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Buddy Holly
03-12-2008, 05:35 PM
Not trying to start a versus thread as I am completely neutral to the "radio sports war" currently going on as I never listen to AM radio but if I had to choose I'd go with ESPN 1250 without a doubt because I've never liked 760.

But I'm driving and Chris Duel is talking to some small person that is a escort. What does that have to do with sports? I won't even get into his "an NBA player is going to be seriously injured or killed by a fan in the next year or two" prediction.

BigZak
03-12-2008, 05:51 PM
what do pictures of san antonio have to do with nsync?

Buddy Holly
03-12-2008, 05:53 PM
what do pictures of san antonio have to do with nsync?

http://newmedia.funnyjunk.com/pictures/so-not-funny.jpg

Buddy Holly
03-12-2008, 05:54 PM
Can anyone defend that? It felt like Duel was trying to go Howard Stern.

timvp
03-12-2008, 06:09 PM
Can anyone defend that? It felt like Duel was trying to go Howard Stern.You just answered your own question.

Buddy Holly
03-12-2008, 06:25 PM
But why?

Stacie
03-12-2008, 06:44 PM
what do pictures of san antonio have to do with nsync?

Dude you just got Pow3n'd on a level not seen since Slomo caught that one guy stealing his pictures what was his name?..........Oh shit was that you?

Right now Buddy holly your ass feels like it has a shelf life shorter than the reputation of Gov. Eliot Spitzer :lmao

David Oliver
03-12-2008, 06:55 PM
I heard it and thought it was hilarious.

Buddy Holly
03-12-2008, 07:01 PM
Dude you just got Pow3n'd on a level not seen since Slomo caught that one guy stealing his pictures what was his name?..........Oh shit was that you?

Right now Buddy holly your ass feels like it has a has a shelf life shorter than the reputation of Gov. Eliot Spitzer :lmao

Considering the fact that I don't give a shit about what you or whoever has to say about Buddy Holly, you know, I might care that you just used l33t language for probably the first time. You see, I don't take this internet forum thing too seriously. I know you live for it, with multiple user names thinking that's ultra clever and unique to this planet. Guess what, Mouse or Zak, there's a special section of the internet cosmos set aside for people like you. It's over there with the MMORPG folk, the Star Wars kid and whatever goofy ass shit the internet has helped spawn.

Whether I quoted one of the user made by the short guy with long, unwashed hair or the fat guy with no hair, the point is the same.

Stacie
03-12-2008, 07:23 PM
Considering the fact that I don't give a shit about what you or whoever has to say about Buddy Holly, you know, I might care that you just used l33t language for probably the first time. You see, I don't take this internet forum thing too seriously. I know you live for it, with multiple user names thinking that's ultra clever and unique to this planet. Guess what, Mouse or Zak, there's a special section of the internet cosmos set aside for people like you. It's over there with the MMORPG folk, the Star Wars kid and whatever goofy ass shit the internet has helped spawn.

Whether I quoted one of the user made by the short guy with long, unwashed hair or the fat guy with no hair, the point is the same.

Holy shit your getting fucked and you add more KY Jelly?

this may be the best online self induced meltdown not seen since LongHornE!
got tea bagged by Kori! :lmao

JoeChalupa
03-12-2008, 07:57 PM
When I heard the small talk I knew someone would post something about it.

mouse
03-12-2008, 08:13 PM
The Zone came up short!

mouse
03-12-2008, 08:14 PM
Who said The Zone was not about us little people?

mouse
03-12-2008, 08:15 PM
maybe they are Down sizing!

mouse
03-12-2008, 08:16 PM
a small price to pay for listeners.

mouse
03-12-2008, 08:17 PM
I now look down on ESPN.

mouse
03-12-2008, 08:23 PM
This is below the belt I shall stop!

marini martini
03-12-2008, 08:43 PM
ESPN has got some mighty big shoes to refill

Tike Mailer
03-12-2008, 09:09 PM
Not trying to start a versus thread as I am completely neutral to the "radio sports war" currently going on as I never listen to AM radio but if I had to choose I'd go with ESPN 1250 without a doubt because I've never liked 760.

But I'm driving and Chris Duel is talking to some small person that is a escort. What does that have to do with sports?

Excellent post, Buddy Holly. Let's call a spade a spade here, holmes. It has NOTHING to do with sports. ESpeeN calls itself a sports station? A midget escort on the radio is pathetic. At least Head2Head Hotties is directly addressing the sexual fantasies of 16-34 year-old male listeners. Other than the retarded Chris Duel, who wants to see or hear from a midget on sports radio. I'm sure there is a lot of high-fiving going on tonight at Clear Channel. ESpeeN can't hold The Ticket's jock!

Tonto
03-12-2008, 09:11 PM
Jason, Dawn,Chris?..............

Chris Duel
03-13-2008, 12:23 AM
Not trying to start a versus thread as I am completely neutral to the "radio sports war" currently going on as I never listen to AM radio but if I had to choose I'd go with ESPN 1250 without a doubt because I've never liked 760.

But I'm driving and Chris Duel is talking to some small person that is a escort. What does that have to do with sports?

Buddy Holly,

While I would contend that we talk sports 85% of the time on the show, we are also very stream-of-consciousness. I view this as a virtue, not a problem. I tend to talk about whatever is going on in my life, as do Jason and Dawn. I brought up the fact that our General Sales Manager, Tom Gebhart, suggested we interview a female, self-proclaimed "Midget Escort" who was advertising in the San Antonio Current. We asked Johnny "Fingers" Compian to call her and he did.

It wasn't anything we planned to happen, it just happened in the moment.

Right or wrong, that's how we do radio at ESPN 1250: right now, whatever's on our mind and by the seat of our pants. We don't pre-book anything days in advance, we react to what is now.

In five weeks of radio, we did ONE segment with a Midget Escort and you have an issue with it. Fair enough. I'll take the criticism.

However, you didn't post about Sean Elliott, who was on our show today from New Orleans.

You didn't post about Express-News Spurs Writer Jeff McDonald, who was on our show today from New Orleans.

You didn't post about New Orleans TV Sports Anchor Fletcher Mackel, who was on our show today from New Orleans.

You didn't post about Express-News Racing Writer & Blogger Mike Haag, who joined us in studio on today's show.

You didn't post about "Pros vs Joes" Corey Driggs, who joined us on the phone from Tucson, Arizona on today's show.

My point is this: You can slam us about having a Midget Escort on the show today, but when you look at the Big Picture, it would be more fair to mention that we've had some pretty phenomenal guests and topics not only today, but for the past five weeks.



I won't even get into his "an NBA player is going to be seriously injured or killed by a fan in the next year or two" prediction.

Mark my words on this one, Buddy Holly. And, to be accurate, I predicted it would be an NBA, NFL or MLB player. If you think I'm insane, ask Monica Seles if there might be a risk from LeBron James encouraging such behavior.

Thanks for your feedback.

Chris

Tike Mailer
03-13-2008, 12:41 AM
^^^^^ Typical pathetic meaningless answer, holmes ^^^^^^^

AlamoSpursFan
03-13-2008, 05:12 AM
^^^^^ Typical pathetic meaningless answer, holmes ^^^^^^^

Maybe you should look up "pathetic" and "meaningless" before you make a fool of yourself on Algore's interweb, dipshit troll.

If you manage to find those words, you might be surprised to see the phrase "see any of Tike Mailer's posts" in the definition.

Your "typical pathetic meaningless" attacks on ESPN 1250 and Chris Duel seem an awful lot like you and your sleep-inducing cohorts at the Tickrah are more than a little worried that your microscopic ratings are in danger of dropping below the Polka show on KSYM, Holmes.

Buddy Holly
03-13-2008, 06:10 AM
Buddy Holly,

While I would contend that we talk sports 85% of the time on the show, we are also very stream-of-consciousness. I view this as a virtue, not a problem. I tend to talk about whatever is going on in my life, as do Jason and Dawn. I brought up the fact that our General Sales Manager, Tom Gebhart, suggested we interview a female, self-proclaimed "Midget Escort" who was advertising in the San Antonio Current. We asked Johnny "Fingers" Compian to call her and he did.

It wasn't anything we planned to happen, it just happened in the moment.

Right or wrong, that's how we do radio at ESPN 1250: right now, whatever's on our mind and by the seat of our pants. We don't pre-book anything days in advance, we react to what is now.

In five weeks of radio, we did ONE segment with a Midget Escort and you have an issue with it. Fair enough. I'll take the criticism.

However, you didn't post about Sean Elliott, who was on our show today from New Orleans.

You didn't post about Express-News Spurs Writer Jeff McDonald, who was on our show today from New Orleans.

You didn't post about New Orleans TV Sports Anchor Fletcher Mackel, who was on our show today from New Orleans.

You didn't post about Express-News Racing Writer & Blogger Mike Haag, who joined us in studio on today's show.

You didn't post about "Pros vs Joes" Corey Driggs, who joined us on the phone from Tucson, Arizona on today's show.

My point is this: You can slam us about having a Midget Escort on the show today, but when you look at the Big Picture, it would be more fair to mention that we've had some pretty phenomenal guests and topics not only today, but for the past five weeks.


I appreciate you taking some time to personally respond. Though I think you misunderstood my post. Nowhere in it did I say your show doesn't cover sports, I simply wanted to know how midget escorts fits on a radio program. Like I said, that segment seemed very Stern-ish/Opie and Anthony-ish/Any generic shock jock-ish.

I enjoyed the sports aspect of the show that I listened to yesterday. I could have done without the midget escort. Don't get me wrong, I'm not a prude who was offended or something, if you were that type of show and that was one of your segments I'd have found it more enjoyable but the fact was I tuned in specifically to hear sports chatter (be it local or national) and I got midget escort talk.



Mark my words on this one, Buddy Holly. And, to be accurate, I predicted it would be an NBA, NFL or MLB player. If you think I'm insane, ask Monica Seles if there might be a risk from LeBron James encouraging such behavior.

Thanks for your feedback.

Chris

There's always been a risk for pro athletes in terms of a potential attack by a spectator however your argument that Lebron increased that risk is wrong. I agree that Lebron probably shouldn't have been so happy and honored to have some random fan run on to the court to try and meet him but that's not going to up the ante for a delusional nut case who wants to hurt or kill a player.

A real nut case looking to do that is going to do it no matter what. Luckily those people are few and far between. Though, if anything the chances are much greater for an injury and not a murder. A fan running onto a baseball field, football field, basketball court, etc is almost certainly not going to be packing a gun so through that out. What you're left with is a average sized person running up to a male athlete and having limited time of making to the athlete before security/someone intervenes.

If he has a weapon for sure he'd be taken out by taser or gun before meeting the athlete. And what if he actually comes face to face with the athlete, well, I doubt the athlete would just stand there, there'd be struggle/conformation with all likelihood the athlete winning/subduing the crazy fuck.

That's my argument.

Anyway, again, thanks for the response and I hope to hear more of your show as well as ESPN The Zone.

P.S.

Check your PM.

Zombie Terri Schiavo
03-13-2008, 07:37 AM
I was rather Impressed with the show For some odd reason yesterdays show started off with pure sports. No fart jokes no gay humor just sports. I had to check my radio dial to make sure I was on the right station.

The only thing I noticed was Jason not being a stand up comic miss a few cues from Chris and the Midget Segment could have been a tad bit funnier

I will say this though, the Ticket does takes more calls and reads more eMails.

mouse
03-13-2008, 07:45 AM
Chris Buddy Holly is known to insult others for no reason when he's bored (Myself Included) so it's hard to really believe him when he says anything worth reading anymore. I would just wait until San Antonio builds a new exit ramp and he will be to busy to criticize the show anymore.

I really would wish you could have set up a temporary email account so people online could be part of the show also. Other than that keep the freak show alive it works! :toast

AlamoSpursFan
03-13-2008, 07:47 AM
I appreciate you taking some time to personally respond. Though I think you misunderstood my post. Nowhere in it did I say your show doesn't cover sports, I simply wanted to know how midget escorts fits on a radio program. Like I said, that segment seemed very Stern-ish/Opie and Anthony-ish/Any generic shock jock-ish.

I enjoyed the sports aspect of the show that I listened to yesterday. I could have done without the midget escort. Don't get me wrong, I'm not a prude who was offended or something, if you were that type of show and that was one of your segments I'd have found it more enjoyable but the fact was I tuned in specifically to hear sports chatter (be it local or national) and I got midget escort talk.

Hey N-Sync afficionado,

I realize this may come as a shock to you, but Dawn, Chris, and Jason (order based on my personal preference, of course) do not sit around before the show wondering what your pic-ganking ass might think "fits on a radio program".

This just in...they're doing a show. A local, not-spawned-in-Dallas, not trying to please corporate America show. If you've listened to Chris Duel for more than 10 seconds in his LENGTHY and highly successful local radio career, you know this.

If you don't like what they're doing on the show, here's an open invitation to CHANGE THE FUCKING STATION. That way, if there happens to be a non-sports story (the HORRAH!!!) on the show, you won't be disappointed.

Fuck you very much,
Alamo Midget Hooker Fan

mouse
03-13-2008, 07:56 AM
Tune into the first 15 minutes of the ticket today around 3pm and get back to me about SEX and sports.

A far as the Midget talk goes it's ok as long as Charles Barkley tosses one out the window then it's on every sports station in America.

AlamoSpursFan
03-13-2008, 07:59 AM
Sorry Mouse, I listen to Sirius Speedway on 128 between Rush and Dawn Murphy.

:lol

mouse
03-13-2008, 08:04 AM
I wanted Buddy Love and others to tune in to see what the ticket starts off with each day. SEX

And tell Dawn if she ever makes sweet greasy Nascar love to you it won't be cheating it will be a service that is well over due.

:wakeup

ScoobyDoo
03-13-2008, 04:21 PM
ruck ruddy rolly

Chris Duel
03-13-2008, 09:01 PM
ASF, Mouse and ScoobyDoo,

While I appreciate your support more than you know, I do also appreciate criticism like Buddy Holly's. I have always assumed that there's a bell curve when it comes to radio listeners. Usually 20% will love what you're doing, 20% will hate what you're doing and the big bell curve of 60% will be somewhere in the middle.

Of course, I aspire to increase the 20% who really dig what we're doing. I was a sports fan and a talk radio fan long before I ever got on the air. My best barometer on what works and what doesn't is my own sensibilities as a sports fan, a radio listener and a radio host.

I thank Buddy Holly for the feedback.

It would suck royally if I didn't pay attention to criticism or if I were so blindly arrogant to think that what we do is right and therefore, any criticism must be wrong.

We're gonna blow it sometimes. We're gonna fail sometimes. We're gonna suck sometimes.

But we're doing so while trying to create good, compelling, fun, sports-oriented, entertaining radio.

I'll take the criticism - the good, the bad and the ugly - and always re-evaluate what we're doing.

Alamo Spurs Fan and Mouse have been great friends and supporters throughout my kooky radio "career." It's always nice to know there are a few people out there who get you and know where you're coming from.

For everyone else, thanks for sampling us now and then.

Our show is a work-in-progress and I strongly believe we will only get better over time.

Chris

half a man
03-13-2008, 09:06 PM
ASF, Mouse and ScoobyDoo,
I do also appreciate criticism like Buddy Holly's.

Try posting here everyday and you will change your mind asap! :lmao

blizz
03-14-2008, 07:34 AM
I appreciate you taking some time to personally respond. Though I think you misunderstood my post. Nowhere in it did I say your show doesn't cover sports, I simply wanted to know how midget escorts fits on a radio program. Like I said, that segment seemed very Stern-ish/Opie and Anthony-ish/Any generic shock jock-ish.

I enjoyed the sports aspect of the show that I listened to yesterday. I could have done without the midget escort. Don't get me wrong, I'm not a prude who was offended or something, if you were that type of show and that was one of your segments I'd have found it more enjoyable but the fact was I tuned in specifically to hear sports chatter (be it local or national) and I got midget escort talk.




There's always been a risk for pro athletes in terms of a potential attack by a spectator however your argument that Lebron increased that risk is wrong. I agree that Lebron probably shouldn't have been so happy and honored to have some random fan run on to the court to try and meet him but that's not going to up the ante for a delusional nut case who wants to hurt or kill a player.

A real nut case looking to do that is going to do it no matter what. Luckily those people are few and far between. Though, if anything the chances are much greater for an injury and not a murder. A fan running onto a baseball field, football field, basketball court, etc is almost certainly not going to be packing a gun so through that out. What you're left with is a average sized person running up to a male athlete and having limited time of making to the athlete before security/someone intervenes.

If he has a weapon for sure he'd be taken out by taser or gun before meeting the athlete. And what if he actually comes face to face with the athlete, well, I doubt the athlete would just stand there, there'd be struggle/conformation with all likelihood the athlete winning/subduing the crazy fuck.

That's my argument.

Anyway, again, thanks for the response and I hope to hear more of your show as well as ESPN The Zone.

P.S.

Check your PM.

What the fuck is wrong with you? Seriously? Quit your fucking bitching and change the fucking channel you little bitch.

Buddy Holly
03-14-2008, 09:13 AM
What the fuck is wrong with you? Seriously? Quit your fucking bitching and change the fucking channel you little bitch.


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