No show tonight

[Kim Kelly]

Does this mean I don't have to go out on that radio date?

[Chad from Oregon]

Does this mean I don't have to go out on that radio date?

it means that Lawrence will need to make another sandwich.

[scratchbomb]

My 2-year-old has asked for The Best Show repeatedly tonight. Frowny face.

[Phantom Hugger]

I knew, but I just like watching people twist in the wind.

20's slang is the new thing on the Mike show.

[Pastor Josh]

I am very sad.

[Joe Rogaine]

Does anybody know what one of those first couple of songs played was? She said the title was "What Woman Want" but i didnt hear who it was by.

[Gregory]

http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/32703

[sleepytako]

I was finally going to call in for the first time in 5 years tonight! Argh.

It was off topic anyhow.

Remember 2 weeks ago they were talking about long movie titles? In Japan the titles use to be rewritten in Japanese, but recently they have just used the English title. Sometimes the titles are too long so "No Country for Old Men" became "No Country". Both titles don't make sense to the average non-English speaking Japanese so it's merely an identifier for the film. Anyhow "Up" is coming out in a few weeks here. One of the shortest titles ever. What's its title in Japanese?

Carl Jisan No Soratobu Ie
カールじいさんの空飛び家

Grandpa Carl's flying house.

Probably better that I didn't call :p

[moonshake]

My remedy was to listen to the Halloween show from 2006. I pretended it was live and real. W!

[Christina]

My remedy was to listen to the Halloween show from 2006. I pretended it was live and real. W!

Hah, I did something similar ... I listened to the Petey's birthday show. I think I have a crush on Petey.

[Martin]

I hope none of you will ever doubt me again.

[nec13]

I hope none of you will ever doubt me again.

I never doubted you for a second, Martin.






Okay. Maybe I did.

[tits mcgee]

Looks like I'll have to wait another week to see how this radio date drama unfolds. 

[hugman]

I was finally going to call in for the first time in 5 years tonight! Argh.

It was off topic anyhow.

Remember 2 weeks ago they were talking about long movie titles? In Japan the titles use to be rewritten in Japanese, but recently they have just used the English title. Sometimes the titles are too long so "No Country for Old Men" became "No Country". Both titles don't make sense to the average non-English speaking Japanese so it's merely an identifier for the film. Anyhow "Up" is coming out in a few weeks here. One of the shortest titles ever. What's its title in Japanese?

Carl Jisan No Soratobu Ie
カールじいさんの空飛び家

Grandpa Carl's flying house.

Probably better that I didn't call :p

i think you would've gotten a thumbs up. 

[Sarah]

I hope none of you will ever doubt me again.

I never did.  I was just raising Cain (I have never used that expression before).