Seven Second Delay with Andy and Ken:
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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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August 30, 2017: Learning Andy About Game of Thrones
Andy has never seen Game of Thrones, and is exploring the idea of "hopping into it", asking Ken and the callers to help him get caught up on the storyline thus far. Ken is already a huge fan - he became addicted because the rest of his family was into it and he had little choice but to tune in.
To start, Andy is introduced to the concepts of Jon Snow and Westeros, as well as the usage of dragons, zombies, and incest. The callers delve deeper into the show with information on Beric Dondarrion, wild walkers, Varys, Arya, and much much more. Most callers confess their love for the show, but throughout it all, Andy remains skeptical and underwhelmed. It is however revealed that Andy and George R.R. Martin have one thing in common - they both use Wordstar for word processing, which apparently must be loaded from a DOS command line.
Earlier in the show, Andy discusses his daughters bat mitzvah, specifically the band he hired (My Brother's Penis), and his son's idea to design a quiz show to determine Ken's seating placement at the event. Also, Andy expresses concern for the situation Houston (which he heard about from Beth), and he crafts a plan to fill the city with tampons donated by callers. They estimate billions of tampons are needed.
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The Fall's cover of Dean Martin's "Houston"
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I think it is such an over hyped show. I waited for the dragons then i stopped this season and here come the dragons.. UGH
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"is he gonna pork her dad .. I think he's gonna pork her... "
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I don't know a gay bear friend who doesn't LOVE!!! IT!!
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I say that now.. lol
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Ralph Ellison also used WordStar.[29]
Canadian science fiction author Robert J. Sawyer continues to use a customized version of WordStar for DOS to write his novels,[30] as does George R. R. Martin.[31]
Andy Breckman, the creator of Monk, is a devout WordStar user[32].
Vampire fiction writer Anne Rice was another faithful user of WordStar who struggled to have it installed on newer computers until it could no longer reasonably be done. She then grudgingly transitioned to Microsoft Word, whose design she felt was comparatively unintuitive and illogical: "MS Word was a nightmare by comparison, made perhaps for students and men who liked to 'play' with a mouse. Learning it was like learning something thrown together by maniacs."[33]
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