What's the best thing you've ever Won?

[Steven Green]

Gave up radio?  I thought he was still doing the weather when he died in that freak accident. I can not remember if it was hang gliding, parachute or helicopter. I thought he was on the air until his abrupt death.

 I was in college out of the area when he gave up
> radio and I can't remember what year that was--somewhere
> between '77 and '79--but he had been doing the weather for
> some time before he left radio.
>
> Don Cannon was Jim's replacement at WFIL and kept the
> morning drive slot until they made their country move in
> '81.
>

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[Steven Green]

I thought of something I won. It may not have been the best or most expensive ever, but it gave me a lot of enjoyment.  I won a WNBC Sweatshirt and 64 Dunkin Donuts from 66 WNBC and the designation of Record Pig on The Time Machine With Jay Sorensen.  I won the same thing two different times and there was a Dunkin Donuts around the corner.  I still wear the sweatshirt though this climate here does not accomodate it often.  (It was 104 yesterday and 108 here on Sunday).

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[miamimadman]

Why didn't they just make it 66 Donuts?

>I thought of something I won. It may not have been the best
> or most expensive ever, but it gave me a lot of enjoyment.
> I won a WNBC Sweatshirt and 64 Dunkin Donuts from 66 WNBC
> and the designation of Record Pig on The Time Machine With
> Jay Sorensen.  I won the same thing two different times and
> there was a Dunkin Donuts around the corner.  I still wear
> the sweatshirt though this climate here does not accomodate
> it often.  (It was 104 yesterday and 108 here on Sunday).
>

[Rick B.]

> Gave up radio?  I thought he was still doing the weather
> when he died in that freak accident. I can not remember if
> it was hang gliding, parachute or helicopter. I thought he
> was on the air until his abrupt death.

He was only on TV, no longer on radio.

[Steven Green]

Even Jay asked that question.  Dunkin Donuts sold sixteen donuts in a pack, so that was four and I received four coupons for sixteen donuts, so I did not have to get 64 on one trip.  

I did not complain.  They could have given me a dozen and I would have been happy.

Even if I did become a Record Pig.

If I can remember the question...What label was the single of Hush by Deep Purple on?  I think Jay said that it was the same label as the Two Virgins album by John Lennon.

> Why didn't they just make it 66 Donuts?
>
> >I thought of something I won. It may not have been the best
>
> > or most expensive ever, but it gave me a lot of enjoyment.
>
> > I won a WNBC Sweatshirt and 64 Dunkin Donuts from 66 WNBC
> > and the designation of Record Pig on The Time Machine With
>
> > Jay Sorensen.  I won the same thing two different times
> and
> > there was a Dunkin Donuts around the corner.  I still wear
>
> > the sweatshirt though this climate here does not
> accomodate
> > it often.  (It was 104 yesterday and 108 here on Sunday).
> >
>

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[miamimadman]

> I did not complain.  They could have given me a dozen and I
> would have been happy.

Didn't you get fat? I worked in the Promotions department of KR-LA, and I must have had at one point, 200 coupons for the Shakey's "Bunch o' Lunch", 100 Jack in the Box Burritos, and 250 Laps to the Malibu Grand Prix

[DoctorWu]

That would be Tetragrammaton Records.

Now, for the extra point, what famous comedian was a major co-owner of that label? (Hint: it wasn't Don Rickles.)

- Doc

> If I can remember the question...What label was the single
> of Hush by Deep Purple on?  I think Jay said that it was the
> same label as the Two Virgins album by John Lennon.

[DoctorWu]

Miami, were you there for the KRL-"A"?

- Doc

> Didn't you get fat? I worked in the Promotions department of
> KR-LA, and I must have had at one point, 200 coupons for the
> Shakey's "Bunch o' Lunch", 100 Jack in the Box Burritos, and
> 250 Laps to the Malibu Grand Prix
>

[tiny]

> That would be Tetragrammaton Records.
>
> Now, for the extra point, what famous comedian was a major
> co-owner of that label? (Hint: it wasn't Don Rickles.)
>
> - Doc
>
> > If I can remember the question...What label was the single
>
> > of Hush by Deep Purple on?  I think Jay said that it was
> the
> > same label as the Two Virgins album by John Lennon.
>

The Cos. Long before puddingpops, he was pushing heavy metal music on our youth. Yay for Bill Cosby!

[DoctorWu]

Right on, Tiny!! Come by the studios Monday through Friday anytime between 9AM and 5PM and pick up your copy of Hot Tuna's "Burgers" courtesy of Grunt records, and a $10 gift certificate good at any Sonic Drive-In in the Tri-City Area.

- Doc

> The Cos. Long before puddingpops, he was pushing heavy metal
> music on our youth. Yay for Bill Cosby!
>