What Does This Have To Do With The Show?

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"Ehhh...Pele in DiStefano semper praetuli. Baba Booey et tibi omnia."

(The Pope's last words?)
 

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"there's an entire bizarre hagiography around him as this sort of action hero, where he's drawn/depicted with bulging muscles and a six-pack"


I stole that from elsewhere. I wonder if Fred can tell us what hagiography means.
 

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I'm watching Seth Meyers and he's interviewing Adria Arjona. She said "I'm Puerto Rican and Guatemalan. We celebrate everything. I don't need another holiday."
 

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One of those dumbass Facebook "Reels" says:

"Mississippi has four S's and four I's. Can you spell that without S or I?"

Someone wrote:

"Myth a thypee"


The spirit of Crackhead Bob lives on.
 

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Listening to 12/2/2002.

First, the NJ rest stop named after Stern was mentioned. Where are 'it' now?

In 1993, gubernatorial candidate Christine Todd Whitman promised the legendary radio show host a rest stop in his honor in return for his support. Soon after Whitman was elected governor, a metal plaque was inserted in front of the rest stop with a cartoon of Stern peeking out from behind an outhouse.

It has been widely reported by newspapers, bloggers and locals that following the placement of the Stern plaque came a wave promiscuity. So much, in fact, that the bathrooms had to be closed down and replaced with port-a-potties, according to local legend. Well, this didn’t stop the foolin’ around either, and in 2003, Gov. Jim McGreevey closed the rest stop. The official reason was based in finances and balancing the budget, but there still are many people who chalk up its closure to the many raunchy rendezvous.


Second, they played the "I Want More Howard Stern" song. It's by a woman who never made it in the music business, Stacy Rucker. Just wanted to share: Not guilty!

stacyrucker.jpg
 

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Ahmed Fahreed looks like Baba Booey!
 

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CONGRATS TO JIMBLE KIMBLE!

He's a grandfather now to at least one granddaughter. The kid was born about the time Monday's show was supposed to film, so he had to take Monday off.
 
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Tony Reali took over the show from Max Kellerman, the original host, when he was 25. Overnight – literally, he accepted the job during the 2004 Patriots-Panthers Super Bowl (yes, the Janet Jackson halftime performance) and was in the host’s chair the next day – he became judge, jury and executioner (in the form of a mute button) to venerated columnists from across the country including Jackie MacMullan, Bob Ryan, Kevin Blackistone and Woody Paige.