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Geritol Jump-Shooters|Voodoo Economics|Ellumized|Miss Potty Mouth|Carol Reed's Boo-Boos|Goodbye, Greg
Published: December 27, 2007
Geritol Jump-shooters
Take it from one of us who believes you only get better with age ("Oldies but Greaties," by Richie Whitt, December 20). Thank you sincerely for a great tale. For a change, we should all read of proud men who play for the love of the game. Good to see this mature perspective in the Dallas Observer for a change.
Frank L., via dallasobserver.com
Voodoo Economics
It's ironic that Schutze is calling other people stupid when he screws up basic math. Inflation is compounded year to year, not added. So the cumulative figure for the years given is roughly 50 percent, not the 43 percent stated ("Slow Train Coming," by Jim Schutze, December 20). Next thing you know, he'll be saying a drainage ditch is a good place to build a park.
Oh, never mind...
Bill, via dallasobserver.com
Ellumized
Deep Ellum could be a great hot spot in Dallas if the entire Dallas City Council would pull their heads out ("Deep Addison," by Andrea Grimes and Matt Pulle, December 20). I and several of my friends would love to spend more time and money in Deep Ellum, but getting back out of there is not cost-effective. What I mean by that is that the last train runs at 11 p.m., most people don't go out until 9 p.m. and the clubs don't close until 2 a.m. With gas prices up, it is too expensive to have someone drive us down there and then come pick us up. And also too expensive to take a taxi. They should have one or two late trains leaving at 2:30 a.m. and 3 a.m. to help people out of the area. They could have extra security on these trains as well to help keep those who might be rowdy calm and in their place.
The money earned and the publicity the city of Dallas would get for ensuring that people can have fun and get home safely would help promote the area greatly. We have a lot of business people that come into town and stay at hotels close to the DART lines. They often ask us where they can go to have a good time. We always have to keep them close to here because of the expense.
The city has done nothing but go downhill. I have lived in the area all my life and remember when Dallas was the place to go. Maybe someday it will be again.
Bobby, via dallasobserver.com
Miss Potty Mouth
Hey Ginger, want me to call DPS from a pay phone and sing "Have Yourselves a Shitty Little Christmas" (Buzz, by Patrick Williams, December 20)? I'll do it, just say "the word."
"Marlen Darlin," via dallasobserver.com
Carol Reed's Boo-boos
Well, I guess all that money sometimes dulls one's brain ("Bring It On," by Matt Pulle, December 13). Rob Allyn has apparently forgotten when his candidate for mayor was Jim Buerger. Does anyone remember a Mayor Buerger? Didn't think so. Hey, wait—and that race is the one that Carol didn't win either—afraid to take the race because it would ruin her Republican credentials since Fred Meyer was in the race.
Oh yeah, I won that one.
Lorlee, via dallasobserver.com
Goodbye, Greg
I too miss Greg and hope that he can get himself together ("Hammered," by Richie Whitt, November 22). While I do agree that he does owe a lot of stars and athletes an apology for the way he "dogged them out" because of drug use, I'm pretty sure he won't be the first one to cast judgment on another human being again. I also agree with a lot of the other writers who don't like the snake. I hate that forced humor he is always throwing down on the show. I will always believe the show took a huge nosedive when he joined the crew. And as others have said, don't trust him either. I still believe the little backstabber had it out for Chris, Expo and most likely Greg. Hurry home, Greg, as this P1 sista does miss you and I've about had my fill of Corby and Rhyner. I do like Danny and Ty, however.
Barbara Webb, DeSoto








The ticket's going to miss "The human who's name must not be spoken." It seems he burned all bridges with his coworkers long ago and then only compounded his drug induced nightmare by arguing with them during the face to face they all had just after thanksgiving. I really didn't want to see him come back--can't listen to hypocrytes, but the crap Mike and crew are throwing out these days has to change quickly to get me to turn off my XM from 3-7. I listened to their same old radio anthrax this afternoon from 3-4:30 to see if anything had changed--NOT...just that the station's touting some big announcement on Thursday during Norm's show. My guess, Norm's gonna put his microphone in permanent dry dock, as in retirement. The longer this b.s. in the afternoon goes on the more I'm looking for Rhynes to retire himself--oh, can't do that as he's got to support the housewife and a daughter in an expensive private college. Well, he's told all of us that he owes us nothing and I don't owe him my patronage any longer unless they get a real show up and going.
Comment by John in Plano — January 8, 2008 @ 04:40PM
I do not know how you can say that Snake had anything to do with Chris, Expo or Greg leaving the Ticket. Chris openly admitted he was burnt out and the ticket was the least paying job to drop so he did. Expo thought he should be running the ticket and that bit him in the ass. As for Greggo I love the guy but he had to get his self right with life or he was going to die the way of John Belushi or Chris Farley. I hope Greg prevails and returns to radio stronger and better then ever but I do not think it can or will be with the Ticket. Let everyone move on and stop the hating.
Comment by Steve — February 6, 2008 @ 03:39PM
Corby is the ultimate over laugher,and I think HE thinks it is cute, and talk about ass-kissing to Rhynes(no he aint dead he is just an old fool without Greggo) it's rediculous.Now he thinks he is in charge. He is so liberal it stinks and Big dumb Danny is just an ass and brings nothing to the "show".Actually it is time for the odd line to pass into the sunset, without any fanfare.They didnt know it then, but Greggo WAS the Hardline, and it should not be called that now,How about the Corby show with the panty wearing old goof.
Comment by Mike — May 6, 2008 @ 04:56PM