Geo’s Daily Life-Liners. 4/13/24

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Have you noticed that Black Comedians always make fun of white folk, but White Comedians don’t mention Blacks in fear of ruining their career?

Unlike their older counterparts, I like younger women because they still like to be naughty.

My good friend Billy Bob Harris says, “Don’t judge a man till you’ve walked a mile in his shoes, and the best part is, no matter how it turns out, he’ll be a mile away, and you’ll have his shoes.”

Until we stop hearing about the first African American to do this and the first female to do that, nothing will change.

How the hell do you fight the enemy hiding out in your head?

One can only wonder what kind of homes the folks who feel a need to dance in the end zone come from.

Helping others eliminates fear.

Hey grandson, know this: when a woman claims she’s having your baby, make no mistake about it: she’s having her baby. When she tires of you and leaves, she takes the baby. Not to worry, though; you still get to pay for it.

Geo’s Daily Life-Liners is a Monday through Saturday politically incorrect look at Radio, TV, Music, Movies, Books, Social Media, Politics, Religion, and Life, primarily written with men in mind.
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Geo’s Daily Life-Liners 4/12/24

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Knowing what music to play on the radio before there was research separated the boys from the men.

The only thing wrong with guns is they’re usually used on the wrong people.

Hey, now that Beyonce is on the Cowboy hit parade, how long before WASP music climbs the R&B charts?

Is there anything more incompetent looking than a bunch of Superstars who were just given a huge introduction fucking around with their gear before playing?

I needed to be a boss because I’d have been a terrible employee with my attitude. How come the media never asks,

“Hey, Mr. Politician, how did you become a multimillionaire while serving the public?”

There is no such thing as a balanced life; there’s only life. 

One of my biggest regrets is never taking a few days off to savor our successes before moving on to the next project.

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Geo’s Daily Life-Liners 4/11/24

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Was the word Fascist always been a bad word, or did Hitler make it so?

A lot of my socialist friends think that we need a liberal talk show. However, they don’t understand that for it to be popular, it needs to attract an audience of both Liberals and Conservatives. Unfortunately, right-wingers would never listen; they don’t take the left seriously.

Do the folks who suffer from some form of depression think about what those who love them are going through?

The only good thing about being my age is I can do anything without fear of repercussions. What will they do, give me free room and board plus health care? Darn.

So ladies, would you want beauty or brains if you could only have one?

Loyalty is precious because it’s so rare.

What rights are women willing to give up in order to have equal rights?

What if we discover that Jesus, God, or Mother Mary did not exist? What happens then? 

Geo’s Daily Life-Liners is a Monday through Saturday politically incorrect look at Radio, TV, Music, Movies, Books, Social Media, Politics, Religion, and Life, primarily written with men in mind.
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Marshall McLuhan After being taught at TCI in Transcona that beat farmers mostly populated Russia, you can imagine my surprise when I woke up on the morning of October 4th in 1957 to discover that, somehow, these peasants had managed to put up a satellite that circled the earth called Sputnik. Wow!

Marshall McLuhan, a Toronto University Professor and brilliant media philosopher, later said, “At the moment of Sputnik, the planet became a global theater in which there are no spectators, only actors.
Marshall was absolutely right because, before that Sputnik moment, most men wore only one drab suit, a matching drab tie, and a bunch of boring white shirts.

However, things changed quickly and drastically because we were all on stage now.
Soon, men were wearing bright-colored dress shirts with flowered ties, Blue Blazers with gold buttons, sports jackets of various colors, and even jewelry.

The shirts got wilder as time passed, and a few guys even went neon.
In my mind, the only downside to all this is that if it’s true that we’re all actors on the world stage now, why are there so many bad ones? (Marshall McLuhan is shown on top.)

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@DougHerman: Those special “out of format” things were always fun.  When I was at WRIT/Milwaukee (1970-1971), a couple of times, we did a throw-back weekend where we turned the whole radio station back into 1957 or 1958.  WRIT was top 40 all the time and had been since the ’50s, but for those “special” weekends, we hauled out the old playlists and the old WRIT PAMS jingles from back in the day. We had our station voice guy do appropriate intros and so forth.  We cranked up the reverb on the jock mic channel and even switched our newscasts over to “Action Central News” with all of the sounders, reverb, and sound effects. We took the traditional “Solid Gold Weekend” oldies programming done by a lot of top 40 stations to the absolute extreme.  Enough of us on staff were old enough to remember what it was supposed to sound like.  It was a hell of a lot of fun and got some very good audience reaction. (The Element of Hipness)
Geo: Doing that kind of stuff was so much fun, Doug. I remember at WIBC in Indy, we ran a promo saying, “This Friday at 4:00 PM, 10-70 WIBC becomes a thing of the past.” It had the whole town buzzing. Of course, we played nothing oldies all weekend.

@PaulCavenaugh: The lawyers who lie sleep well at night because they have the most expensive mattresses. (Geo’s Daily Life-Liners)
Geo: I hear ya, Paul.

@BuzzBarnett: Hi ya, George! Miss Your Smilin’ Face! Here’s 2023 for Me after months of extreme pain & near paralysis:DIAGNOSIS: A. SYNOVIAL CYST, L4-L5; EXCISION: – FRAGMENTS OF DEGENERATIVE CARTILAGE WITH ASSOCIATED GRANULATION TISSUE. – NEGATIVE FOR MALIGNANCY.COMMENT: Sections show degenerative cartilage and debris with surrounding granulation-type and proliferating fibroblasts. CLINICAL INFORMATION: Prolapsed lumbar intervertebral disc with SCIATICA.”Synovial cyst L4-L5″ – The specimen consists of a 1.4 x 0.8 x 0.7 cm rubbery pink-tan nodule. Jalapeño-sized cyst causing 100% compression on a root nerve, according to Neurosurgeon Jose Santos @ Presbyterian Hospital/ Albuquerque. Took seven months of cryin’ & screamin’ before Surgery. I just Hope for Your continued Healthiness & Happiness!! (Stabbing me)
Geo: Wow! After reading this Buzzy, I almost feel cured. Good luck, my friend.

Geo’s Daily Life-Liners 4/10/24.

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You may not be able to fix the radio industry, but you sure can fix a radio station.

Guys don’t know shit about love; they just fall into it.

You can learn how to be a banker but not a visionary.

If we don’t agree on politics, how could we possibly agree on greatness?

Being a type ‘A,’ I find it very difficult to move at the pace of others.

Rising out of the ashes of disaster (Radio), I can smell the scent of opportunity.

My friend Billy Bob Harris​ in Dallas claims the impossible is just an opinion.

Geo’s Daily Life-Liners is a Monday through Saturday politically incorrect look at Radio, TV, Music, Movies, Books, Social Media, Politics, Religion, and Life, primarily written with men in mind.
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