Tuesday October 19, 2010
Mikey takes one for “the Team” as he suffers through a cold. The big story of the day is Junior Seau’s arrest for spousal abuse and then driving himself off a cliff. M1’s call in with their opinions and M1 Cave Dweller brings up a good point about the psychological effects that football players live with when their careers are over. McDonald’s food does not disintegrate and LOB’s loopy about moths in her pantry. Jame Gum offers Lauren some advice as does Hannibal. Senor beans calls in upset with Woodsy’s foul language during the Yankee game. The Kid is ready to throw in the towel with the Yanks and accuses Mikey of jinxing him. The Chargers’ woes continue and Brett Favre’s wiener meets with the commissioner. Jimmy McMillan is running for governor of New York and he tells it like it is with his awesome The Rent’s Too Damn High party! A 41 year old widow wants advice on slaying without attachments and of course the cast has funny mixed reactions. Is there a “bio-scientist” in the house for LOB? Local surfer “Moose” calls in and describes witnessing Junior Seau’s accident as the former linebacker accelerated over the cliff. What makes a real man? C-span audio gets a little dicey when one pundit calls another a slutty tramp. Big email of the day is about a girl concerned that her bf runs with a hottie from his work and this creates a huge debate. The talk continues after the 8:30 break and Mikey explains why he has more girls as friends than dudes. Drunken LOB role-plays with Mike and re-enacts her Jersey girl bar fight at Plum Crazy. Dave Matthews stumbles into the studio and debuts his new auto-tuned song. Olde Time Radio begins with a familiar voice from Mikey’s past and delves into the cross-dressing narrator telling about the Blue Beetle battling with a “slut” machine! Those pesky moths put LOB in a real pickle. A rich British guy builds an 8 million dollar IPhone. What kind of music does Lauren rock out too? Mikey and Woods sing in the shower together.
Bumper Music
| 1. Rebel, Rebel by David Bowie |  |
| 2. The Immortals by Kings Of Leon | |
| 3. Royal by Deftones | |
| 4. Sultans Of Swing by Dire Straits | |
| 5. Think I’m In Love by Eddie Money | |
| 6. Suspicious Minds by Elvis Presley | |
| 7. Layla by Eric Clapton | |
| 8. The Pretender by Foo Fighters | |
| 9. When The Levee Breaks by Led Zeppelin | |
| 10. Rock Candy by Montrose | |
| 11. Go Let It Out by Oasis | |
| 12. Decode by Paramore | |
| 13. Every You Every Me by Placebo | |
| 14. The End by Kings of Leon | |