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Your feelings on Howard Stern

Posted: March 25 08, 11:56 am
by Spider John
I may be missing something, because I just don't find any enjoyment in watching / listening to Howard Stern. Am I the only one?

Re: Your feelings on Howard Stern

Posted: March 25 08, 12:03 pm
by TabascoElvis
Spider John wrote:I may be missing something, because I just don't find any enjoyment in watching / listening to Howard Stern. Am I the only one?
no, you aren't

Re: Your feelings on Howard Stern

Posted: March 25 08, 12:04 pm
by GatewaySnayke
Yeah, I love him, although my signal doesn't come through in my apartment.

Re: Your feelings on Howard Stern

Posted: March 25 08, 12:04 pm
by Cronos
Spider John wrote:I may be missing something, because I just don't find any enjoyment in watching / listening to Howard Stern. Am I the only one?
+++

Re: Your feelings on Howard Stern

Posted: March 25 08, 12:27 pm
by omaha_red
i remember when his show was on saturday nights a long time ago.. anyone else remember that?

i used to watch it when it was on E! but it got old fast..

i don't hate him.. but i don't seek him out

Re: Your feelings on Howard Stern

Posted: March 25 08, 12:29 pm
by Radbird
I prefer wit over shock, and I hear only the latter when I've listened to him.

Re: Your feelings on Howard Stern

Posted: March 25 08, 12:32 pm
by maddash
Radbird wrote:I prefer wit over shock, and I hear only the latter when I've listened to him.
You're missing out Rad, he can be very witty at times, and the amount of "shock" is often overstated. The show is too hit and miss for me though.

Re: Your feelings on Howard Stern

Posted: March 25 08, 12:34 pm
by ghostrunner
There are two Howards. I listened to his show for a few years around a decade ago. There's the shock-jock which is what you get when he has women or midgets on his show. There's also a really sharp comedic mind capable of some amazingly witty stuff for someone of his rep. That used to come out more when they'd cover the news or issues of the day. One day I got tired enough of the former that it wasn't worthwhile to stick it out for the latter.

Re: Your feelings on Howard Stern

Posted: March 25 08, 12:34 pm
by Radio_Bugtussle
maddash wrote:
Radbird wrote:I prefer wit over shock, and I hear only the latter when I've listened to him.
You're missing out Rad, he can be very witty at times, and the amount of "shock" is often overstated. The show is too hit and miss for me though.
Stern's a bore.

He is witty every now and then-- about as often as the Royals win 20 out of 25 games... :oops:

Re: Your feelings on Howard Stern

Posted: March 25 08, 12:41 pm
by Radbird
maddash wrote:
Radbird wrote:I prefer wit over shock, and I hear only the latter when I've listened to him.
You're missing out Rad, he can be very witty at times, and the amount of "shock" is often overstated. The show is too hit and miss for me though.
Yeah, I've only caught him when on the road and picked him up on a scan. I guess I caught him with women or midgets, as ghost said. What I did hear wasn't witty, just crudeness for shock value. Kinda reminded me of Bob Sagat's stand-up routine - just talk normally and throw the F-word in every third word to show that you're not Danny Tanner. I don't mind raunchiness as long as it's entertaining and not gratuitous.