The Best/Worst Moments of last night's show

[emdasher]

So I listened to the song by The Passionate & Objective Jokerfan that was mentioned by a caller near the end of the show--"Tom Scharpling Has a Sharp Comedic Mind, Oh Yeah!" He has other celebrity songs in the same vein. I agree with the sentiment, but the song itself isn't memorable. I found a little bit about him online...he just records numerous short songs and puts them up online. Clearly he's trying to be discovered by people searching for something else, but I wonder if he's making any money off of his music.

He is, because of this: http://www.myfoxboston.com/video?autoStart=true&topVideoCatNo=default&clipId=8717901#.UVRQIQc4fog.twitter

"I got a list of the 500 most popular girls names, I wrote the song, and I sang it 500 times."

[cavorting with nudists]

"Ya judgy worm"--that's a great phrase that deserves to go viral. And, because Tom's musical taste and mine overlap only haphazardly, I note that his top three Tim Burton films (Pee Wee/Wood/Mars) are MINE PRECISELY.

[bananagrabbers]

I hope Jelloman can fill in the holiday show void left by the inevitable consumption / evaporation of Tom's Four Loko stash.

[dave from knoxville]

"Yankees fans are like Andrew Dice Clay.....Mets fans are like Andrew Dice Clay's impersonation of his wife."

[lastplaneout]

I just listened to the Traymarsh call again. It really is my favorite spontaneous call that's happened in forever. Having grown up outside of Worcester, I think that the best thing about that call is how well it embodies everything that Worcester is about (or maybe isn't about). It's a bigger city than Providence or Hartford or New Haven, and it contains something like seven colleges and universities, but there is never anything (anything!) going on.

[Crusherkc]

Muppets. Amen.

[Epic Soundtracks]

That Suicide-Dead-Woolery mix was brilliant, we need that as a stand-alone mp3

[nec13]

That Suicide-Dead-Woolery mix was brilliant, we need that as a stand-alone mp3

Frankie Teardrop (Chucky Teardrop Re-Mix)

[Carver]

That Suicide-Dead-Woolery mix was brilliant, we need that as a stand-alone mp3

https://app.box.com/s/4qawhipdlbycgxrzx3ay

[Steve of Bloomington]

I just listened to the Traymarsh call again. It really is my favorite spontaneous call that's happened in forever. Having grown up outside of Worcester, I think that the best thing about that call is how well it embodies everything that Worcester is about (or maybe isn't about). It's a bigger city than Providence or Hartford or New Haven, and it contains something like seven colleges and universities, but there is never anything (anything!) going on.

Where's your bass playing messiah now?

[Epic Soundtracks]

That Suicide-Dead-Woolery mix was brilliant, we need that as a stand-alone mp3

https://app.box.com/s/4qawhipdlbycgxrzx3ay

Whoa...thanks, Carver! Awesome

[daveB from Oakland]

Gary the Squirrel KILLED it once again. His spontaneous "I used to go nuts for Dunkin' Donuts, but now I go nuts for Cronuts" jingle won my heart. Cronuts should put him to work.

And visualizing him in his "General E. Nutz" sidekick costume had me rolling.

[lastplaneout]

I just listened to the Traymarsh call again. It really is my favorite spontaneous call that's happened in forever. Having grown up outside of Worcester, I think that the best thing about that call is how well it embodies everything that Worcester is about (or maybe isn't about). It's a bigger city than Providence or Hartford or New Haven, and it contains something like seven colleges and universities, but there is never anything (anything!) going on.

Where's your bass playing messiah now?

In Worcester. :sadtrombone:

[MiddleBro]

Muppets. Amen.

Blasphemy!

[Drew D]

This Wurster call is for the ages, even cracking Jon and Tom up!

-Bad Company hat trick