Excellence in ass comfort
: Howard Stern just said he ordered a Rush Limbaugh Excellence in Broadcasting chair for $519.
15 responses to “Excellence in ass comfort”
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Slow news day?
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Does it come with a golden microphone and a megaditto button?
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I wonder if it comes with a dildo.
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Two different ends of the spectrum, yet they’re both identical in their assitude.
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perhaps drew but one of them got away with doctor shopping and being a drug addict
while the other one is a radio pioneer who is number one around the country and who has been dating a six foot model for the last three years. -
…would Howard be even more impressive if he was dating a seven foot model for the past three years?
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“…who has been dating a six foot model for the last three years” is such a nice way of saying “disastrous and embarrassing breakup with wife”.
BTW, doesn’t this mean there is now a sinister political connection between Stern and Limbaugh, now that money has passed hands? Imagine the scandal if the New York Times discovered that the swift boat veterans had bought a living room suite from Carl Rove. -
okay, who’s jumped the shark? Howard for buying it, or Limbaugh for selling it?
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John, I fear that Tony (and Howard) might applaud Rush for dating a 2 ft tall midget instead.
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Howard Stern? But I thought he was going to be kicked off the air by the Bush Administration?
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…bit misleading Jeff, the purchase was a goof…from markfriggins.com
“Howard also mentioned that he ordered one of the Rush Limbaugh ”Excellence in Broadcasting” chairs that he sells. Gary said the order should take 4-6 weeks to arrive. Howard and the guys goofed on Limbaugh a little bit and talked about what a rip off that stuff is. A short time later Howard saw that they have an EIB (Excellence in Broadcasting) barbecue grill. Howard said that Limbaugh is an a-hole for selling all of that crap to his audience. High Pitch Erik called in later and asked if he could have Howard’s old chair when he gets his new EIB chair from Limbaugh’s web site”…
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daudder:
“goofed on” means “made fun of.” it doesn’t mean “mistake.” -
You know, sometimes a chair is just a chair. In any case, making fun of Rush Limbaugh is so 1995.
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Hey, there’s nothing wrong with liking tall chicks.
