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Classic Hour
Tuesday, June 13, 2017
Margaret Grey brings on her hair dresser Dan Dubye to talk about all the plastic surgery he sees in the hair salon. News contributor Steve Bosell is deeply hurt by being called a Russkie and a ‘bot.’ Bobbie and Steve Dooley recount boat crashes caused by Steve on Buttner Lake.
The BSP Classic Hour is from November 2000. Bob Green joins the program. He has developed a new brand of soda called “Soul Coke” which he plans to market to African American consumers and which he hopes will help the company’s image.
Episode 923 of The New Phil Hendrie Podcast
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Donald Trump would Tweet at the end of this month that he once encountered Mika Brzezinski “bleeding badly from a face-lift”. He went on to Tweet that Brzezinski “looked as if recently every part of her face had been manipulated by surgery: eyes done, lips done, nose done, brand-new cheek bones, new chin, forehead lowered, ears lifted, jawline redone and eyes re-socketed. He was also convinced her head had been “re-rounded” via extensive “skull-sanding.” He also noted that her ass appeared “recently lifted and pooched-out” but did not specifically say that she was bleeding from her ass.
A standout show. Multiple character bits that landed. High energy zaniness.
Another comedy classic, so hilarious I played it twice! I didn’t realize Mrs. Trump had all that facial work done!!! Loving it!
So, effectively, Margaret could kick the Generals ass in a bar fight if Bobbie can do it so quickly!
Soul Coke – make mine ‘high yellow’ – bahahaha! Truly a classic Bob Green episode
Phil as a true long, long, long time listener I honestly believe that 2002 Phil Hendrie would accuse the 2017 Phil Hendrie of living in a pre-911 world with your seeming shift of attitudes. I say this and I don’t hate you. Live long and perspire brother – Love, Mongo-Chow
In that case, you’re not listening to him.
I listened 15 years ago and have listened to many of the same timeframe pieces again today. Opposite you, I was a bit miffed then, but I get it now.