Hobo Radio 103 – What are we trying to say?

October 22, 2009 Hobo Radio 2 Comments
  • Introduction
  • Jay Leno
  • Evening news
  • George Lucas and Steven Spielberg
  • Contractually-obligated Batman discussion
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Week 103 Spotlight: What are we trying to say?

Only Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle could have a talk about the evening news somehow devolve into a discussion of fake scientists, overpriced shooters and pepper spray.

Somehow, they also find the time to discuss two great evils this week – Jay Leno and George Lucas. Leno is continuing to run NBC into the ground with poor ratings in the 10 p.m. timeslot and an unconfirmed report claims that Lucas is considering going forward with three more Star Wars films. Neither story makes our co-hosts very happy.

How would Joel deal with NBC’s Jay Leno problem? What is the qualification to become a “scientist”? What does George Lucas have in common with Hitler? The answers to these questions and more are in this week’s podcast.

Hobo Radio is the official podcast of HoboTrashcan, brought to you by The Podcast Network.

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Finish That Fortune 8

October 22, 2009 Finish That Fortune 7 Comments

We provide you with the first half of a fortune from a fortune cookie and it’s up to you to fill in the blank (and you can’t just write “in bed”).

Every week, we will pick the funniest response. You won’t actually win a prize, but you will get the satisfaction of knowing that you are better than everyone else. And your name will be printed here on the site, so that others may bask in your glory.

Without further ado, here is this week’s fortune:

    Perhaps you’ve been focusing too much on _____.

Leave a comment with your response. The winner will be announced next Thursday.

Last week’s winner: Sasparilla Gretsch, who wrote: “To lower your stress level, get a belt, a lemon wedge and book yourself a room at a Bangkok hotel.”

Theresa Madeline is the brainchild behind Finish That Fortune, a contest originally designed primarily to keep herself and those close to her amused. When she is not providing an arena for her friends to out wit each other, she is imparting her love of words and humor on the next generation.