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oldnavy
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6-10 a.m. on 1690. On my short drive from Callaway to the base, reception is fine.
Magnum said:I can remember I was in HS, sitting out in my Jeep listening to him when he said no wonder people drag them behind trucksI never laughed so hard, shame they fired him for it. Anyone knw what time he's on?
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oldnavy
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He did some gig that had a reference to "West Virginia" in it at about 9:15 this morning. I don't know if it's the one you're speaking of, but....
This site has a lot of his skits on it. http://www.dwponline.com/grease/
This site has a lot of his skits on it. http://www.dwponline.com/grease/
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Cowgirl
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rack'm said:
Neither. :shrug: There are very few radio personalities I like. I used to like KMS, and I like Mickey and Amelia, but not so much in the morning. I think they were way better in the pm. I like Josh, but they're mean to him and don't let him talk much.
I listen to alot of country though too...but none of the stupid DJs on the shore are any good.
Tonio
Asperger's Poster Child
oldnavy said:
Is that AM? I almost never listen to AM in the car. In the last three cars I've owned, the reception has been terrible unless the station is only a few miles away. I've often wondered if the electrical systems are to blame. I couldn't even tell you what stations are on the AM dial locally or in D.C.
Dondi
Dondi
I never really cared for the Greaseman primarily for the following reason:
When I was in high school in Rockville in the early 80's (AGE ALERT, AGE ALERT), I listened to Howard Stern every single morning, even woke up early. This was back when Howard wasn't quite as vulgar and over-the-top, and he was simply brilliant and hilarious. I mean he cracked me up all the time, like I can't catche-my-breath funny, I'm laughing so hard. So needless to say, when he left for New York, I was shattered. And unfortunately, Greaseman just didn't fill in the spot. Now he might have appeared funny to someone just tuning in, but there was definitely a hole left by Stern that just couldn't be satisfied no matter how much Grease was used.
When I was in high school in Rockville in the early 80's (AGE ALERT, AGE ALERT), I listened to Howard Stern every single morning, even woke up early. This was back when Howard wasn't quite as vulgar and over-the-top, and he was simply brilliant and hilarious. I mean he cracked me up all the time, like I can't catche-my-breath funny, I'm laughing so hard. So needless to say, when he left for New York, I was shattered. And unfortunately, Greaseman just didn't fill in the spot. Now he might have appeared funny to someone just tuning in, but there was definitely a hole left by Stern that just couldn't be satisfied no matter how much Grease was used.
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Grease me in the evening..... 
Dupontster
Would THIS face lie?
bresamil said:If I can listen to Grease in the morning and Don & Mike in the afternoon I will officially be reliving my youth.
I used to listen to Jack Benny and George Burns on my radio when I was young.
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I listened to and like The Grease....SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET