Sydney's radio show! Read this!! (4 Viewers)

[Lawnchair Bes]

++ [ originally posted by Azzurri7 ] ++
Fvcking awesome.

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[swag]

Funny, but I call "bull%hit!!!!"

Bogus story. Complete urban legend. Which is bizarre, because I see no reason why this fake version got passed around (and mutated) when the real one, the infamous "That'd be up the butt, Bob" on The Newlywed Game, is at least as good:

http://www.snopes.com/radiotv/tv/newlywed.htm

Read on.

Midway on the page:

In late 1998, a Australian radio version of this legend began circulating on the Internet, attributed variously to an unidentified Sydney station, an unidentified Melbourne station, Waterbury WTIC 1050, and the Ian and Paul Show

followed by pretty much the complete transcript.

And note also at the bottom:

One last version fixes the broadcast to a show called "Mate Match" on a radio station in Chicago, WBAM-FM. (Which would be no mean feat — WBAM-FM is in Montgomery, Alabama.) The host is referred to as Edgar (sometimes just "DJ"), and the contestants (Brian and Sara) are vying for a trip to Disney World. Some forms of this piece go so far as to state the incident took place on 9 December 1998. (Which again would be no mean feat because the "Brian and Sharelle" version was scooting around the Internet weeks before that.)

Though do check out the video clip at the end...

 

[V]

well i didn't know it was a copy. i got it by mail, laughed my ass of and posted it here for all of you to do the same. :strong:

 

[Bozi]

it does not matter where it came from it is still funny as hell actually there is a few here that are v funny

 

[V]

++ [ originally posted by Bozi.78 ] ++
it does not matter where it came from it is still funny as hell actually there is a few here that are v funny

word.

 

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++ [ originally posted by swag ] ++
Funny, but I call "bull%hit!!!!"

Bogus story. Complete urban legend. Which is bizarre, because I see no reason why this fake version got passed around (and mutated) when the real one, the infamous "That'd be up the butt, Bob" on The Newlywed Game, is at least as good:

http://www.snopes.com/radiotv/tv/newlywed.htm

Read on.

Midway on the page:



followed by pretty much the complete transcript.

And note also at the bottom:



Though do check out the video clip at the end...

Don't you just love snopes?