radio gunk

A nauseating early version of "I was out of my mind" (featured quote, btw) before that kicked into 3rd gear after Artie left. What's remarkable is his willingness to play audio of Soupy answering a listener who asked him about Stern's problem with him, and Soupy nails him on so many salient...

The bullshit narrative they spin on this never made much sense to me. The glaring omission of truth is that Wiggy controlled the money and didn't want to lose any more than he was from the divorce.

Robin gets it real quick: "It's almost like half the movie is fake!" Only half, Robin?

Though not a big fan of Sal's, I found some of his tales of his upbringing fascinating, and in this clip you actually feel a bit of sympathy for him. Also features some pretty funny Artie tales from the docks.

Jay Thomas was my favourite recurring guest on the show and this might have been one of his last appearances--though I could be wrong. He was never afraid to tell Wiggy he was full of shit, particularly with his bullshit non-neuroses. Thanks to @HelloKittay for supplying the goods. I have...

I used to love the show so much when they actually talked about shit.

Finally through the help of @HelloKittay aka the archivist supreme, I was able to finally complete this mini-epic. Stern is asked by Greg Fitzsimmons, who's in the process of getting his book published, to write the foreword, and he agrees to even though he really doesn't want to. But...

Funny discussion ensues about Jon Hein's fictitious 80 blowjobs.

I remember where I was, and my weight wasn't particularly something I thought about at the time. Robin has other ideas. Fat tub of heartless monkey shit.

Wiggy admits Ben Stern actually did a kindness to somebody. Robin nails him to the floor for being a jealous See you next Tuesday; he won't admit he's upset about the story because he was never as capable as his brother-in-law, and his dad basically thought he was good for nothing (which he always was/is)...

The rundown--March 2008 Stuttering John goes on the Adam Carolla show and in the process of plugging "Tahiti Village" goes on to explain how Wiggy wouldn't pay him enough money but then as we all know, would get angry when he did ancillary gigs. He wants his servants completely beholden to him...

This was one of the biggest examples of Robin's lack of intelligence, couth, and humility. I think she gained a whole army of haters after this.

In Robin's cruel little ice-cream flavoured world, everything is everybody else's fault. In this case, an inanimate object; the buzzer. Callers eviscerate her in a way that they wouldn't be allowed to today.

I know I never heard this when it first aired, because I would never have become a fan after listening to such a sub-moronic twat prattle on about his views on medicine. Don't say I didn't warn you.

This is smack-dab during the middle of the 15 Foundation Saga, which I know @ARM will probably beat me to completing, but it's so vast, it's not a short story. Anyway, she throws out the race card, claims once again "all somebody had to do was tell her..." (no fault of 34, right?) meanwhile it...

I know what I'm buying. This sounds fucking great; I just hope it's not the one gem in a bunch of duds.

Pick 3 broads you'd bang in no particular order; you can use a time machine if necessary.

The complete, unexpurgated clip which we took apart in the psych 101 episode, all for you. Endlessly quotable. It's amazing how committed they entire crew was in protecting their meal ticket. When you assist a bullshitter, that in turn means you're completely full of shit.

It's infuriating to listen to this, but with every story comes the Wig explaining what a useless, annoying piece of shit he must have been as a kid. He's still useless and annoying.

The creepiness just keeps on coming. 99 projects all kinds of stupidity and father hunger onto a (sounds fake, though) caller. "You dress up in women's clothes? Then you're a homo!" "There's been a distinction that guys like to wear a dress and panties and still like to have sex with women...