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Ladies and gentlemen...a once in a lifetime opportunity is about to present itself. The uncensored Howard Stern (Sirius Satellite Radio) show will be available absolutely free for two days next week. This is hilarious stuff. Endorsed by the Reverend Kirskey himself--so you know it's good and wholesome.
For more info, visit the following page:
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Originally posted by rbmorrisI personally don't like Howard Stern. He doesn't provide any meaningful insight to current issues, and he mostly just uses foul language and he insults women by reinforcing the stereotype that women must be beautiful and have large breasts to be successful in this world.
Ladies and gentlemen...a once in a lifetime opportunity is about to present itself. The uncensored Howard Stern (Sirius Satallite Radio)show will be available [b]absolutely free for two days next week. This is hilarious stuff. Endorsed by the Reverend Kirskey himself--so you know it's good and wholesome.
For more info, visit the following page:
http://www.sirius.com/wo/Howard/freetrial.html[/b]
Originally posted by WildfireYeah, I know a lot of people feel that way, but mostly it's people who haven't really given the show much of a chance. It's like any show (for example, The Sopranos). If you watch/listen once or twice, you probably won't appreciate it. I can't say that I agree with everything that goes on, but for the most part, it's a hell of a nice way to pass the time during my morning commute. If you don't like it, that's fine. On the other hand, if you get a chance, have a listen. You've got nothing to lose. It's actually quite entertaining.
I personally don't like Howard Stern. He doesn't provide any meaningful insight to current issues, and he mostly just uses foul language and he insults women by reinforcing the stereotype that women must be beautiful and have large breasts to be successful in this world.
Originally posted by rbmorrisI've seem his TV show a few times, and I didn't like it too much, maybe his radio programs are different?
Yeah, I know a lot of people feel that way, but mostly it's people who haven't really given the show much of a chance. It's like any show (for example, The Sopranos). If you watch/listen once or twice, you probably won't appreciate it. I can't say that I agree with everything that goes on, but for the most part, it's a hell of a nice way to pass the time ...[text shortened]... chance, have a listen. You've got nothing to lose. It's actually quite entertaining.
Originally posted by WildfireI totally agree. To tell you the truth, I'm not crazy about the TV show either.
I've seem his TV show a few times, and I didn't like it too much, maybe his radio programs are different?
There are a lot of staff members (Artie Lang, for example) who participate in the radio show. As you listen more and more, you kinda grow to like them and get into it a little more. Anyway, it's pretty fun and honestly, Howard is a radio personality, but he's much different off the air--or so I hear.
One thing that gave me a lot of respect for him was the way he handled the whole 9/11 broadcast. It went from comedy, to strictly news and he seemed quite broken up about the whole thing. It was very tasteful and thoughtful and made you realize even more that the regular show is just for fun and laughs.
Originally posted by Ice ColdThat's true.
He has a big assed nose.
Howard used to be really edgy and controversial and often funny. Sometimes he crossed from funny to just plain obnoxious and offensive.
But, he was rarely boring. I felt that as time wore on in New York he got boring.
The radio station that was the flagship in NYC recently replaced his replacement with Opie and Anthony, who were hired away from XM. These guys were everything Howard was when he was young and more.
The homeless shopping spree to Shrot Hills mall still makes me laugh!
Originally posted by Red NightHave you listened to Howard on Sirius? I feel like he's returned to his old self. He was getting tired of being targeted by the FCC I think. Artie Lang has been a great replacement for Jackie the Joke Man. In all fairness, Opie and Anthony aren't bad, but I still prefer Howard.
That's true.
Howard used to be really edgy and controversial and often funny. Sometimes he crossed from funny to just plain obnoxious and offensive.
But, he was rarely boring. I felt that as time wore on in New York he got boring.
The radio station that was the flagship in NYC recently replaced his replacement with Opie and Anthony, who were h ...[text shortened]... as young and more.
The homeless shopping spree to Shrot Hills mall still makes me laugh!
Originally posted by rbmorrisHaven't heard him on Sirius.
Have you listened to Howard on Sirius? I feel like he's returned to his old self. He was getting tired of being targeted by the FCC I think. Artie Lang has been a great replacement for Jackie the Joke Man. In all fairness, Opie and Anthony aren't bad, but I still prefer Howard.
Agree on Artie.
If he's back to doing some of the old stuff that was a little more controversial, that's great.
If it's just a parade of girls getting evaluted or spanked...not that those weren't entertaining...the first time...but for how many days in a row...
Originally posted by Red NightNo, it's actually improved quite a bit.
Haven't heard him on Sirius.
Agree on Artie.
If he's back to doing some of the old stuff that was a little more controversial, that's great.
If it's just a parade of girls getting evaluted or spanked...not that those weren't entertaining...the first time...but for how many days in a row...
One funny thing...
They've been doing roasts of all the staff members. The Artie roast was HILARIOUS! The Gary roast is next. I'm sure you can imagine how funny that could/will be.
Originally posted by rbmorrisThey like to pick on Gary.
No, it's actually improved quite a bit.
One funny thing...
They've been doing roasts of all the staff members. The Artie roast was HILARIOUS! The Gary roast is next. I'm sure you can imagine how funny that could/will be.
I remember listening to the guy in the late '80s. Sometimes he said stuff so gross I would turn it off.
Do you remember the old TV show on channel 9?
Artie was a good addition. I remember at the end of the KROC run thinking he was the only thing worth while on the show.
Originally posted by Red NightYeah, like I said, I don't agree with everything that goes on, but it helps to keep in mind that's it's mostly tongue-in-cheek. Sometimes I'll even turn it off if I don't like what they're doing. Channel 9? WOR? You must be from the NY area. Do you remember "Wonderama"?
They like to pick on Gary.
I remember listening to the guy in the late '80s. Sometimes he said stuff so gross I would turn it off.
Do you remember the old TV show on channel 9?
Artie was a good addition. I remember at the end of the KROC run thinking he was the only thing worth while on the show.
Artie is hilarious. He's even better uncensored. Richard is pretty funny too. Another good addition.
Originally posted by rbmorrisHave you given Adam Carolla a listen? I think you'll like him too RB. I get him on my commute to work in the morning. I think he is a bit like Stern. At first he kind of grates on you but as you keep listening (and you will) he just kind of gets your ear. Great sense of humor.
Yeah, like I said, I don't agree with everything that goes on, but it helps to keep in mind that's it's mostly tongue-in-cheek. Sometimes I'll even turn it off if I don't like what they're doing. Channel 9? WOR? You must be from the NY area. Do you remember "Wonderama"?
Artie is hilarious. He's even better uncensored. Richard is pretty funny too. Another good addition.
Originally posted by rbmorrisPeople is always askin me about the BWA avatar and I must tell them that it comes from the Howard Stern Show wit a little photshop help from RBMorris. Please give the boy a listen. Riley Martin, the black alcoholic, who claims he was abducted by aliens and given special knowledge and language will have his call in show. He's the best. It's all BWA certified.
Ladies and gentlemen...a once in a lifetime opportunity is about to present itself. The uncensored Howard Stern (Sirius Satellite Radio) show will be available absolutely free for two days next week. This is hilarious stuff. Endorsed by the Reverend Kirskey himself--so you know it's good and wholesome.
For more info, visit the following page:
http://www.sirius.com/wo/Howard/freetrial.html