saint amant steve

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Yeah that's called remedial English.

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I know that joke sets itself up, but I swear it's a 3000-level elective course within the English department.

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Watching everyone lose their minds over Drew Brees showing up in houma yesterday shows how truly pathetic and weak we are as people. Discuss.

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I think the OP is either a Cowboys or Falcons fan.

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Only the refugees are from America in the future — 250 years from now — when the country is in chaos.

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Are they all going to be brown with no discernible trace of ethnicity or race?

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mouint up

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I think you stand a fair chance of winning this case if you defend yourself in court.

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Back when 93.7 first started in Baton Rouge they got great ratings.

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I distinctly remember 93.7 starting out around 2004 or so. I was so frickin' stoked because it sounded nothing like any other station in south Louisiana.

For the first two years it was the shite.

ETA: For the record, I agree with almost everything the OP opined about in his diatribe.

More and more stations seem to be abandoning the modern rock or metal format.

I would love to see some data on audiences across various demographics and determine how we can have sustainable stations that play only classical music but none of the other two genres of contemporary music.

Are we supposed to believe that classic rock, AOR, hip-hop, modern country, and the current Billboard hits are the only viable radio formats left in terrestrial radio?

I wouldn't give a shite about classic rock being so prevalent if it wasn't for two reasons:

1) There is still no clearly defined classification of what constitutes as classic rock. Bands don't simply become classic rock after x number of years have passed. Nirvana isn't classic rock. Metallica isn't classic rock. Tool isn't classic rock. Radiohead isn't classic rock. The intermixing of different genres of rock is frustrating enough. John Cougar, Tom Petty, the Cars, AC/DC, Black Sabbath, Foreigner, and the Beatles don't necessarily belong on the same station.

2) These stations play the same handful of singles by each artist. When I was a dj for KLSU I went out of my way to play B-sides, live recordings, and rare-releases by various bands. If these stations actually made full use of the artist's discography, then we could have an almost infinite source of music to listen to.

But no. Instead we get the same five songs by REO Speedwagon until the end of time. We have entire classic albums which are glossed over and never heard from. Seriously, when is the last time that you heard a track from AC/DC's Powerage on a terrestrial "classic rock" station?

The only way this is legit is if there is at least a 50% chance that she will have exploding shits during intercourse.

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This is a great time to be in the SEC, everybody’s got the same offense: run right, run left, play action.

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I don't think anyone with half a brain would declare that Auburn, Ole Miss, Arkansas, LSU, Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi State are running the same offense.

I would expect an offensive genius to recognize the minutiae and distinct differences of offensive playcalling.