huh?
:P
Edit: update- if ur bored, u can also try googling for "Japanese babel sickness" or "flavored meth"
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huh?
:P
Edit: update- if ur bored, u can also try googling for "Japanese babel sickness" or "flavored meth"
I hate teh Japs.
The Welsh must be behind this.
-bd
:glag: heard about this on teh dean blundell show.
dean who?
dean BLUNDELL
ten past 11
Big Text!!!1
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The Dean Blundell Show
The Dean Blundell Show airs Monday through Friday from 5:30 AM until 9:30 AM. The show consists of the hosts, Dean Blundell, Jason Barr, and Todd Shapiro discussing ongoing news and events in an often humorous and cynical fashion. It is known for its listener contests, charity work, colourful guests, and Blundell's rants. Every morning Dean Blundell presents "The Edge Files", a look at some recent news stories delivered in a satirical way. Their most preferred story seems to deal with pain in the genital region, especially those that deal with the loss of genitalia.
[edit] Recurring guests
- "Gay Jeff", a homosexual friend of Todd Shapiro, appears Tuesday morning, beginning in February 2007. Jeff and the hosts discuss topics related to the gay community; however, these discussions usually degrade into the hosts questioning Jeff about his sexual exploits or opinions and perceptions as a gay man.
- Sex columnist Josey Vogels, every Wednesday morning. Each week she brings a sex-related topic up for discussion, though, similarly to with Jeff, conversations tend to degrade into requests for information about her own sexual exploits.
- The "Blind Movie Reviewer", Derek Welsman, every Thursday morning. Legally blind (he has stated he can see about 10–12%), Welsman, who is also a commercial producer for the radio station, talks about a movie he's seen recently, from the perspective of a blind person. Each movie reviewed is assigned a score of one to five "blurries", and each review ends with Welsman's catch phrase, "and that's the way I see it!"
- "Psychic Nikki" often comes in on Friday mornings, and discusses her psychic visions regarding celebrities, the show's hosts, and callers.
[edit] Contests
More so than any other of the regular shows on the station, the Dean Blundell Show regularly runs a variety of contests, which often lead to much larger prizes than the other shows' contests. Contests have included:
The show also has a number of recurring games, with smaller prizes. These include:
- The "Moderately Paid Employee Program" in which the winner, Adwoa Nsiah Yeboah, was awarded a position at the station as its helicopter traffic reporter.
- "The Mister Man-Boobs Contest", "The Cougar Hunt", "The Edge Ultimate Ugly Contest", and "Buns of Steel Contest"
- A series of Wheels, loosely following the 7 Deadly Sins. Each of these "Wheel" contests consist of a series of random challenges (oft-repeated challenges involve stunts done in front of the live tapings of Breakfast Television, getting onto other radio stations to promote the show/contest, and marketing the radio station), determined by a spin on the wheel, and posed either to a certain number of selected Inside Edge members, or as an open challenge to all listeners. The winners of these challenges are given one or more spaces on the final spin of the wheel, where the person landed on wins a giant prize. To date, there have been Wheels of Greed, Sloth, Envy, Gluttony, and most recently, Pride.
- The "$50,000 Gong", loosely based on The Gong Show, in which listeners come to the Edge studios and present their talent (either by demonstrating something sufficiently impressive or sufficiently disgusting) to the on-air personalities, who hit a gong if they don't like it. The listeners who don't get "gonged" qualify for the final round, where one listener will be awarded $50,000. On October 27th The Edge announced that James McAndrew was the winner with his "fart on command" talent.
- The "Edge Youtube Challenge", in which listeners post videos on YouTube. The videos must include the Edge logo, and "102.1 The Edge" in the video title. 4 prizes of $1000, and 1 grand prize of $5000 are to be rewarded.
- Stump The Show, where callers try to stump the hosts with a question. Due to a convoluted series of rules (including not being able to say "um", "uh" or "no"), this game is generally won by the show, rather than a caller (in which case no prize is awarded).
- "Wha' Happened?", in which callers try to impress the hosts with strange stories of problems in their lives. Blundell, Barr and Shapiro tend to prefer stories dealing with flatulence, sexual mishaps, and the like.
- "What's Wrong With You?", a similar call-in contest to "Wha' Happened" except listeners share interesting and often disgusting, crude or sexual stories about what's wrong with them or their family.
[edit] Trivia
- During the National Hockey League playoffs, Blundell, Barr and Shapiro often play pranks on the team that the Toronto Maple Leafs are facing.
- Jackass co-stars Steve-O and Chris Pontius were guests on the show on March 26, 2004, in order to promote their "Don't Try This at Home" tour, leading to the suspension of Blundell, Barr and Shapiro for the week following. During the interview, Pontius and Steve-O used multiple expletives on the air. Steve-O also proceeded to urinate on the floor and perform a stunt called "Unwrapping the Mummy" all in front of a live studio audience.[4]
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why don't we start our own Youtube Challenge?
sure you go first.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alien5