Straight talk about radio programming, radio advertising, radio production...Well, you get the idea.
Radio commercial for a theatrical production of “Wicked”:
Really? Then I guess it wouldn’t be much trouble from them to provide us with a list of just a few audience members who have described this experience as “thrillifying.”
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Maybe Billy Mays or Vince Offer, the ShamWow guy has seen it. Are ya getting this, camera guy?
LOVE it…anytime an advertiser can make up a new word and use it in a spot so they’re not *actually* lying (nudge, nudge, wink wink!) then you KNOW they are. Thanks, Dan…great catch!
thirllifying? really? wow…
Gee, I wonder if I can get tickerlets to this show?
@ Stubie: Better hurry. There’s a huge crowd lined up at the box office, and I hear they’re ecstathusiastic.
“They’re lined up in the hallway trying to get in” Translated this means “no one’s here, which is why you hear the echo behind me and not real crowd noise.”
I think Dan can clarify that with just one question, “How many legs does a horse have if you call his tail a leg?”
@ ANONYMOUS: re: horse’s legs: Ah, you’ve been to one of my seminars. I love that question. (Please don’t give away the answer. Make everyone else go to a future seminar…)