Thread: Imas Made a Boo Boo

Imas made a boo boo on his show, we all know that. The media made damn sure that you did. Meanwhile 52 US deaths and dozens wounded. God Bless our free media, hey?
When does the media go too far?
They all know more than they tell you.

Does this piss you off? It does me.

So soldiers are dying. Does that means thats ALL we have to talk about? People dont wanna hear about that every single day they sometimes wanna talk about something else.

Originally Posted by Zarathustra

So soldiers are dying. Does that means thats ALL we have to talk about? People dont wanna hear about that every single day they sometimes wanna talk about something else.

How about the disappearing honey bees, kids at the age of 6 getting felonies because they misbehaved at school, the dollar is taking a beating, the Bush administration along with their democratic allies will grant amnesty to millions of illegals, oil is at 64 bucks a barrel, foreclosures are at an all time high, etc...etc.

Doomsday just over the horizen? I don't think so.

well einstien said if the planet looses the honey bee, mankind has 4 years.

Anyway I woke up on the wrong side of the bed this morning.....

Originally Posted by michaelr

well einstien said if the planet looses the honey bee, mankind has 4 years.

:hissy: :hissy: :hissy:
:whistling:

LMAO frecks, I was waiting for you to see that.


Anyway... focusing on something so trivial for so long is a waste of time and CBS will feel the brunt of such a stupid move.

He was fired in the middle of a two-day radio fundraiser for children's charities. CBS announced that Imus' wife, Deirdre, and his longtime newsman, Charles McCord, will host Friday's show.

Losing Imus will be a financial hit to CBS Radio, which also suffered when Howard Stern departed for satellite radio. The program earns about $15 million in annual revenue for CBS, which owns Imus' home radio station WFAN-AM and manages Westwood One, the company that syndicates the show nationally. One potential replacement: the sports show "Mike & the Mad Dog," which airs afternoons on WFAN.

The radiothon had raised more than $1.3 million Thursday before Imus learned that he had lost his job. The annual event has raised more than $40 million since 1990.

"This may be our last radiothon, so we need to raise about $100 million," Imus cracked at the start of the event.

Volunteers were getting about 200 more pledges per hour than they did last year, with most callers expressing support for Imus, said phone bank supervisor Tony Gonzalez. The event benefited Tomorrows Children's Fund, the CJ Foundation for SIDS and the Imus Ranch.

Racist remarks cost Imus CBS radio job - Yahoo! News

Originally Posted by michaelr

How about the disappearing honey bees, .

Huh? :jawdrop: