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Postby djcraig » Sun Mar 01, 2009 4:20 am

Heard today that the radio icon has done his final sign off on this mortal coil.

Enjoyed listening to his broadcasts and unusual stories. His strangely affected delivery and unapologetically weird, word pronunciations were simultaneously interesting and irritating. From what I gather, dude was an all American, hard headed, chap-ass.

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Postby plagiarism » Mon Mar 02, 2009 2:20 am

A proper eulogy would go something like this.

[quote]Originally posted by djcraig
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Enjoyed listening to his broadcasts and unusual stories. His strangely affected delivery and unapologetically weird, word pronunciations were simultaneously interesting and irritating. From what I gather, dude was an all American, [b][i]like the Bose Wave Music System. Big sound, small package. That's the Bose Wave Music System.[/i][/b] hard headed, chap-ass.

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I liked listening to him when I was a kid, but I lost interest when I realized how stilted some his segments were. Still, he was unique and an institution. RIP.
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