capabilities, I was wondering what if any accessible GPS software
there is that Mobile Speak can interface with.
While both of us would love to track down a
Trekker, they're just a bit too pricey, hence my GPS inquiry.
John Clower
CHEESECAKE?!?! You better forward a few pieces onto the list so that the
rest of us may partake.
- Original Message -
From: Alonzo Cuellar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: talk2 talk2@AndreLouis.COM
Sent: Monday, August 21, 2006 11:43 AM
Subject: Re: The Talk2 List just because i can
Your just
it.
I didn't ask him mind you, I told him, just to see what he'd say.
In other wordds John, since he won't do it, fill in because filling in is
fun.
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From: John Clower [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: talk2 talk2@AndreLouis.COM
Sent: Saturday, August 26, 2006 5:53 PM
Subject: Re
Me and [EMAIL PROTECTED] have been good friends for some time now.
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From: Vanja Sudar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: talk2 talk2@AndreLouis.COM
Sent: Sunday, August 27, 2006 7:14 PM
Subject: The Talk2 List Fw: [virus Win32/TrojanDownloader.Agent.AUU trojan]
YOUR ACCOUNT
Another hilarious Spam.
- Original Message -
From: Denis Shields
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 09, 2006 3:09 AM
Subject: Re: PRIVATE
A Eurasian inferiority complex
A stovepipe defined by a sandwich takes a peek
at a South American ski lodge. A self-actualized pickup
The one time I forward a weird Spam Email, and look what happens? Oh well.
off to readingland I go.
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From: Patrick Perdue [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: talk2 talk2@AndreLouis.COM
Sent: Monday, October 09, 2006 9:04 PM
Subject: Re: The Talk2 List Fw: PRIVATE
Yeah, well we
*gasp* My destiny has been revealed! Judgment day is at hand!
- Original Message -
From: Patrick Perdue [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: talk2 talk2@AndreLouis.COM
Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2006 12:18 AM
Subject: Re: The Talk2 List Fw: PRIVATE
On 10/9/2006, 11:23:42 PM EDT, John wrote:
The
on Wednesday evening.
John Clower
Wait, scratch that. Bec shall be taking over from 8 to 10. My mistake.
- Original Message -
From: John Clower
To: talk2
Sent: Saturday, December 30, 2006 3:12 PM
Subject: The Talk2 List A Five-hour block of me! Oh No!
Hey all
This evening, John shall be filling
Dah, scary Russian lady! John is afraid! Oh and I am very much guilty of
number 12 in that previous forwarded mah-whopper. But all of my various
addresses forward to my Charter account anyway, so that saves me a bit of
shame, doesn't it? Doesn't it?! And now I am just dragging out this
Ok, we all must adopt hippie names like this! To create your own hippie
name, simply substitute the name of a flower or insect for your middle
name and either keep your last name as is, or replace your last name
with your middle name. Note that if you have a middle name that would
sound more
The misspellification of 'coming' was always my pet peeve of sorts. There
is one individual on this list who is particularly guilty, not gilty, of
these types of ridiculous errors. And in all honesty I read their posts for
the sole (not soul) purpose of discovering which, not witch words they
I'll admit the ladder versus latter error is one of the few mistakes I've
made in the past, well, regarding the object you use to climb walls and peak
into windows of unsuspecting neighbors, not the latter a la former versus
latter. This never happened all that often, but it has. Although I
You know I was just glancing at the schedule, and I encourage those who
haven't done so in awhile to check it out. We have such a perfect balance
right now: two shows Monday through Thursday, three on Friday, and four
every Saturday and Sunday. That's eighteen reasons to be distracted and
Hey all
A slightly buzzed John is filling in for a bec from now until whenever at
http://tbrn.net:/tbrn.ogg. SO tune in if you want to hear me acting
stupid and random.
Tonight I debut what is perhaps the oldest surviving recording on audio
cassette of yours truly. Dated October 3, 1992, it's proof that after
fifteen years, I haven't really grown up all that much.
Along with the usual craziness and some upbeat and amusing tracks, this
should be one fun
Hey all
More old recordings abound tonight on The John Zone, including an even
older recording of yours truly, dated roughly to July or August of 1990. I
also have a recording of me going through a black hole some nine years ago
which is a bit odd to say the least. Tonight also marks the end
.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John
Clower
Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2007 3:41 PM
To: talk2
Subject: The Talk2 List Tonight on The John Zone
Hey all
More old recordings abound tonight on The John Zone, including an even
older recording
This is why I never upgraded past 5.08. Once I heard of those wav issues I
was pretty much turned off to the later versions of Winamp.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
derek Lane
Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2007 9:14 PM
To: talk2
Subject:
Of course Steve's angry. That's why he's the evil twin.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Doug
Langley
Sent: Monday, October 15, 2007 11:13 PM
To: talk2
Subject: RE: The Talk2 List [Fwd: Re: [MSP] mobile speak questions]
I think steve is
Oh I didn't fully convert to the CD realm until 1998. I was a holdout,
but I still have most of my old cassettes from the days of yor.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
rainee
Sent: Saturday, October 20, 2007 11:08 PM
To: talk2
Subject:
I'm taking the lazy way out here and just copying a majority of this from
my LiveJournal, with some added in updatifications of course.
For those who don't remember there was an old children's oriented station
here in the states in the mid 1990's called Radio AAHS. It was quite
literally
the
though I'm glad that it is a key chain and not some other type of toy.
Oh no no no. That put John's mind into a scary place. Bad bad Amy. Just
for that, you now have to be extra amusing and random tonight on Mary Ann's
show. So sayeth the Clower!
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL
!
or something!
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John
Clower
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 9:42 AM
To: talk2
Subject: The Talk2 List Two shows for the price of John?
Due to prior obligations and extenuating circumstances and other fancy
terms
Hey all
Tonight's show proves to be one filled with der sausage and der polka!
Yes, the Clowers went to a sausage festival this past weekend, and you can
make
your own jokes about it from 6 to 9 Eastern Standard time tonight at
tbrn.net. In addition to the beer, I picked up a couple of CD's by
Hey all
As of 8:00 last night, a great burden has been lifted off my shoulders.
The past two weeks or so have seen a Clower become nearly catatonic with
anxiety, but the massive term project for my constitutional law class is now
complete. So join me tonight at 6:00 Eastern Standard Time as I
Ah, and volume 2 incorporates the era from 1974 through 1979, which is prime
Amy territory!!!
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Amy
Billman
Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2007 12:14 PM
To: talk2
Subject: Re: The Talk2 List A celebratory edition
lol Well because I wouldn't dare risk TBRN's two most beloved hens from
wasting away, and because I'm just flat burnt out at this point, I decided
to bail on tonight's event. This isn't something I technically have to be
at. It's more or less a political pannel discussion in which a friend of
Oh yes
Finals are done! I am rid of those pesky scholastic shackles for an
entire month! So come celebrate with John today at noon, since he was a bad
individual and was unable to do a show on Tuesday. Featured this week will
be one or two Christmas specials, some music courtesy of Amy, and
Hey all
After several correspondents with the professor of this seminar history
course, I am almost certain to be enrolled as of this time tomorrow.
Unfortunately this class falls on Tuesday nights from 6:30 to 9:30. As much
as I hate to do this, I will need to move to a new time slot to
Notice some wonderful spelling in this here E-Mail. Made me raff rong time.
-Original Message-
From: Amazon Inc Security Center [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2008 10:44 PM
Subject: Restore Your Account (updated monthly)
Importance: High
Dear AmazonR member,
Oh that's right! Johnison Stew. I'd forgotten about that one! Much much
better name. Thanks Derek.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
derek Lane
Sent: Friday, January 25, 2008 8:03 AM
To: talk2
Subject: Re: The Talk2 List Still postponed
Since I'm just hankering to do a daytime show, and yes I said 'hankering',
I'll gladly cover, unless anyone else is just dying to. The Venison Zone?
Now that could be a scary combination.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Venison88a
Sent:
Lazy lazy Brit. Tisk tisk tisk. If we didn't have family in town, I'd be
all diobolical and subject you all to six more hours of me!!! The one
weekend I'm actually around, and people take a sleepy vacation break. Oh
well. Blart will be on tonight, so there!
-Original Message-
From:
Well, in all honesty I have no clue whatsoever. But unlike last week's
Monday night show, I can garantee that there will be plenty of
incrimination. At this point I just don't know where it will come from.
But to find out, simply direct your media player of choice to
Good Monday all
If all of the proverbial stars can align, this could be one of the most
jam-packed editions of The John Zone ever. (that's jelly-packed for us
American types.) For you international peoples who may not know, last night
marked our country's forty-second super bowl, which is
I came across this a few years ago, and I read somewhere that in fact this
wasn't written by John Cleese at all, but meerly falsely attributed to him.
'tis quite hilarious in either instance. While reading the line about the
constant inserting of 'like' and 'you know' into common American
Hey all
Because mine is the show that never seems to go away, I shall be doing a
relaxed John Zone-type show beginning today at 11AM Eastern preceding
WDGLFM. http://tbrn.net:/tbrn.ogg should be tuned into, and
subsequently left on all day long.
Hey all
Since Darren did not do a show Monday, I opted to start my own slot ninety
minutes early, failing to let anyone know via the announcements list or
otherwise that I was doing so. Consequentially much of what turned out to
be my most embarrassing incrimination yet had been played by the
Hey all
Last week i had made a vague reference to a Weird AL Top 10 Countdown I
had recorded back in 1998. Well being as predictably predictable as I
predictably am, I have that tape ready to go for tonight's edition of The
John Zone, beginning at 9PM Eastern Time. I also have some quite
Good morning everyone, or afternoon, or evening, depending on where you are
in the world. if you are like John, then it's very hard to get up and go on
Saturday mornings. But from 11AM to 2PM Eastern, 4PM to 7PM GMT, and 5AM to
8AM NZDT Sunday, John is going to be streaming to hopefully get your
Hey all
March 2, 2008 marked the one hundred seventy-second anniversary of Texas'
formal declaration of independence. So being the stereotypical proud Texan
that I am, we here at the John Zone will be probing deep into the vaults for
many a Texan-related recording to celebrate, both novelty
Oh Amy, thank you for that. I really really really needed a good laugh.
BANGBANGBANGBANGBANGBANGBANGBANGBANG!
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Amy
Billman
Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2008 10:46 PM
To: talk2
Subject: The Talk2 List Are you a
Hey all
Since the blink festers are still out, and yes I'm aware one could make
that into a vague innuendo, John will be going on today with an impromptu
edition of The John Zone beginning at noon Eastern Time, which of course is
5PM GMT and 6AM NZDT. http://tbrn.net:/tbrn.ogg is the
hey all
In this cheap plug for tonight's edition of The John Zone, I begin with a
riddle. What do Lasgo, Shel Silverstein, The Association, Sesame Street,
and Paul Shanklin have in common? Well? Any guesses? Ok, I have no clue
either. But I have amassed many new wonderful recordings by
For those who don't know, I'll be spending the duration of Spring Break in
California with my family, so I will not be hosting or cohosting either The
John Zone or Blart Radio this weekend or next. But since I've been somewhat
responsible with packing and the like, I've afforded myself a small
I've seen bits and pieces of something similar on the Discovery Channel.
Perhaps this was that Blue Planet thing. It's pretty much as you described.
Venison will probably know something about it, but I think it's more or less
a nonstop panaramic oceanic documentary with almost no narration or
Good afternoon all, or evening, or morning, or next afternoon, depending on
your location
Tonight on The John Zone I pay tribute to my departing church choir
director by playing some clips from his final Sunday at Trinity, including a
very amusing roast, of which yours truly took part. Also
Hey all
for those who missed my quasi-impromptu broadcast Saturday morning, I had
announced that this past Friday marked my two-year anniversary on The Beyond
Radio network. As of last night, I finally have access to that pesky
external drive with all of my archives. So tonight's show will
Wow that made for a good laugh. I really needed that, too.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Rosie Morales
Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2008 10:08 AM
To: talk2
Subject: RE: The Talk2 List Design Coding
●Hmmm●, I don’t know whether to be
Oh come now. You have to be a natural blond for that to count! I am one,
and I make a point of finding the funnality in every activity possible, no
matter how mundane it may be.
And don't worry about the one-line limit. The same people who berate
one-lined Talk2 posts also find some bizarre
, 2008 7:37 PM
To: talk2
Subject: Re: The Talk2 List I won't do it!
Does John even find funnality in writing his evil papers and putting
together his presentations? Heh heh.
- Original Message -
From: John Clower [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: talk2 talk2@AndreLouis.COM
Sent: Wednesday, April 16
Hey all
After two weeks of craziness, John has finished many a paper and exam. So
he is celebrating with a semi-Drunk Zone now live at
http://tbrn.net:/tbrn.ogg. He'd write more, but this Irish coffee is
just too enticing.
As if doing three shows in less than one day's time wasn't enough, John is
back up on the TBRN docket tonight. Tonight's program will feature another
chapter in the embarrassing saga of John's adolescent amiture radio, dated
April of 1999, along with a score of newly acquired musical ditties:
For those who haven't seen the obnoxious countdown on my MSN
messenger,tonight will be my final broadcast on the Monday night line-up.
beginning May 6 I will be returning to my old time slot following Venison
Stew (from 6 to 9PM Eastern Time.) So seeing as this will be the last
Monday night
On tonight's edition of The John Zone, we find out what eighteen-month-old
marshmallows taste like and whether or not Matt's Cookies can stand up
against gourmet baked goods. With a splash of Seamus Kennedy and Justin
Wilson, along with your requests and comments, tonight promises to be a fun
Ah, that's the issue I've had for several months now. When doing a search
for weather stations, I come up with two results. The first is that station
which we all know and love and ideally gives us a complete forecast. That's
the one that doesn't seem to be appearing anymore in the contact
Saturdays, or Sundays as the case
may be.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John
Clower
Sent: Friday, May 09, 2008 8:41 PM
To: talk2
Subject: The Talk2 List A Drunk Zone
Hey all
Well it's the end of another semester. So to celebrate
Owing to John's technological blunders, the drivers for his ever-reliant
PreSonus external sound card have been successfully derailed. So there will
be no John Zone tonight. However if this problem is remedied in short
order, a belated John Zone will pop up on Thursday at 6PM eastern Time,
Tonight should, failing some unforeseen circumstance, kick off the third
unofficial TBRN bi-annual Broadcastathon. Beginning with venison Stew at
4PM, yours truly will take over at 6:00 and continue through until 6AM
Wednesday morning when JDX takes over, leading all brave souls to rejected
After a week's hiatus, The John Zone returns tonight with a bounty of
randomness. This evening you can listen in on a few hands of Gin rummy with
the Clower-Patterson-Hebert-Venable family, courtesy of last Friday night's
card game. Also featured will be a few tunes from a friend of my dad's,
It's true. In fact, when I left for my ten-day vacation to Louisiana and
Florida, I packed only one suitcase. Now, with that affirmation resolved,
*tosses shirt aside and heads for the nearest waterpark!*
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Hey all
More randomness abounds on the show tonight as Phil Harris and Russell
Peters delight with more comical genius, the former from the 1940's and the
latter from several years ago. Also making its debut is the pilot for what
may very well be an interesting and ongoing serial, focused
This evening, we begin tape 1 of a horribly embarrassing 4-tape radio show
that yours truly recorded in the summer of 1998. If you thought Derek in
space was incriminating, you'll definitely be amused by my own helping of
audio blackmail. Also featured tonight will be some never-before tracks
Tonight will be an unusually refined edition of The John Zone. Sunday
evening I went to a concert, featuring Journey, Heart, and Cheap Trick. For
reasons beyond my control, some stereo mics decided to jump on me during the
Journey concert, and a mono mic attacked me during Heart's set. So
Patrick Perdue,, The Beyond Radio Network's resident stalwart optimist.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Patrick Perdue
Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2008 11:53 AM
To: talk2
Subject: Re: The Talk2 List Heavily Influenced on a break
TBRn, it's
On the show tonight, we pay tribute to the late and the great Issac Hayes,
who tragically passed away Sunday afternoon. Today also marks the two-year
anniversary of a very embarrassing Blart archive wherein yours truly drank a
liter of bacardi rum. Suffice it to say, a few excerpts from that
For those who recall or tuned in to The John Zone on January 8, I'm going
to attempt to top that twenty-six-hour broadcast by doing a thirty-hour John
Zone, beginning at 6PM Eastern Time tonight at the usual
http://tbrn.net:/tbrn.ogg. Doing these long broadcasts has always been
my way of
As is the case with many here in the states this week, classes have once
again resumed at the University of North texas. If you too have or will
soon be dealing with the back to school blues, why not tune in to The John
Zone tonight for some scholastic-related recordings, as only The Beyond
After a trying week of academics, it's time to unwind with yet another
edition of The John Zone. Featured this week will be the two bus
companions mentioned, but never heard, from last week's shameless
promotion, along with some good-natured political satire, flan, and the
usual assortment of
There will not be a show this evening, due to a prearranged meeting I
have with my church's choir director. Presumably it's regarding either
a duet I'm performing next month or the solo I'll be doing in this
years' contata (or however you spell that), which will likely appear on
this year's
Tonight ladies and gentlemen we honor the foibles and fallies of the
political candidates here in the states with some good-natured satire.
We will also take another trip on the bus with several of our favorite
passengers, hear a churchly track or two, and debut the recent Weird Al
single that
Well something broke quite nicely about half an hour into tonight's
show. And since I have other distractions later this evening, I'll just
postpone the broadcast until 4PM tomorrow.
Well, it's December once again. That means it's time for holiday
merriment and incrimination as only The John Zone can bring you.
Beginning at 6:00 tonight on TBRN.net, we dive right in with recordings
from the Clower Thanksgiving, a solo of mine from 1991, and the first
wave of Christmas
On Christmas Day, we lost the great Eartha Kitt. The previous night,
my family had our semi-annual jam session. Tune in tonight at 6PM EST
on TBRN.net as we pay tribute to both, as only the John Zone can. Your
requests, comments, and bagles are always welcome, too, also. After a
week's
This week's show will be especially dedicated to those of us who grew
up in the 1990's watching Nickelodeon and its associated cartoons.
Featured on the show will be several snippets from Doug, as well as any
other Nick Toon that might come up throughout the course of the evening.
And since this
Since today would have been Elvis Presley's seventy-fourth birthday,
I'll be doing a commemorative random john Zone on TBRN.net beginning at
1:00 Eastern Standard Time this afternoon. When I do a themed show,
more often than not I feature more parodies of the subject than the
subject itself,
Today marks the inauguration of our country's first black president,
Barack Obama. Tonight's edition of the John Zone mercifully will leave
all political opinions at the door to properly commemorate this historic
event, complete with political humor, of course. Also featured in
tonight's
Despite doing nine shows during the 129-hour broadcastathon, I
actually did have material left over. However a few things have come up
today which will render me unable to broadcast during my usual slot
tonight. Rest assured that the John Zone will show no signs of burnout.
For still more
Tonight's edition of The John Zone will focus on our country's most
prevalent pastime, professional football. Since many listeners are not
from the states, there will be plenty of material in support of
traditional football as well. But with the Super Bowl having been
played two days ago, it
Tonight on The John Zone we will feature many a morsel to tantalize
your mental palate and stimulate your oral fibers. Actually, that
second part sounded a bit weird. Scratch that then. Songs about tea,
outakes from various rehearsals, and a few remaining football-related
recordings are three
Once again it's that time of the week when The Beyond Radio Network
reluctantly lowers the draw bridge and permits this crazy Texan access
to the servers for another four-hour block of madness from 6 until 10PM
Eastern Standard Time. Tonight's broadcast will feature recordings made
from the
Bonjour, mes amis. Il est mardi gras aujourd'hui, et le Beyond Radio
Network a beaucoup de choses pour votres amusments. For in addition to
Fat Tuesday festivities, we here at the John Zone must commemorate
International Pancake Day as well. How that relates to Mardi Gras, I
have no idea, but
Yesterday was Texas Independence Day here in the Lone Star state.
Those who recall my broadcast from March 3 of last year will no doubt
remember just how much I enjoy the annual Texas themed shows. However,
we will take a break from the Texas tunes to properly commemorate the
late Paul Harvey,
Shaun, we definitely appreciate the gesture, but I know the powers that be
are doing what they can to remedy the situation as per storing archives. As
for people on staff taking issue with his facts on the current circumstance,
take it up with me, not him. He came to me about the current status
Whether you are a mother, have a mother, have ever or will ever be a
mother, or if you're just a bad motha motha, then tonight's show is
dedicated exclusively to you. Mother's Day was ceremoniously celebrated or
not celebrated around the world, and it makes a stop by The John Zone
beginning
In May of 1984, Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird published the first issue of
a comic book in Northampton, Massachusetts about four mutated turtles.
Initially intended as a parody of several other existing comics, this
self-published work eventually drew the eye of Mark Freedman, a licensing
agent
It's once again that time of the week where the pigeons and grackles of
automation flock for cover as The John Zone steamrolls its way into what
would otherwise have been a quiet Tuesday evening. Tonight we pay tribute
to the sixty-fifth anniversary of the D day operations of June 6, 1944, as
Some may tune in to The John Zone tonight in passing, and as such, shall
be very confused. Tracks about ducks and the state of Georgia will be
interspersed with old Les Paul and Jackie Wilson recordings, strange
national anthems, and Marie Serneholt's latest single. They may ask
themselves why
Unfortunately I arrived in the TBRN-o-verse at the height of such isms and
was greatly hesitant about jumping in to the deep end of this online
community for several months because of it. I'm quite relieved that such
times are behind us, well, for the most part.
-Original Message-
Maybe I missed something here, but where was the original link to this
archive? It's obvious who was involved, but alas, John cannot find it.
Patrick Perdue wrote:
For anyone interested, I've started uploading the file again. Should
be done in about 15 minutes. Check back later 'n' stuff.
Thanks, Patrick. Not sure how I missed it the first time. But I tend
to almost always find a way.
Patrick Perdue wrote:
It's on Derek's archive page. A direct link follows:
http://tbrn-archives.s3.amazonaws.com/derek/HeavyStuffFM07-11-2009.ogg
John Clower wrote:
Maybe I missed something here
It's been awhile since I've posted what some might call a show teaser,
or disclaimer, depending on your opinion. But despite their outlines
not being passed along, The John Zone is very much alive and kicking,
wriggling about like a lethargic marmoset caught in a bear trap.
Throughout the
Tonight at 9PM EDT, Mary Ann will be presenting a Nine-Eleven memorial
broadcast on TBRN, The Beyond Radio Network. September 11, 2001 has
often and accurately been depicted as our generation's Pearl Harbor, an
event that changed each and every one of our lives. Every one of us
remembers
First and foremost I must open this sort of trailer by offering my
congratulations to Andre and Kirsten on the birth of their son, Jacob
Peter Louis, born yesterday at 6:58 AM BST with a weight of 10.6 LBs.
For those who haven't, I encourage you to offer up your well wishes when
you can.
Until the cease and desist order goes through, it’s time for another
edition of The John Zone tonight on The Beyond Radio Network! March 9 is
notoriously an insignificant day historically, and perhaps this year
will not break the trend. However, the two previous days have been far
more
zone called lint is there?
If so, wow.
That is all.
John Clower wrote:
Until the cease and desist order goes through, it’s time for another
edition of The John Zone tonight on The Beyond Radio Network! March 9
is notoriously an insignificant day historically, and perhaps this
year will not break
I hope you post some of these when you have the time, because I seem
to keep missing them!
On 3/18/2010 12:21 AM, Venison88a wrote:
I'm bored, a little intoxicated, and nothing to do until tomorrow.
Sounds like random show time. NOW. :-)
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