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To: HitmanNY
"I find Savage at his most brilliant when he goes off topic into a personal anecdote, or a short history lesson. He develops it and then applies the moral or the metaphor to the big news item of the day. It's usually very good, but sometimes its remarkable and truly brilliant."

From an e-mail I sent several days ago:

subject: pointy shoes, drugs, sex, rock & roll

Dr Savage -

Since I tried to call your program and the lines were busy, I thought I would e-mail.

About two weeks ago, you did the pointy shoes shtick which darn near split my gut. I thought that introducing "pointy shoes" as a sub theme (almost what could be called a computer subroutine in geek talk), then continuing your topic for a dozen words or so, and going back to "pointy shoes", then to the topic and back was absolutely brilliant and I congratulate you.......................


"Savage is AOK. By the way, 56 mins into todays show and still an 'encore.' :("

Larry Morena (sp?) is sitting in for him tonight so it's a new show here. Of course, I can't remember what I had for lunch so take that for what it;s worth ;-)

26 posted on 09/07/2005 4:08:47 PM PDT by infocats
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To: infocats

Yes, that's a good example! Savage has warned men in the past to be wary of women with very pointy shoes. The pointer the shoe, the more trouble.

There's wisdom there!

I tried to call Savage twice and both times I got on without problem. I once called Dennis Prager and got through without problem. The phone rang 4 times and his producer Ava answered. Just flukish luck - I have spoken to people who have called both many times and always got a busy signal.


29 posted on 09/07/2005 4:18:56 PM PDT by HitmanLV
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