The founding fathers strip club with classical version of Pour Some Sugar On Me is absolute Ticket genius.
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bert harbinson said:
The founding fathers strip club with classical version of Pour Some Sugar On Me is absolute Ticket genius.
That was amazing
"and kids, don't try to hump a robot"
I love uncontrollably laughing Jub
I love uncontrollably laughing Jub
bert harbinson said:
The founding fathers strip club with classical version of Pour Some Sugar On Me is absolute Ticket genius.
Old School Brother said:
I'm not a huge Cowlishaw fan anyway, but good lord, they need to teach him to use the mute button on his phone when they do the football roundtables every week. You can hear his constant mouth breathing while everyone else is talking. I've noticed it before, but this morning was especially annoying.
good gawd, thanks for pointing this out, that is all I heard this morning
Same. It's all I noticed this morning, had to fast forward thru the segment.EllisCoAg said:Old School Brother said:
I'm not a huge Cowlishaw fan anyway, but good lord, they need to teach him to use the mute button on his phone when they do the football roundtables every week. You can hear his constant mouth breathing while everyone else is talking. I've noticed it before, but this morning was especially annoying.
good gawd, thanks for pointing this out, that is all I heard this morning
You missed nothing.
Anyone else ever notice that the breadth and depth of The Ticket's advertisers are pretty much an even-steven proposition??
- Get too carried away with always delicious Raisin' Cane's? ...or $5 pizzas from the corner gas station?...Well let me tell you about S.O.T.A. weight loss!...
- Finding yourself addicted to Emmit Smith tequila or whatever the F the original Carajillo is?? ...Friends, I'd like to tell you about Sante Center for Healing.
- Having second thoughts about your recent purchase from Sewell? No problem - call Cars for Kids and we'll just come get that sucker. Boom, problem solved...
That has the makings for a good 8:40 bit
haha...that's funny.
I met with a ticket sales rep about 15 years ago. At that time in her sales pitch, she claimed that Norm only did testimonials for reputable companies that he knew intimately. The irony there is his infamous 'choose energy' spot where he obviously knew nothing about the company. That, and the mortgage he does spots for are the biggest POS's in the industry.
i know. cool story, bro.
I met with a ticket sales rep about 15 years ago. At that time in her sales pitch, she claimed that Norm only did testimonials for reputable companies that he knew intimately. The irony there is his infamous 'choose energy' spot where he obviously knew nothing about the company. That, and the mortgage he does spots for are the biggest POS's in the industry.
i know. cool story, bro.
I'd love to know what it costs to run a commercial on the little Ticket.
Nagler said:
I'd love to know what it costs to run a commercial on the little Ticket.
It's a lot less than you think. And remotes are shockingly cheap. In fact, a few people from this thread should pool some money together, take a Friday afternoon off work, and see if we can get the Hang Zone or Hardline to come broadcast from someone's backyard.
Non disclosure on how much it costs to get to know Norm intimately?
Other than be Rich Gosselin of course.
Other than be Rich Gosselin of course.
J.P. 03 said:Nagler said:
I'd love to know what it costs to run a commercial on the little Ticket.
It's a lot less than you think. And remotes are shockingly cheap. In fact, a few people from this thread should pool some money together, take a Friday afternoon off work, and see if we can get the Hang Zone or Hardline to come broadcast from someone's backyard.
Heck yeah.
Let's find out how much.
I'm in
I'm in
Like $100 cheap? If so, I'm in too - as long as I can drink.J.P. 03 said:Nagler said:
I'd love to know what it costs to run a commercial on the little Ticket.
It's a lot less than you think. And remotes are shockingly cheap. In fact, a few people from this thread should pool some money together, take a Friday afternoon off work, and see if we can get the Hang Zone or Hardline to come broadcast from someone's backyard.
J.P. 03 said:Nagler said:
I'd love to know what it costs to run a commercial on the little Ticket.
It's a lot less than you think. And remotes are shockingly cheap. In fact, a few people from this thread should pool some money together, take a Friday afternoon off work, and see if we can get the Hang Zone or Hardline to come broadcast from someone's backyard.
Please do the Hardline and have obnoxious A&M gear everywhere so Corby has to tolerate it while Bob gloats.
I almost never reply to this thread anymore. I don't get as much Ticket time now that I work from home and don't have a quiet commute.
However, I am IN for donating to get a backyard remote set up.
However, I am IN for donating to get a backyard remote set up.
i emailed their promotions director about cost....question is would you want HL or HZ?
Why not both?
i see what you did there. isn't that a reference to an old drop/promo?mavsfan4ever said:
Why not both?
How bout a remote through the Dallas A&M club? ticket would probably more willing to do that than just some random Ags that want a remote
i actually may have a way in from some previous stuff i've done with a host. i could see it being through my company/texags/bar/etc.
thanks for taking one for the teamHincemm said:
from some previous stuff i've done with a host
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An easier idea is next time they go to Mayer's Garden, they've already been rebooked but not sure when, TexAgs can just show up and take over.
I'm in
i was there w some buddies last go around - good time and cool spot.
I think it would be funnier to listen to them having to come back and say "Welcome back to the Hardline, we're...well...in some A&M guy's backyard while a bunch of his friends are tailgating and watching us do the radio."FTAco07 said:
An easier idea is next time they go to Mayer's Garden, they've already been rebooked but not sure when, TexAgs can just show up and take over.
bthotugigem05 said:I think it would be funnier to listen to them having to come back and say "Welcome back to the Hardline, we're...well...in some A&M guy's backyard while a bunch of his friends are tailgating and watching us do the radio."FTAco07 said:
An easier idea is next time they go to Mayer's Garden, they've already been rebooked but not sure when, TexAgs can just show up and take over.
I would definitely make sure I tune in, regardless of what I'm doing or how busy I am.
I feel like if this is done, there needs to be a committee that interviews the people who are allowed to attend. The Ticket does not need any more delusional, overly Aggie Aggie ammo.
For sure. Could backfire in a big way. Especially if Gil somehow gets in
edit - Danny beat me to it.Old School Brother said:
I feel like if this is done, there needs to be a committee that interviews the people who are allowed to attend. The Ticket does not need any more delusional, overly Aggie Aggie ammo.
Amen
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