Queenie Wrote:

Daniel Wrote:

Hurley Wrote:I am leaving the show. They didnt have NTT for one whole day, must mean they canceled it, and it will never be mentioned again. The only reason I listened every day was to make sure they didnt announce they were canceling NTT, and now they went and canceled it without mentioning it, so I wasted all that time Monday thru Thursday listenening! Bob and Tom here I come.

Your not Hurley. The real Hurley would've had some "dudes" thrown in there.

Dude, I totally agree.

hotwings Wrote:To suggest that our show has recently become homogenized because of a new syndicator or aspirations of affiliate growth is stupid and ignorant and crackerdrunk can take his pimping of another show and shove it. Our show has been syndicated for 5 years and the only difference is the person who handles affiliates, which has absolutely no bearing on actual content or anyone listening. As far as NTT, we just simply decided to give it a breather. It's only 1/2 hour of over 30 hours of material per week, so I hardly think that the entire show has a different feel because we didn't do it once. Over the years, a LOT of segments have come and gone. It's not like we decided to start playing 4 Culture Club songs per hour or something. That's not to say that we don't want feedback or criticism, we just don't need clueless idiots like crackerdrunk critiquing the show based on utter nonsense.

certainlycertainly Wrote:I in no way claim to be any sort of radio expert, and I will agree that in most cases when the guys on the show decide to make a change, it is usually for the better. Therefore I can at least try and trust that any decision to can NTT was for the good of the show, but the question I have is why does it seem like all this stuff now is a secret? Why don't they acknowledge that the segment is gone, and at least explain why they did it, rather than just ignore it like it never existed.

certainlycertainly Wrote:I .... But lately small changes seem to go unmentioned and it's just confusing when you have such a rotating audience throughout the day.....

Quote:First, please know that paragraphs were invented for a reason.

Second, please know that Hotwings even posted in this very thread that NTT wasn't removed for good from the show-- it was just put on break for awhile.

Quote:I assume this is the exact reason they don't explain it. Because of said rotating audience, they would have to announce changes (like bump music, or announcer) every half hour. That would not only be annoying for them, but us listeners too.

Hurley Wrote:

Queenie Wrote:

Daniel Wrote:Your not Hurley. The real Hurley would've had some "dudes" thrown in there.

Dude, I totally agree.

Dude, I am not THAT Hurley.

But I suppose I can throw in a few Dudes, so as not to offend.

certainlycertainly Wrote:I apologize for the lack of paragraphs.

I realize HW addressed this point, but to say "on break" mind as well be a death sentence. I can't think of another segment that has gone away and then was brought back just because they needed some time away. They talk all the time about doing certain segments again, but it never seems to happen because they just move on. I'm just making the point that when arguably the best segment of the week goes away, it warrants some sort of mention.

lwt Wrote:Howie Feltersnatch,

I know that it's been a while since you've had one but there are these things called jobs. These jobs give you money and not the government cheese that is sent to you at the beginning of the month or that food card which you can use to buy Doritos and Mountain Dew. The hard part of these jobs is that they have rules that you have to follow and if you don't follow them then they might get rid of you and not give you any money for your work. It might be tough for you to actually follow these rules (as seen by you currently dreaming about attending PC Pro School) but some of us like to earn money and not receive it from the government. One of these rules might be to not listen to the radio during our "work" or stream it from that internet which is now on computers. Yes, I might buy the podcast and therefore hear the full 30 hours per week but I choose to not do so and I suspect a lot of others out there do the same.

I could go on about how listening for 2.5 hours per week means that one segment being removed is a big change but I know that your free library time is about up.

zdunklee Wrote:Huh, look at those poll results...

torque91 Wrote:NTT was part of my Friday drive to work and added to my "its the weekend!" euphoria! I always hated "best of" on Fridays because it meant no NTT. Now that's every Friday

ericvonanhalt Wrote:I'm not contributing any original thought, just nodding in agreement that NTT needs to come back, pronto. The poll displays a unanimous demand for return (the two other votes were just being douchey, I'm sure). Shame on not mentioning it during broadcast on Friday either. This Friday morning requires at least two rounds of NTT.

BWN 7 Wrote:

ericvonanhalt Wrote:I'm not contributing any original thought, just nodding in agreement that NTT needs to come back, pronto. The poll displays a unanimous demand for return (the two other votes were just being douchey, I'm sure). Shame on not mentioning it during broadcast on Friday either. This Friday morning requires at least two rounds of NTT.

Sorry, best of tomorrow.

BWN 7 Wrote:<----Won an iPod and guessed songs correctly 3 other times on NTT.


So, I'm biased....

zdunklee Wrote:I don't think that was a shot at his thread. The stump the show was the worst stump the show segement I have heard in my 3+ years listening to FBHW's and it was all the terrible callers fault...I don't think they could have picked worse and less interesting questions.

Allyson Wrote:For shizzle, I hate Stump the Show.