Chrissie Swan's RSVP profile
Borked Pseudo Mailed
( If link doesn't work, her tagname is " Sorted73 " )
hottie
"Borked Pseudo Mailed" <nob...@pseudo.borked.net> wrote in message
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> http://www.rsvp.com.au/profile/profileDisplay.jsp?fromNameSearch=true&handle=sorted73&k=2185048515649805148&s=110331903&l=en&t=GUEST
>
> ( If link doesn't work, her tagname is " Sorted73 " )
>
Good luck to her .
Pete
"Rock in Stereo" <membersh...@lycos.com> wrote in message
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> * I sincerely hope you aren't employed by MRWORKS.
The Listener
> http://www.rsvp.com.au/profile/profileDisplay.jsp?fromNameSearch=true&handle=sorted73&k=2185048515649805148&s=110331903&l=en&t=GUEST
>
> ( If link doesn't work, her tagname is " Sorted73 " )
And your point is? I'm sure in your miniscule mind, you wish for all of
us to attach a negative connotation to online dating sites and
therefore that of people who use them. So that very point back to you -
what were you doing on there in the first place?
This seems to be a reoccuring theme of late - to post threads of
questionable veracity about Chrissie Swan. Last week it was bored
speculation about any move to Brisbane which we all knew was
resoundingly incorrect and now this.
How do you even know that the profile you've provided a link to is
actually by Chrissie herself? Is the profile verified by the site's
administration? Any photos used don't have any connection to radio, so
I don't see the link there either. This is in direct contrast to a
former cap city FM announcer whom I'm told used her station website
photos on her RSVP profile and when quizzed by workmates, denied it,
but later that day the profile was missing.
I think it's time you found yourself a hobby and spent less time
thinking about things that you wished had a connection to radio.
Perhaps it's all part of her program and this will become an ongoing
segment on the program. It's what's called honest radio - Howard Stern
does it well and I'm sure Chrissie would too. Even without it, Hot 91's
b'fast sounds a hell of a lot better than that wannabe property
developer who attempts to fight opposition GM's in pubs and his curly
haired female sidekick on 91.9 or the clapped out comedian and the
woman with the equal (to Jabba's co-host on Nova Bne) worst voice on
radio ie. the Mix 92.7 b'fast.
The funniest point about the original poster of this thread is that
they haven't even found all the Hot 91 staff on that site. Now off you
go and keep yourself amused looking for what I mean there.
The Listener
The Listener
> enjoy!
>
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> http://www.rsvp.com.au/profile/profileDisplay.jsp?fromNameSearch=true&handle=sorted73&k=5659805528251614519&s=110144403&l=en&t=GUEST
Oh big, bugging deal. You've just posted what the original poster did.
Nothing new = nothing to contribute.
> Remailer Echolot at:
> http://www.zsolttech.com/~remailer/
Well you really do look the complete troll using an 'anonymiser' so no
credibility for you.
The Listener
Mots
:D
Spokes
The Listener
> Care factor = zilch
Exactly, even moreso when Chrissie has discussed it on her show, No
big, oooh, aaah secret there. Just honest radio which makes for good
listening and far more digestable at that time of the morning than the
plastic palavering on the stations across the road with classic
calamities such as:
"let's do battle of the sexes"
"call us on when you were jilted by your ex"
"it's 10 past 8, it's 11 past 8, it's 12 past 8, it's 13 past 8, it's
14 past 8, it's 15 past 8, it's 16 past 8, it's 17 past 8, it's 18 past
8, it's 19 past 8, it's 20 past 8, it's 21 past 8..."
"after these ads, we'll tell you where to get your icy, cold cans of
coke"
Dinosaurs don't work too well in the modern world the childish attitude
of the original poster is just the same.
In unrelated (maybe not?) news, I saw a vacancy at Sea FM Rocky for a
scholck jock, perhaps Ross Turner or one of his eager-to-please
underlings would like some time out in the tropics? Because such posts
as the original and the 6th one are tired tactics, we saw it all in
2003 on the Gold Coast against Hot Tomato and the same tawdry tricks 3
later in a different market are having the same effect - just one big
yawn for the whole market, audience and advertisers alike.
The Listener