.
>
> "When we came into New York City .... we knew you don't come into Howard's
> backyard and start bashing him," said Anthony. "What we did was slowly
> build up
> an audience that happened to be his audience driving home. We had a common
> audience. He saw that, somehow, as a threat. He saw there was potential
> for The
> Opie & Anthony Show to get an audience and perceived it as some kind of
> threat to
> him."
>
> "We didn't attack him as a human being," Anthony continued, explaining
> they would
> parody Stern. "I would do impressions of him and suggest maybe he wasn't
> as close
> to his audience as he once was because he is winging out to the Hamptons
> in the
> 'Howie-copter.' Instead of coming back to us on the air and battling us
> that way,
> like he had with John DeBella and many other personalities across the
> country, he
> went behind the scenes to Mel Karmazin, and had him drag us into his
> office and
> threaten us with a firing if we didn't stop talking about [Stern]."
>
> Hannity, appearing on O&A's program this morning discussing the Stern
> interview,
> tried to say Stern deserved credit for not dodging the subject, but O&A
> immediately cut him off, pointing out that this is the first time in the
> 5+ years
> that Stern has admitted to his behind-the-scenes wrangling. They also
> pointed out
> that the issue went beyond O&A not mentioning Stern on their program and
> included
> guests being blocked from appearing on their show. One CBS Radio insider
> told
> FMQB that, at the time, then-K-Rock PD Steve Kingston would block music
> artists
> from appearing on O&A's program, a statement verified by a couple
> anonymous
> record reps. "There was an admission that they were telling people not to
> appear
> on our show," explained Anthony.
>
> Back to current day, O&A and their "Pests" have been wreaking havoc with
> portions
> of Stern's Sirius Satellite Radio channels. Recently, Scott Ferrell's test
> run on
> Sirius was derailed by O&A's fan base as they inundated and controlled the
> phone
> lines making it impossible for Ferrell to get a caller on the air that
> wasn't a
> fan of O&A.
>
> O&A have also been pointing out what they call more hypocrisy by Stern for
> taking
> off certain Fridays, playing audio of Stern, Robin Quivers and Artie Lange
> discussing why it is important to be in the studio five days a week. "If
> you are
> not there on Fridays, then you are doing a disservice to your audience,"
> says
> Stern in the audio clip. "If you are going to do this job, then you show
> up every
> day and give it your best."
>
> Meanwhile, despite denials by CBS Radio that have been reported elsewhere,
> O&A
> insist they were "absolutely" contacted by the radio company to replace
> David Lee
> Roth. "We've been negotiating with them for a few weeks," said Opie. "When
> it was
> first presented to us, it was a done deal and then you get lawyers going
> back and
> forth." O&A also told Hannity that there were "major hurdles" that need to
> be
> cleared and they didn't want to "compromise the integrity" of their
> program to
> fit terrestrial radio broadcast standards.
>
> "We love being on satellite radio," said Opie. "If it compromises our
> satellite
> radio show too much, then we don't want to do it."
>
> http://www.fmqb.com/Article.asp?id=186874

[Boom]

On Sun, 19 Mar 2006 13:22:38 -0500, "Xarias" <Xarias@yourmomshouse.tv>
wrote:

>So Oral and Anal did another show where they talk about Howard Stern.
>Yawn...

Without Stern, O&A have no show.

>"IAMGOBLIN" <sternshow@howardstern.com> wrote in message
>news:121h165j39n7rc8@corp.supernews.com...
>> Howard Stern Admits To Opie & Anthony Gag Order
>> March 15, 2006
>>
>> The feud that started between Howard Stern and Opie & Anthony while both
>> were
>> employed by Infinity Broadcasting is reaching new levels on satellite
>> radio with
>> both parties taking shots at the other. But, while sitting in on Sean
>> Hannity's
>> program yesterday afternoon, Stern finally admitted to the long-rumored
>> gag order
>> that he had Mel Karmazin place on O&A when they were handling afternoon
>> drive at
>> WNEW/New York.
>>
>> When Stern was asked by a caller about the gag order, he confirmed it by
>> admitting, "That's right. I believe in censoring anyone who is my enemy."
>> He also
>> added, "I believe in censorship when it benefits me."
>>
>> Playing back that audio on their XM Satellite Radio program this morning,
>> Anthony
>> noted the hypocrisy of that statement by saying, "He's been complaining
>> that
>> individual members of the FCC were putting their morality on his program
>> instead
>> of interpreting FCC law ... which is exactly what he did [with us]."
>>
>> Earlier in the program, Stern addressed O&A by saying, "When I'm in
>> business with
>> a company and they hire Howard Stern imitators to go on in the
>> afternoon... I
>> don't want anyone knocking me. I have a plan every time I go up against
>> people...
>> I analyze the competition and I think about you six different ways to
>> Sunday. I
>> turned to Mel Karmazin at the time, 'Your two boys that you hired, who
>> sound
>> identical to me, will implode. I give them three to four months. They're
>> so
>> desperate to be famous, they are going to do something stupid. If they
>> can't talk
>> about me, they're gonna go insane. Watch.' He laughed since I made other
>> predictions about radio. And I watched them implode."
>>
>> While it took three years of WNEW broadcasts for O&A to, as Stern
>> suggested,
>> "implode," the duo has had a successful run at XM and recently revealed
>> they are
>> in negotiations for a new long term deal. But going back to the Stern
>> drama, O&A
>> say they didn't start this feud, and that it was Stern who started calling
>> them
>> copycats and felt threatened by their show.
>>
>> "When we came into New York City .... we knew you don't come into Howard's
>> backyard and start bashing him," said Anthony. "What we did was slowly
>> build up
>> an audience that happened to be his audience driving home. We had a common
>> audience. He saw that, somehow, as a threat. He saw there was potential
>> for The
>> Opie & Anthony Show to get an audience and perceived it as some kind of
>> threat to
>> him."
>>
>> "We didn't attack him as a human being," Anthony continued, explaining
>> they would
>> parody Stern. "I would do impressions of him and suggest maybe he wasn't
>> as close
>> to his audience as he once was because he is winging out to the Hamptons
>> in the
>> 'Howie-copter.' Instead of coming back to us on the air and battling us
>> that way,
>> like he had with John DeBella and many other personalities across the
>> country, he
>> went behind the scenes to Mel Karmazin, and had him drag us into his
>> office and
>> threaten us with a firing if we didn't stop talking about [Stern]."
>>
>> Hannity, appearing on O&A's program this morning discussing the Stern
>> interview,
>> tried to say Stern deserved credit for not dodging the subject, but O&A
>> immediately cut him off, pointing out that this is the first time in the
>> 5+ years
>> that Stern has admitted to his behind-the-scenes wrangling. They also
>> pointed out
>> that the issue went beyond O&A not mentioning Stern on their program and
>> included
>> guests being blocked from appearing on their show. One CBS Radio insider
>> told
>> FMQB that, at the time, then-K-Rock PD Steve Kingston would block music
>> artists
>> from appearing on O&A's program, a statement verified by a couple
>> anonymous
>> record reps. "There was an admission that they were telling people not to
>> appear
>> on our show," explained Anthony.
>>
>> Back to current day, O&A and their "Pests" have been wreaking havoc with
>> portions
>> of Stern's Sirius Satellite Radio channels. Recently, Scott Ferrell's test
>> run on
>> Sirius was derailed by O&A's fan base as they inundated and controlled the
>> phone
>> lines making it impossible for Ferrell to get a caller on the air that
>> wasn't a
>> fan of O&A.
>>
>> O&A have also been pointing out what they call more hypocrisy by Stern for
>> taking
>> off certain Fridays, playing audio of Stern, Robin Quivers and Artie Lange
>> discussing why it is important to be in the studio five days a week. "If
>> you are
>> not there on Fridays, then you are doing a disservice to your audience,"
>> says
>> Stern in the audio clip. "If you are going to do this job, then you show
>> up every
>> day and give it your best."
>>
>> Meanwhile, despite denials by CBS Radio that have been reported elsewhere,
>> O&A
>> insist they were "absolutely" contacted by the radio company to replace
>> David Lee
>> Roth. "We've been negotiating with them for a few weeks," said Opie. "When
>> it was
>> first presented to us, it was a done deal and then you get lawyers going
>> back and
>> forth." O&A also told Hannity that there were "major hurdles" that need to
>> be
>> cleared and they didn't want to "compromise the integrity" of their
>> program to
>> fit terrestrial radio broadcast standards.
>>
>> "We love being on satellite radio," said Opie. "If it compromises our
>> satellite
>> radio show too much, then we don't want to do it."
>>
>> http://www.fmqb.com/Article.asp?id=186874
>

[The Cunning Linguist :Þ- Cmdr. Usenet OperAtions]

"Hoody" <hoody@email.com> wrote in message
news:0c2j12pfr9p83qfshnd2h8mrenhij8tm6e@fe04.buzzardnews.com...
> On Thu, 16 Mar 2006 10:21:36 -0500, "Ben \"Last of a Dying Breed\"
> Rand" <Jackmanham@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> >On 15 Mar 2006 15:01:29 -0800, "Rocinante"
> ><matrixoutsider@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >
> >>OK, what does this article reveal?
> >
> >That the super hit movie Private Parts is a movie that is more
> >bull---- than most thought.
>
> I thought it was hilarious that one of the pests signs was "It's all
> about Alison"

I liked the "What happened at Jingleball 2000?" one

--
The Cunning Linguist :Þ- Commander, Usenet OperAtions

O&A always win in the end
Hoohoo always whines in the end

[Mike_Ness321]

I saw something funny on the O&A web site the other day. They had
video and pictures of their "pests" at Howard's Late Show taping
holding signs proclaiming Opie and Anthony as the Pioneers of Satellite
Radio. First off, XM went national in 2001 three years before Opie and
Anthony spoke their first words into a satellite radio mic, so how
could they be pioneers? Now im sure the arguement could be made that
they were the first shock jocks on satellite, you've got to figure
though Howard was still under contract then and XM wanted some talk
content to their services so why not hire a couple of unemployed jerk
off's with a mild amount of fame like O&A?
Another thing that the pests will proudly show is video of them
"harassing" Stern employees outside of the Sirius building. It had to
be the most pathetic fucking thing I have ever seen. Imagine about 12
guys standing around in the cold at 4 in the morning holding "Hoo Hoo"
signs and shouting at Stern's limo as it pulls in. They really blasted
Arite too, shouting his name at him as he casually strolled into the
building.What a bunch of fucktards.
One final thing before I go, enough with talking about subscriptions.
Sure XM has more, they got a head start in the satellite radio game. I
saw on another group some XM fans saying that Sirius exceeding the 4
million mark is bull---- since they count radios in new cars as subs.
XM does the same ----! Also, since XM has more subscribers someone
please do some sort of ratings graph showing how many of XM's six
million subs actually listen to O&A. Granted not everyone with Sirius
listens to Howard, but I bet hes still getting higher ratings with his
smaller amount of subscribers than Opie and Asswipe.

[Boom]

On 20 Mar 2006 22:13:38 -0800, "Mike_Ness321" <mike_ness321@yahoo.com>
wrote:

>I saw something funny on the O&A web site the other day. They had
>video and pictures of their "pests" at Howard's Late Show taping
>holding signs proclaiming Opie and Anthony as the Pioneers of Satellite
>Radio. First off, XM went national in 2001 three years before Opie and
>Anthony spoke their first words into a satellite radio mic, so how
>could they be pioneers? Now im sure the arguement could be made that
>they were the first shock jocks on satellite, you've got to figure
>though Howard was still under contract then and XM wanted some talk
>content to their services so why not hire a couple of unemployed jerk
>off's with a mild amount of fame like O&A?

Know what's funny? Sirius offered O&A more money but they turned it
down because they liked XM's technology better and liked the fact that
they had a lot more subs already that they thought would become O&A
fans. Stupid asses.

>Another thing that the pests will proudly show is video of them
>"harassing" Stern employees outside of the Sirius building. It had to
>be the most pathetic fucking thing I have ever seen. Imagine about 12
>guys standing around in the cold at 4 in the morning holding "Hoo Hoo"
>signs and shouting at Stern's limo as it pulls in. They really blasted
>Arite too, shouting his name at him as he casually strolled into the
>building.What a bunch of fucktards.

Now now...they're not smart enough to be fucktards.

>One final thing before I go, enough with talking about subscriptions.
>Sure XM has more, they got a head start in the satellite radio game. I
>saw on another group some XM fans saying that Sirius exceeding the 4
>million mark is bull---- since they count radios in new cars as subs.
>XM does the same ----! Also, since XM has more subscribers someone
>please do some sort of ratings graph showing how many of XM's six
>million subs actually listen to O&A. Granted not everyone with Sirius
>listens to Howard, but I bet hes still getting higher ratings with his
>smaller amount of subscribers than Opie and Asswipe.

Howard already has better ratings than Imus, Roth, or Corolla.

[Woodie83]

Mike_Ness321 wrote:
> I saw something funny on the O&A web site the other day. They had
> video and pictures of their "pests" at Howard's Late Show taping
> holding signs proclaiming Opie and Anthony as the Pioneers of Satellite
> Radio. First off, XM went national in 2001 three years before Opie and
> Anthony spoke their first words into a satellite radio mic, so how
> could they be pioneers? Now im sure the arguement could be made that
> they were the first shock jocks on satellite, you've got to figure
> though Howard was still under contract then and XM wanted some talk
> content to their services so why not hire a couple of unemployed jerk
> off's with a mild amount of fame like O&A?

Howard started this when he proclaimed that he was headed over to Sirius
to "pioneer satellite shock jock". Opie and Anthony then protested
(quite rightly) that they had already been doing it for fifteen months.

SNIP

> XM does the same ----! Also, since XM has more subscribers someone
> please do some sort of ratings graph showing how many of XM's six
> million subs actually listen to O&A.

There are no rating as such. The companies have a good idea, but it is
proprietary information, we're unlikely to ever get it.

[Michael]

Boom wrote:

> On 20 Mar 2006 22:13:38 -0800, "Mike_Ness321" <mike_ness321@yahoo.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>>I saw something funny on the O&A web site the other day. They had
>>video and pictures of their "pests" at Howard's Late Show taping
>>holding signs proclaiming Opie and Anthony as the Pioneers of Satellite
>>Radio. First off, XM went national in 2001 three years before Opie and
>>Anthony spoke their first words into a satellite radio mic, so how
>>could they be pioneers? Now im sure the arguement could be made that
>>they were the first shock jocks on satellite, you've got to figure
>>though Howard was still under contract then and XM wanted some talk
>>content to their services so why not hire a couple of unemployed jerk
>>off's with a mild amount of fame like O&A?
>
>
> Know what's funny? Sirius offered O&A more money but they turned it
> down because they liked XM's technology better and liked the fact that
> they had a lot more subs already that they thought would become O&A
> fans. Stupid asses.

Wh-Wh-WHAT?! They went with the company that had better technology and
that more people were already signing up for?! F'ing idiots!

>>Another thing that the pests will proudly show is video of them
>>"harassing" Stern employees outside of the Sirius building. It had to
>>be the most pathetic fucking thing I have ever seen. Imagine about 12
>>guys standing around in the cold at 4 in the morning holding "Hoo Hoo"
>>signs and shouting at Stern's limo as it pulls in. They really blasted
>>Arite too, shouting his name at him as he casually strolled into the
>>building.What a bunch of fucktards.
>
>
> Now now...they're not smart enough to be fucktards.
>
>
>>One final thing before I go, enough with talking about subscriptions.
>>Sure XM has more, they got a head start in the satellite radio game. I
>>saw on another group some XM fans saying that Sirius exceeding the 4
>>million mark is bull---- since they count radios in new cars as subs.
>>XM does the same ----! Also, since XM has more subscribers someone
>>please do some sort of ratings graph showing how many of XM's six
>>million subs actually listen to O&A. Granted not everyone with Sirius
>>listens to Howard, but I bet hes still getting higher ratings with his
>>smaller amount of subscribers than Opie and Asswipe.
>
>
> Howard already has better ratings than Imus, Roth, or Corolla.

Um. Yeah. Too bad they don't have rationgs for specific shows on
satellite.

Michael

[Michael]

Woodie83 wrote:

> Mike_Ness321 wrote:
>
>> I saw something funny on the O&A web site the other day. They had
>> video and pictures of their "pests" at Howard's Late Show taping
>> holding signs proclaiming Opie and Anthony as the Pioneers of Satellite
>> Radio. First off, XM went national in 2001 three years before Opie and
>> Anthony spoke their first words into a satellite radio mic, so how
>> could they be pioneers? Now im sure the arguement could be made that
>> they were the first shock jocks on satellite, you've got to figure
>> though Howard was still under contract then and XM wanted some talk
>> content to their services so why not hire a couple of unemployed jerk
>> off's with a mild amount of fame like O&A?
>
>
> Howard started this when he proclaimed that he was headed over to Sirius
> to "pioneer satellite shock jock". Opie and Anthony then protested
> (quite rightly) that they had already been doing it for fifteen months.

You don't consider Stern's tenure on Sirius thus far to be anything
short of revolutionary do you?

Michael

[Dixie Normous]

Boom wrote:
> On Sun, 19 Mar 2006 13:22:38 -0500, "Xarias" <Xarias@yourmomshouse.tv>
> wrote:
>
>> So Oral and Anal did another show where they talk about Howard Stern.
>> Yawn...
>
> Without Stern, O&A have no show.
>


CA-Lick, click, click

[Dixie Normous]

Michael wrote:
>
> Um. Yeah. Too bad they don't have rationgs for specific shows on
> satellite.
>
> Michael


CA-Lick, click, click

[Woodie83]

Michael wrote:

> You don't consider Stern's tenure on Sirius thus far to be anything
> short of revolutionary do you?


I don't consider it at all.


MAJOR WOODIE