What Did You Learn? 4/21/2006

[Standby]

I gotta get back into posting on these threads. Working from 9-11 means can't call in with a WDYL, and I don't hear some great ones.

Today I learned...

Four Jews beats a full house.

Stern's show now sounds like Sex & The City (Speaking of XM...)

Mustache day is going to end bad for someone's future career...

[HummerTuesdays]

Oxy Powder works like drano.

[Farm Flufer]

Four Jews beats a full house.


Damn you, I came in to post this :fight6:

[OandAPest]

I learned:

That 4 Jews beat 3 Prostants and 2 Muslims.

Everytime O&A have a big success, XM is really taking a huge loss.

When applying for a job, it's ok to call the interveiwer a "......"

XM 203 is now the ...... Network hosted by Patrice Oneal

And Finally, Direct TV is learning basic programing 101 taught to them by the PESTS! Congrats to the all of Pests!

[Turtle]

Ant looks like Yasser Arafats (sp) son

[BabyHat3R]

I learned that the show needs better writers:icon_mrgr

that Patrice is expected to be in the third chair when Jimmy isn't...and he has to do it for free

and that all questions will be answered Monday

[d0uche_n0zzle]

I learned Patrice should never deal directly with the man, he's needs people to handle his business.

[twotrickpony]

Let's see how many times Anthony will use this new word...

echelon




ech·e·lon [ éshə lòn ]


noun (plural ech·e·lons)

Definitions:

1. level in hierarchy: a level of authority or rank in an organization or system
the lower echelons of society


2. aircraft formation with offset positions: a group of aircraft flying in positions behind and to one side of the aircraft in front


3. military formation with offset positions: a formation in which individuals or units are positioned behind and to one side of those in front to give a stepped effect and allow each a clear view ahead


4. physics device for studying spectra: a series of glass plates of equal thickness arranged like steps, used in spectroscopy for studying the fine structure of spectral lines




transitive and intransitive verb (past and past participle ech·e·loned, present participle ech·e·lon·ing, 3rd person present singular ech·e·lons)

Definitions:

form echelon: to arrange something in or form an echelon


[Late 18th century. < French, "rung" < échelle "ladder" < Latin scala "stair"]

However he plugged my wackbag handle, "Two trick pony", so I am a little concerened Les Nunvez (spelling?) is sending me a bill?