LSQG™ - Thursday, 6/6/MMXIII #3861

Alan Page

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Jun 11, 2013, 12:45:22 AM6/11/13

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#3861
"From The 'Heart Of Broadway'...
Broadcasting Across The Nation And Around The World..."
~Opening List~
Vince Vaughn
Andy Kindler
Queens Of The Stone Age
"And now...a servant of the people...David Letterman"
~Monologue~
How A-Rod Will Spend His 100-Game Suspension
Good Commencement Speech | Bad Commencement Speech
~CB~
Desk Chat
TTL - Other Films "Too Gay For Hollywood"
~CB~
Vince Vaughn (Panel)
~CB~
Vince Vaughn (Panel)
~CB~
Queens Of The Stone Age Live On Letterman
Visit www.cbs.com/lateshow
Exclusive Online Concert From The Ed Sullivan Theater
Can Be Streamed On Demand!
No Further Questions, Your Honor
~CB~
Andy Kindler (Comic)
~CB~
Queens Of The Stone Age (Music)
"Pick up your pants"

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R H Draney

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Jun 11, 2013, 3:09:45 AM6/11/13

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Alan Page filted:

>
>Late Show Quick Guide - Thursday, 6/6/MMXIII
>
>#3861
>"From The 'Heart Of Broadway'...
>Broadcasting Across The Nation And Around The World..."
>~Opening List~
>Vince Vaughn
>Andy Kindler
>Queens Of The Stone Age

You know it's the summer doldrums when Andy Kindler is the most entertaining
part of the show....r

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Me? Sarcastic?
Yeah, right.

Randwill

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Jun 11, 2013, 10:17:25 AM6/11/13

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"Alan Page" wrote in message news:kp69o3$88v$1...@dont-email.me...

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How long have the window frames behind the desk been gone?

Alan Page

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Jun 12, 2013, 10:35:26 AM6/12/13

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"Randwill" wrote...

>How long have the window frames behind the desk been gone?

Since Monday's show.

From the Wahoo Gazette...
http://www.cbs.com/shows/late_show/wahoo_gazette/

"How many of you noticed? The paneled windows behind Dave have been removed.
Now it's a clear view of the city and the George Washington Bridge. I knew
they would no longer be there but not till I saw it did I realize we had a
bit of a quandary: When Dave throws a blue card behind him, should we hear a
glass-crash? I'm not going to tell you what we decided because I don't think
we decided anything yet."

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R H Draney

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Jun 12, 2013, 1:11:08 PM6/12/13

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>"Randwill" wrote...
>
>>How long have the window frames behind the desk been gone?
>
> Since Monday's show.
>
> From the Wahoo Gazette...
>http://www.cbs.com/shows/late_show/wahoo_gazette/
>
>"How many of you noticed? The paneled windows behind Dave have been removed.
>Now it's a clear view of the city and the George Washington Bridge. I knew
>they would no longer be there but not till I saw it did I realize we had a
>bit of a quandary: When Dave throws a blue card behind him, should we hear a
>glass-crash? I'm not going to tell you what we decided because I don't think
>we decided anything yet."

Wasn't there a time when they experimented with other random sound-effects to
replace the breaking-glass sound?...screaming monkeys was an obvious candidate,
and I think maybe Renee Zellweger saying either "ain't no man better'n me" or
"you need me, here I ayum"....r

Twibil

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Jun 12, 2013, 1:33:57 PM6/12/13

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On Jun 12, 10:11 am, R H Draney <dadoc...@spamcop.net> wrote:
>
>
> >>How long have the window frames behind the desk been gone?
>
> > Since Monday's show.
>
> > From the Wahoo Gazette...
> >http://www.cbs.com/shows/late_show/wahoo_gazette/
>
> >"How many of you noticed? The paneled windows behind Dave have been removed.
> >Now it's a clear view of the city and the George Washington Bridge. I knew
> >they would no longer be there but not till I saw it did I realize we had a
> >bit of a quandary: When Dave throws a blue card behind him, should we hear a
> >glass-crash? I'm not going to tell you what we decided because I don't think
> >we decided anything yet."
>
> Wasn't there a time when they experimented with other random sound-effects to
> replace the breaking-glass sound?

I seem to remember hearing a fog horn at least once,
and there were other noises too for a while.

The random noises seemed to annoy Dave, but
that could have been part of the bit.

~Pete

Steve Curtis

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Jun 12, 2013, 6:56:43 PM6/12/13

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"R H Draney" wrote:

>Wasn't there a time when they
>experimented with other random
>sound-effects to replace the
>breaking-glass sound?...screaming

>monkeys was an obvious candidate,...

Monkeys on rocks tend to scream a lot.

Twibil

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Jun 12, 2013, 7:30:48 PM6/12/13

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It's those posts from Ed Conrad that do it...

Randwill

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Jun 13, 2013, 1:57:29 PM6/13/13

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"Alan Page" wrote in message news:kpa0mc$kf4$1...@dont-email.me...

"Randwill" wrote...

>How long have the window frames behind the desk been gone?

Since Monday's show.

From the Wahoo Gazette...
http://www.cbs.com/shows/late_show/wahoo_gazette/

"How many of you noticed? The paneled windows behind Dave have been removed.
Now it's a clear view of the city and the George Washington Bridge. I knew
they would no longer be there but not till I saw it did I realize we had a
bit of a quandary: When Dave throws a blue card behind him, should we hear a
glass-crash? I'm not going to tell you what we decided because I don't think
we decided anything yet."

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On the left side of the "window" you can now see that two of the bridges end
in mid-air. It doesn't bother me that much, but I worry about the safety of
the tiny motorists back there.

R H Draney

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Jun 13, 2013, 2:28:12 PM6/13/13

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Randwill filted:

Bloomberg will have something to say about this, just you wait and see....r

Twibil

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Jun 13, 2013, 8:20:22 PM6/13/13

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On Jun 13, 10:57 am, "Randwill" <rwilliams4...@triad.rr.com> wrote:
>
>
> "How many of you noticed? The paneled windows behind Dave have been removed.
> Now it's a clear view of the city and the George Washington Bridge. I knew
> they would no longer be there but not till I saw it did I realize we had a
> bit of a quandary: When Dave throws a blue card behind him, should we hear a
> glass-crash? I'm not going to tell you what we decided because I don't think
> we decided anything yet."
> -----------------------------------------------------
>
> On the left side of the "window" you can now see that two of the bridges end
> in mid-air. It doesn't bother me that much, but I worry about the safety of
> the tiny motorists back there.

Well, we've been telling you for *years* now that
the nation's tiny transportation infrastructure is falling
apart and in desperate need of funding for upgrades.

But do you listen? Nooooooooooooo!