There was a story in Rolling Stone in the 1970s about O.J. and some other people visiting a prison. Before they went in, someone told O.J., "Whatever you do, don't say 'What's happenin'?' "

So of course the first thing O.J. does when he sees a prisoner is say "What's happenin'?"

AM reception from between 3:00 and 3:30 EDT 770 WABC New York 780 WAVA Arlington/Washington 840 WHAS Louisville 880 WCBS New York 1120 WUST Washington 1140 WRVA Richmond 1170 WWVA Wheeling 1190 WOWO Fort Wayne 1210 WPHT Philadelphia 1410 KQV Pittsburgh 1530 WCKY Cincinnati 1580 CKDO Oshawa 1650 CIN...

Alan Longstreet used to call Ann Arbor "Uh Narbor," but I think he's gotten over it.

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Wed Apr 10, 2024 12:39 pm

And become a favorite background for 313 rap videos.

Why not? Paul McCartney used the Uniroyal tire as a backdrop for a music video.

https://youtu.be/1YeQgLM_Vds?si=ep1Zyz_jcyA_sAKO&t=154

I've been using Uncle Charley on My Three Sons to fill in the void left by Ron's departure. As wonderfully played by the crusty old William Demarest, his blunt, goofy comments often crack me up. This morning, Charley was watching Fred MacMurray try to teach his fiance Beverly Garland how to golf, a...

Scott Harris gave an interview yesterday that's been getting a lot of play on 97.1, with mostly negative reactions from the hosts. I'm impressed with the way he thinks things through, but he often has a detached, theoretical view of things. At some point, his well-publicized "process" is going to be...

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/ ... 247053007/

At least there are more eyes on this stuff now thanks to the WSJ story.

Don't complain too much. It gives people an excuse to do things like this:

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I also fine the younger staff overuses the word awesome. "Surreal" has become another favored word, used by all ages. I don't recall hearing it much at all until this century, when it exploded in popularity. I've never used the word myself. I think the word "surreal" really exploded in popularity a...

Scales was a journeyman infielder, mainly a minor leager. Dirks is far better both as a broadcaster and former player, and would have had a decent career (not All-Star) if not for injuries. Whatever happened to the belt Craig Monroe stole? I think most people would prefer Dirks, but his real estate...

Okay, who the hell is this Malachi Flynn that's currently on his way to a 40 point night for the Pistons at Atlanta? (Edit) He just scored his 50th point! :eek :D He took only 25 shots!! (Edit #2) Ah, he was one of the plethora of no-names who came from the Knicks in the Bojan trade; I should've kn...

What I noticed was about 1/2 hour before totality there was a general darkening like a dark cloud was covering the sun, then that eerie feeling you get just before a tornado with the green skies, but no real green tint. That's a perfect description of what I experienced in Plymouth at 3:13. Sure, i...

I was listening to Dickerson and Scales last night. When I tuned in, they were coming out of a commercial break and I waited to hear the score of the game. And waited and waited and waited. Finally, Dickerson started to give the score, but was interrupted by a ball that was put in play. He described...

I was watching the Reds and Brewers on Amazon Prime last night, and Elly De La Cruz of the Reds hit an exciting inside-the-park home run. That reminded me of Kurt's classic quip about De La Cruz: "It's Elly, like Elly May Clampett on The Beverly Hillbillies ." I hope Kurt found someone new to argue ...

I've been using Uncle Charley on My Three Sons to fill in the void left by Ron's departure. As wonderfully played by the crusty old William Demarest, his blunt, goofy comments often crack me up. This morning, Charley was watching Fred MacMurray try to teach his fiance Beverly Garland how to golf, an...