Poor Frighty Fright

[vegeta]

His name suits himwell because he sounds like a frightened child on the air. I really feel sorry for the guy. He really wants to do something good on the air, but his personality absolutely does not show up on the air. He sounds dull and monotone. He'd be better off pursuing a career that doesn't in any way involve being on the air.

His song yesterday was terrible, but he seem sot really be trying to get the most he can out of his internship.

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This message was edited by vegeta on 10-24-01 @ 9:45 AM

[HordeKing1]

Although Frighty Fright has no radio experience, he had an idea, took the initiative and tried to make it work.

Whether it did or not is not nearly as important as the fact that he tried.

Next time will be much better.

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[reeshy]

No it won't!

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This Is Really Me!!!

[Chet]

I think you do have to give him credit that he was willing to put his balls on the chopping block. He took a risk, mind you, it was bad radio, but nevertheless he held firm.

"Almost two thousand years, and no new god!" - Nietzsche