WFMU: Seven Second Delay with Andy and Ken: Playlist from December 5, 2007

Seven Second Delay with Andy and Ken: Playlist from December 5, 2007

The program formerly known as Dinner at Andy's, The Fuzzy Glove Hour, Whores, and The Happiness Hut. Ken and Andy, also known as The Enema Boys, further lower WFMU's already abysmal standards on a weekly basis. Stunt radio which subjects the radio audience to concepts and topics which mature adults should not have to endure. Find the fatal flaw. (Visit homepage.)

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December 5, 2007: Secret Santa 2007

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time

Listener comments!
	6:05pm first time listener: whaaat?!? andy has coins?!?! haha...poor-man :)
	6:12pm Sean Daily: Second comment! Woo hoo!
	6:21pm R&B: Happy Chanukah Ken and Andy
	6:22pm n_word: Andy you deserve your dollar. Set up a pay-pal account and you got my dollar.
	6:23pm B: Can't send you yourself a tip, but if it makes you feel better, I donated to Pencils2MediaMoguls on behalf of your "little TV show". =)
	6:27pm seanh: do you accept paypal for tips?
	6:30pm Listener John: The post office says that the maximum value of a gift or gratuity that a postal worker can accept is $20. So that Andy is pushing the envelope of generosity with his $20 tip, and Ken is giving a very very respectable $10.
	6:44pm am aria: something smells funny i the library
	6:44pm listeners R&B: Everyone wants books, you should give the new LCD book to all these bookworms
	6:58pm seanh: wikipedia seems to suggest tipping radio hosts is customary http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tip#Entertainer_and_talk_show_host_tips "In most civilized western nations, tipping the funnier of two radio talk hosts is considered in good taste. Tips for entertainers should be especially generous, usually around $10-15."
	11:05pm bobdobbs2: Come back Chris! all is forgiven!
	5:25am Adrian: For the love of God, please stop chewing gum during the show. I listen on earphones and it sounds like there's a sheep in the studio.

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Listener comments!
	6:05pm first time listener: whaaat?!? andy has coins?!?! haha...poor-man :)
	6:12pm Sean Daily: Second comment! Woo hoo!
	6:21pm R&B: Happy Chanukah Ken and Andy
	6:22pm n_word: Andy you deserve your dollar. Set up a pay-pal account and you got my dollar.
	6:23pm B: Can't send you yourself a tip, but if it makes you feel better, I donated to Pencils2MediaMoguls on behalf of your "little TV show". =)
	6:27pm seanh: do you accept paypal for tips?
	6:30pm Listener John: The post office says that the maximum value of a gift or gratuity that a postal worker can accept is $20. So that Andy is pushing the envelope of generosity with his $20 tip, and Ken is giving a very very respectable $10.
	6:44pm am aria: something smells funny i the library
	6:44pm listeners R&B: Everyone wants books, you should give the new LCD book to all these bookworms
	6:58pm seanh: wikipedia seems to suggest tipping radio hosts is customary http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tip#Entertainer_and_talk_show_host_tips "In most civilized western nations, tipping the funnier of two radio talk hosts is considered in good taste. Tips for entertainers should be especially generous, usually around $10-15."
	11:05pm bobdobbs2: Come back Chris! all is forgiven!
	5:25am Adrian: For the love of God, please stop chewing gum during the show. I listen on earphones and it sounds like there's a sheep in the studio.

Seven Second Delay with Andy and Ken: Playlist from December 5, 2007

Listener comments!

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