Crestwood is a maggot pusswad!

the radio guys deserve a "HERO" tag.

If only there were some way to get your message out anonymously, using computers linked all around the world so it wouldn't get traced back to you.

Score one for the FCC.

/How many times have you read THAT lately?

/obscure?
/linked hot like johnny

Man On Fire: the radio guys deserve a "HERO" tag.

YES.

Anything that will get Samantha Mathis to take her top off.

Drug buy info over the airwaves with nary a wiretap?

Please, esplain it to me. Why on Earth would the cops shut down this little entrepreneur?

That is Brilliant

This is what happens to all the good stations.

Arrrgh me hearties, I knows where the booty is......

I don't care for drugs or gangs or prostitutes but operators of this radio station deserve a HERO tag.

Also there should be more provisions for publicly accessible low power FM/AM broadcasting, even if it is only used for crap like this. If hooligans corner the market on insipid fluff the big companies would be forced to broadcast in the public interest like their FCC license requires.

Fignuts!

category_five: I don't care for drugs or gangs or prostitutes but operators of this radio station deserve a HERO tag.

Also there should be more provisions for publicly accessible low power FM/AM broadcasting, even if it is only used for crap like this. If hooligans corner the market on insipid fluff the big companies would be forced to broadcast in the public interest like their FCC license requires.


God forbid the public should be able to make use of its own airwaves!

Don't you understand that the Board of Directors at Clear Channel have children to put through Yale so they can rule over us later? How are they supposed to be able to do that if you Communists deny them your spectrum. It is the DUTY of every American to GIVE their capital over to big corporations so they can profit. It's in the Constitution. look it up.

Hookers and blow!
Hookers and blow!
I'm gonna get me some ookers and blow!

/Named person of interest.

Balthazard Senat. Public Enemy #1

Since when were hookers and blow a bad thing? Geez!....

+1 for Hero tag for the operators.

Surely it would have been more beneficial to listen to where to get the best blow + hookers, and bust the dealers + pimps?

Shrug.

If only they were smart enough to keep moving the transmitter . . .

I heard the station got alot of stimulus money.

category_five: I don't care for drugs or gangs or prostitutes but operators of this radio station deserve a HERO tag.

Also there should be more provisions for publicly accessible low power FM/AM broadcasting, even if it is only used for crap like this. If hooligans corner the market on insipid fluff the big companies would be forced to broadcast in the public interest like their FCC license requires.

Yes, because the biggest threat to our inner cities isn't drugs and gang violence, it's ClearChannel.

Yet they do nothing to stop Rush and Hannity from spewing their propaganda.

So is this a good thing or a bad thing?

Gee, you would think the cops would get the bright idea of letting the radio station continue to broadcast and follow the tips to find criminals and/or set up their own stings. Ah, Florida.

Interestingly, the ad that popped up when I went to the article was for Walgreen's drug store.

Joe Strummer Mick Jones unavailable for comment.

There is a special 10th Level of Hell for these officials, Assholes That Ruined It For The Rest Of Us™.

Go google: Radio Free Sealab, and laugh your farkin arse off.

cept the guys in the article above probably weren't
nearly as good Howlin Mad Murphy.

this should be the mission for NPR.

Did they drop the hammer?

There is no such thing as pirate radio if you are under 100 watts. No license required. Before you cheer the station for fighting the system get you facts straight. Ignorant farkers talking like they know something like normal.

Drugs wouldn't cause trouble if they were legal, and thus no longer providing criminals with a stream of revenue. Al Capone was only possible because of prohibition.

pondelik
"There is no such thing as pirate radio if you are under 100 watts. No license required. Before you cheer the station for fighting the system get you facts straight. Ignorant farkers talking like they know something like normal."

Link (new window)

Dumbass

Sudlow: pondelik
"There is no such thing as pirate radio if you are under 100 watts. No license required. Before you cheer the station for fighting the system get you facts straight. Ignorant farkers talking like they know something like normal."

Link (new window)

Dumbass

Tough guy pondelik just got served.

This is just the first step towards Obama's plan of silencing all...*sigh*...I...I just can't do it. I don't know how the FARK trolls live with themselves.

One Bad Apple: This is just the first step towards Obama's plan of silencing all...*sigh*...I...I just can't do it. I don't know how the FARK trolls live with themselves.

Good, step back from the keyboard. Wash hands, dry on pants.
Hum a merry little tune when the voices start next time.

/my fillings pick up only pirate radio

Thank you, FAIL-ARTICLE, for telling me how they actually got caught.

So when is Sirius/XM going to pick it up?

Well boppers we just have to play you a song

//obscure???

myinternetname: Thank you, FAIL-ARTICLE, for telling me how they actually got caught.

If they were broadcasting from the same place at predictable times it is pretty easy to figure out where RF signals are coming from.

Funny how in a "democracy", most of the stuff the majority wants is still illegal. Yeah, funny.

Dancin_In_Anson: Do you remember
Back in nineteen sixty-six?
Country jesus, hillbilly blues,
Thats where I learned my licks.
Oh, from coast to coast and line to line
In every county there,
Im talkin bout that outlaw x
Is cuttin through the air.

Anywhere, yall,
Everywhere, yall,
I heard it, I heard it,
I heard it on the x.

We can all thank doctor b
Who stepped across the line.
With lots of watts he took control,
The first one of its kind.
So listen to your radio
Most each and every night
cause if you dont Im sure you wont
Get to feeling right.

Anywhere, yall,
Everywhere, yall,
I heard it, I heard it,
I heard it on the x.

I'm leaving here satisfied, you magnificent bastard.

boobsrgood: Funny how in a "democracy", most of the stuff the majority wants is still illegal. Yeah, funny.

Its not the majority, it's just the potheads whine the loudest.

Duke_leto_Atredes 2009-03-07 07:19:57 PM
Well boppers we just have to play you a song

//obscure???


Gigglecream already posted a picture from the WARRIORS!!! COME OUT TO PLLLAAAAAY. Sorry, had to do that.

/nice name Duke

hardinparamedic: Its not the majority, it's just the potheads whine the loudest.

Like you, for example? The article is about cocaine and hookers. Put down the bong.

lofty29: Surely it would have been more beneficial to listen to where to get the best blow + hookers, and bust the dealers + pimps?

Shrug.

That was kinda what I was wondering.

If something like this was going on, and I was a cop, I'd be listening to where the deals were going down, driving out there with some fellow officers, and busting the people who were actually a serious threat.

The only really bad thing I could see in the broadcasts were the "advertisements" for "violent gangs." (What, mention this promotion code when you join the crips and get a free tattoo and gun?) Even that could be used to infiltrate a gang or at least catch some gang members, though.