Author Topic: adrian's ape of a husband  (Read 4572 times)

Denim Gremlin

  • Space Champion!
  • Posts: 1040
adrian's ape of a husband
« on: January 09, 2008, 07:35:15 PM »
so I'm still working my way through the archives, trying to fill in all the gaps.

today i'm listening to october 19th 2004, great show by the way, track by track reaming of sgt. pepper, harassing sports bars.

about 2 and a half hours in a woman named Adrian calls in and Tom spends like 15 minutes calling her husband a stupid ape.  did i miss something here?
I was the first guy in hardcore to whip people with his belt.

Jason

  • Guest
Re: adrian's ape of a husband
« Reply #1 on: January 09, 2008, 07:43:02 PM »
I'm pretty sure when she first started calling she thought that she knew Tom and that she used to cut his hair, she was clearly crazy. I think she also wanted to be a singer and sung to Tom down the phone. Somehow Tom got into a routine of insulting her husband and it really used to get a reaction from him.
I miss those days when the show was little more chaotic, calling payphones and gomping babies. That should be the title of the first book of transcripts from the show - TBSOWFMU The Early Years - Calling payphones and gomping babies.

Sarah

  • Guest
Re: adrian's ape of a husband
« Reply #2 on: January 09, 2008, 09:57:57 PM »
I miss them, too, and I wasn't even listening then.

John Junk

  • Guest
Re: adrian's ape of a husband
« Reply #3 on: January 10, 2008, 02:39:58 AM »
I miss them three.  The older shows gave you the impression that Tom was just this dude sittin' there, semi-amiably-to-irritably wading his way through this provincial universe of weirdos (ie "Newbridge").  Just takin' their calls one at a time, doing what had to be done to make it to 11. 

buffcoat

  • Space Champion!
  • Posts: 6214
Re: adrian's ape of a husband
« Reply #4 on: January 10, 2008, 05:39:01 PM »
October 19th, Colin2K.  Open your ears!

I really don't appreciate your sarcastic, anti-comedy tone, Bro!

Denim Gremlin

  • Space Champion!
  • Posts: 1040
Re: adrian's ape of a husband
« Reply #5 on: January 10, 2008, 06:00:42 PM »
October 19th, Colin2K.  Open your ears!



where the hell did i get the 4th from?
I was the first guy in hardcore to whip people with his belt.

Tom Scharpling

  • I RUN THIS.
  • Achilles Tendon Bursitis
  • Posts: 900
Re: adrian's ape of a husband
« Reply #6 on: January 10, 2008, 10:31:28 PM »
This week's show didn't bring back any memories of the old days? With all the mutants calling in? Swap out that one kook for Adrian, and James is even worse than the dolts from Goshen or Kid Kansas, plus a call from Philly Boy Roy, and you've got a 2003 show in 2008.

Tom.



Sarah

  • Guest
Re: adrian's ape of a husband
« Reply #7 on: January 10, 2008, 11:44:37 PM »
But you were less sick of everyone back then, Tom.  That's the difference.

John Junk

  • Guest
Re: adrian's ape of a husband
« Reply #8 on: January 10, 2008, 11:53:08 PM »
James is like a tenacious new mutation of an old disease that Tom has licked in the past.  Back in the day, he would call out a Petey or an M.C. Steinberg, taking a small vaccine-type dosage and letting them run-their-trap, meeting-them-halfway type thing and sooner or later they would come around and call him sir! This also worked with The Leader and, to an extent, Kid Kansas, whose calls seemed to taper off a little bit after Tom let him go on and on while mixing him in with some rantings by He Who Shall Not Be Named, before busting into that classic antibiotic "Wise Up".  But Tom's actually been visited upon by James in real life, and the encounter has actually made things worse!  James is a whole new kind of Mutant Caller.  Is it any wonder that we cannot and should not return to the Old Ways, as much as they appeal to us in retrospect?

Denim Gremlin

  • Space Champion!
  • Posts: 1040
Re: adrian's ape of a husband
« Reply #9 on: January 11, 2008, 12:24:46 AM »
James is like a tenacious new mutation of an old disease that Tom has licked in the past.  Back in the day, he would call out a Petey or an M.C. Steinberg, taking a small vaccine-type dosage and letting them run-their-trap, meeting-them-halfway type thing and sooner or later they would come around and call him sir! This also worked with The Leader and, to an extent, Kid Kansas, whose calls seemed to taper off a little bit after Tom let him go on and on while mixing him in with some rantings by He Who Shall Not Be Named, before busting into that classic antibiotic "Wise Up".  But Tom's actually been visited upon by James in real life, and the encounter has actually made things worse!  James is a whole new kind of Mutant Caller.  Is it any wonder that we cannot and should not return to the Old Ways, as much as they appeal to us in retrospect?

what do you call a mutant of a mutant?
I was the first guy in hardcore to whip people with his belt.

Stan

  • Achilles Tendon Bursitis
  • Posts: 986
Re: adrian's ape of a husband
« Reply #10 on: January 11, 2008, 01:27:15 AM »
James is like a tenacious new mutation of an old disease that Tom has licked in the past.  Back in the day, he would call out a Petey or an M.C. Steinberg, taking a small vaccine-type dosage and letting them run-their-trap, meeting-them-halfway type thing and sooner or later they would come around and call him sir! This also worked with The Leader and, to an extent, Kid Kansas, whose calls seemed to taper off a little bit after Tom let him go on and on while mixing him in with some rantings by He Who Shall Not Be Named, before busting into that classic antibiotic "Wise Up".  But Tom's actually been visited upon by James in real life, and the encounter has actually made things worse!  James is a whole new kind of Mutant Caller.  Is it any wonder that we cannot and should not return to the Old Ways, as much as they appeal to us in retrospect?

what do you call a mutant of a mutant?

 A ghoul.*








* I'm kidding, Sarah.
                                 "This must be where buffcoat left his pants."

Shaggy 2 Grote

  • Space Champion!
  • Posts: 3892
Re: adrian's ape of a husband
« Reply #11 on: January 11, 2008, 03:32:14 PM »
James is like a tenacious new mutation of an old disease that Tom has licked in the past.  Back in the day, he would call out a Petey or an M.C. Steinberg, taking a small vaccine-type dosage and letting them run-their-trap, meeting-them-halfway type thing and sooner or later they would come around and call him sir! This also worked with The Leader and, to an extent, Kid Kansas, whose calls seemed to taper off a little bit after Tom let him go on and on while mixing him in with some rantings by He Who Shall Not Be Named, before busting into that classic antibiotic "Wise Up".  But Tom's actually been visited upon by James in real life, and the encounter has actually made things worse!  James is a whole new kind of Mutant Caller.  Is it any wonder that we cannot and should not return to the Old Ways, as much as they appeal to us in retrospect?

I blame the antimutantial hand-wash in the WFMU bathroom.
Oh, good heavens. I didn’t realize. I send my condolences out to the rest of the O’Connor family.

mostlymeat

  • Achilles Tendon Bursitis
  • Posts: 519
Re: adrian's ape of a husband
« Reply #12 on: January 14, 2008, 01:13:50 PM »
Yeah, weird that the first show of '08 was so mutanty, after 2007's INCREDIBLE RUN OF GREAT SHOWS.

Roy's call was great though, and a few others. Keep it up, Tom.

-Ajax