AM Talk Radio

[Bill Floyd]

You know what I think?  Let me tell you what I think.  Think about what I'm saying.  They're afraid of me saying what it is that I think.  You think you know what you're talking about?  Let me think you what I tell.

[Joey Delgado]

Nice way of showing how those awful people spin the truth, spin the facts, ad basically turn everything bass ackwards.

[Teresa]

The stations feed the big fat egos, the ones that need to know it all so they can preach like an insider.  It's a little like speaking in tongues...

I love the word gasbag.  What a great word.  It's even great backwards -- Gabsag. 

[Judy Thompson]

lol,  if this isnt Rush to a fine point, I don't know what could be...

[Dude A Bydes]

My mother was in a coma for 3 months before she passed away. One of the reasons she hung on so long was because I put a small AM radio by her pillow to listen to talk radio every day. So when people say those talking heads could talk someone to death--they did! That's about all I can say that is good about AM radio. -Dude

[Gita]

Eight usages of I/me in what probably took six seconds to say. That's gasbag radio, and you captured it perfectly.

[Cita]

What Mike said.  I have so many friends who think that everyone believes exactly as they do. They can't entertain the thought of someone believing/thinking differently.  Amazing!

[Angela]

Not much of a conversation.  Makes a good six, though.

[Mike Handley]

If you don't think what they think, what you think is immaterial. Fun one, Bill.

[Paul de Denus]

the other day my mailman drove up to fill the mailboxes- he has a tendancy to blast either Rush Limbaaah or Jesus out his speakers on FM radio- I'm thinking your AM might be safer and make more sense.

[Robert Crisman]

I thought it went blizzit eep olio deegbat-modeep. And now you tell me I'm wrong. You know what I think?