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Sunday, November 27, 2011
Fishbowl's Canned Food Drive
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Monday, November 14, 2011
Best of the Veteran's Day Show
Here is the Best of the Veteran's Day Show (aired 11/11/11)! It starts with the Dallas Cowboys in FAT Sports, Billy Crystal and the Oscars, then to Penn State and Joe Paterno, and ends with everyone's favorite the CRAP Bag!
We are live every Friday Night from 9-11 in the TALK Bowl on the Fishbowl Radio Network!
We are live every Friday Night from 9-11 in the TALK Bowl on the Fishbowl Radio Network!
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Saturday, October 29, 2011
Best Scary Movies
Halloween is just a few days away and I have been thinking about which
movies are my favorite scary movies. I do not have a long mental
database of Horror movies or movies in general, but I do remember a few
as a kid that scared the bejeezus out of me.
The first one that comes to mind is "It." Even to this day a keep a close eye on clowns or storm drains around me, not usually around a lot of clowns but when I am every step is accounted for. Penwise and Bozo look very similar and maybe we should exhume Bozo just to make sure he is there!
Another movie would be "Nightmare On Elm Street", I would lay in bed at night and tell myself "Don't dream of Freddie! Don't dream of Freddie!" I still wonder if you die in your dreams, does that mean you will die in reality? Does anyone know? Let me know, this is a question that really does keep me up at night.
I know this is a short list and there are probably hundreds of more movies to add to the list, but I will end my list with "Freaks" (1932). Periodically in the parking lots of abandoned shopping centers you will see a pop carnival, circus, and/or sideshows and because of this movie I will not stop. This movie freaked me out so bad that when I am near children (even my own), midgets, dwarfs, or vertically challenged people in general, I listen very closely and make sure none are chanting "Gooble-Goble! Gooble-Goble!" You are not going to get me carnies, I am not one of you!
I was curious to know what other people associated with the show and my wife thought about some of the best scary movies, so I asked.
Co-Hosts
John Anthony: "Dirty Dancing"
Turo: "Nightmare On Elm Street", "Freddy Vs Jason"
Fluffers
Vicenzo and Lou: "It", "Saw", "13 Ghosts", "Paranormal Activity"
Rich: "Nightmare On Elm Street", "Friday The 13th", "Hellraiser", "The Exorcist", "Halloween", "The Omen", "Event Horizon"
My Wife: "The Shining", "The Others", and "It", "Dawn Of The Dead", "The Sixth Sense", "Killer Clowns From Outer Space"
~~~Post by Andres
The first one that comes to mind is "It." Even to this day a keep a close eye on clowns or storm drains around me, not usually around a lot of clowns but when I am every step is accounted for. Penwise and Bozo look very similar and maybe we should exhume Bozo just to make sure he is there!
Another movie would be "Nightmare On Elm Street", I would lay in bed at night and tell myself "Don't dream of Freddie! Don't dream of Freddie!" I still wonder if you die in your dreams, does that mean you will die in reality? Does anyone know? Let me know, this is a question that really does keep me up at night.
I know this is a short list and there are probably hundreds of more movies to add to the list, but I will end my list with "Freaks" (1932). Periodically in the parking lots of abandoned shopping centers you will see a pop carnival, circus, and/or sideshows and because of this movie I will not stop. This movie freaked me out so bad that when I am near children (even my own), midgets, dwarfs, or vertically challenged people in general, I listen very closely and make sure none are chanting "Gooble-Goble! Gooble-Goble!" You are not going to get me carnies, I am not one of you!
I was curious to know what other people associated with the show and my wife thought about some of the best scary movies, so I asked.
Co-Hosts
John Anthony: "Dirty Dancing"
Turo: "Nightmare On Elm Street", "Freddy Vs Jason"
Fluffers
Vicenzo and Lou: "It", "Saw", "13 Ghosts", "Paranormal Activity"
Rich: "Nightmare On Elm Street", "Friday The 13th", "Hellraiser", "The Exorcist", "Halloween", "The Omen", "Event Horizon"
My Wife: "The Shining", "The Others", and "It", "Dawn Of The Dead", "The Sixth Sense", "Killer Clowns From Outer Space"
~~~Post by Andres
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