A Mean Niece, Messing with Telemarketers, and Sports – Complete with Testicles.

By:

The Dude on the Right

I don’t know what I did to my niece for her to hate me so, but just when I
transitioned from The Plain White T’s invading my head to Aly & AJ (and Bob
Uecker), thanks to her that damn song about a chick in New York City is back in
my head.  Her impending graduation present is now shrinking.

But

this podcast
isn’t all about my niece who torments me, I also give some fun
I have with telemarketers.  It’s also a day for sports, where Greg Oden
might be out for the season with a busted knee, and a fight in June resulting in
exposed testicles is really hitting the headlines today thanks to a wacky
Oklahoma Sooner football fan supposedly grabbing the balls of a wacky Texas
Longhorn football fan.  I just worry when one of the lawyers uses the word
"malarkey," and I also worry about some of my friends who are USC fans who didn’t
go to USC.

Thanks for listening.

That’s it for this one!  I’m The Dude on the Right!!  L8R!!!

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What’s In My Head? Bob Uecker vs. Aly & AJ

By:

The Dude on the Right

As I continue to question my sanity, and finally able to get the "Hey There
Delilah" song by the Plain White T’s out of my head, probably thanks to my
fantastic parody song I recorded during

a previous podcast
, now comes a dream last night, which, and I can’t figure
out why, had me trying to analyze the popularity of sports announcer Bob Uecker.
Yup, that’s right,
Bob Uecker.

In the dream my dude-mobile is parked in a parking garage and between my car and
another car is a Mercedes. The Mercedes is sort of wedged between our cars with
nearly no clearance, and the driver of the Mercedes begins to pull forward. Sure
enough the driver turns too soon and scratches my bumper. It’s not dented, just
scratched, and the Mercedes driver gets out, gives me his business card and
tells me to send him the bill (I really wish, though, that I could remember the
information on the business card, that would be even more exciting to
investigate, but anyway, I digress). As simple as this dream starts, suddenly
the dude asks me for my analysis of the popularity of Bob Uecker.

And I actually answer him, and I based my analysis on how old people are or
if they are a rabid baseball fan.

Baseball fans who pay attention to various team announcers generally will
know who Bob Uecker is, he’s the play-by-play man for the Milwaukee Brewers that
the Chicago Cub’s folks allow to sing "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" and
desecrate it. Simple enough. Others might not know him by name, but if you say
he’s the play-by-play man in the "Major League" movies they’ll know exactly who
you are talking about. Then I explain to the dude that a generation of young
kids will have no idea who he is, but that the rest of America, even if not a
baseball fan, but as long as they watched TV or listened to the radio during the
1980’s, will know him by name simply from the Miller Lite commercials he was in,
and it is because of him we say silly things when heading to our seats like "I
must be in the front row!" even as we find ourselves heading to what we now call
the "Uecker Seats." And then, as if on cue, I break into the jingle "Bob Uecker,
Bob Uecker, Bob Uecker’s his name; should be in the Hall of Fame. The guys all
like him; don’t forget us gals! Buy him a Lite, and be his pal! Uecker, Uecker,
Uecker it’s The Bob Uecker Show!"

And with that, like all good dreams, I wake up, wonder to myself "Self, how
in the hell do you still remember that Bob Uecker jingle?"  Then, of
course, what song has been pulsing through my brain all day? Yup, you guessed
it, "The Bob Uecker Show" jingle. I don’t know if I can write a parody of that
thing to clear it from my head, but I guess, as a dude, it’s better to have that
stuck in my head rather than the latest Aly & AJ song. No more humming "You’re
not livin’ – ’til your livin’, livin’ with me," now I’m stuck humming a jingle
from the ‘80’s, complete with a higher pitch for "Don’t forget us gals." Now I
just worry about what song will be stuck in my head next.

That’s it for this one! 
I’m The Dude on the Right!! L8R!!!

What’s New? A Podcast of: Stu & The Dude’s Weekend Wrap-Up! Britney’s Mom-Ass, “Shoot ‘Em Up” Talk, and Smelly Coffee.

For this podcast episode of “Stu & The Dude’s Weekend Wrap-Up!” Stu Gotz is trying to deal with his allergies, and his weekend was sort of boring except he is amazed at the ability of his son to recognize various smells. The Dude on the Right saw “Shoot ‘Em Up,” but for the most part the boys talk about the MTV Video Music Awards that had Britney Spears not losing her mom-ass yet, and Sarah Silverman doing stand-up that would have went over great in a club, just not so much at the award show. At least The Dude didn’t have to talk much about watching the Chicago Bears and the Chicago Cubs both lose.

Stu & The Dude’s Weekend Wrap-Up! Britney’s Mom-Ass, “Shoot ‘Em Up” Talk, and Smelly Coffee.

By:

The Dude on the Right

Sneezing is a part of allergies sometimes, and Stu’s nose is all full of
allergy, but he’s muddling through it for

this podcast of "Stu & The Dude’s Weekend Wrap-Up!"
Stu’s weekend wasn’t
that exciting, just finishing up his basement cleaning and being amazed at the
olfactory senses that his son possesses. Me, I regale Stu with my seeing

"Shoot ‘Em Up,"
but for the most part both of us caught Britney Spears on
the MTV Video Music Awards so, much like everyone else broadcasting today, we
give our take. Stu totally recognizes Ms. Spears’ mom-ass, and I almost feel
sorry for her. Sometimes I can be sympathetic, but I will say that the entire
VMA package was a complete train wreck.  Even so, it’s a good thing the
VMA’s were on because I really didn’t want to talk about watching the Chicago
Bears nor the Chicago Cubs respective losses, which I also viewed over the
weekend.

Thanks for listening.

That’s it for this one!  I’m The Dude on the Right!!  L8R!!!

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What’s New? A Movie Review of “Shoot ‘Em Up.”

For this movie review of “Shoot ‘Em Up,” The Dude on the Right thinks the movie lives up to the title, and then some. He also thinks Neo’s shooting skills in “The Matrix” pale in comparison to those of Smith in this movie. “Shoot ‘Em Up” also gives new meaning to the phrase “It’s raining men” and shows that a carrot can actually cause you to lose your eyesight.

What’s New? A Podcast of: A Parody of “Hey There Delilah,” Baggy Pant Laws, and What’s Up With Rick Ankiel?

For this podcast The Dude on the Right worries about the humiliation ammunition he has just given his niece and nephew, and hell, the rest of the world, for his parody of “Hey There Delilah” from The Plain White T’s. He calls his song “I Hate Delilah,” and decided to do it a cappella since he’s lazy. Nice timing for him since he wrote this song after it has already hit its popularity peak. He also spouts about Eddie Griffin dropping the “N”-Bomb, is worried about his Chicago Cubs, and is troubled by towns making laws about wearing pants that show your butt-crack. And, oh yea, what was Rick Ankiel with the St. Louis Cardinals doing with HGH (Human Growth Hormone) a few years ago. We all want to know.

A Parody of “Hey There Delilah,” Baggy Pant Laws, and What’s Up With Rick Ankiel?

By:

The Dude on the Right

Due to a weird week

this podcast
is being posted on a Saturday night, and as much as I am almost
proud of my parody song titled “I Hate Delilah,” obviously a take on “Hey
There Delilah
” by The Plain White T’s, I can’t help but wonder the
ammunition of humiliation my niece, nephew, and just about anyone else out there
in internet-land now have on me. If I ever run for Governor or President this
podcast might be the one to really come back and bite me in the ass. Ahhh, you
know what? So what! Chicken Butt! I’m just hoping this podcast will finally get
the songs out of my head.

In other podcast topics I wonder about Rick Ankiel of the St. Louis
Cardinals, also wonder if Eddie Griffin might have been set up at a Black
Enterprise Magazine event, and also wonder why towns are trying to put a stupid
law on their books by banning droopy pants – Plumbers be damned!

Thanks for listening.

That’s it for this one!  I’m The Dude on the Right!!  L8R!!!

And, oh yea. Go Cubs, Go Tribe, Go Bears, and Go Browns!

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What’s New? A Podcast of: Stu & The Dude’s Weekend Wrap-Up! Stu is Leaking at Both Ends and The Dude Walks 10 Miles.

Labor Day caused an extended weekend so Stu Gotz and The Dude on the Right have extra to say for their “Weekend Wrap-Up” podcast. Stu was leaking, and so was his basement, causing him a strange weekend. The normalcy ensued by giving his kids a good sugar buzz at a Chicago Cubs game. The Dude tried to exercise by walking ten miles over the weekend, cleaned the dude-pad, and also finished “The Movie Theater” building on their Second Life property. He also saw some movies, including the box-office winner “Halloween.

There’s more, so go ahead and listen.

Stu & The Dude’s Weekend Wrap-Up! Stu is Leaking at Both Ends and The Dude Walks 10 Miles.

By:

The Dude on the Right

Well, Labor Day Weekend has come and gone so what better way to see if our lives
are exciting than by doing a

weekend wrap-up podcast!
  Stu, sadly, was waylaid by a lot of things
leaking, some of them human, and one structural.  The leaking did allow him
to catch up on some TV watching, including the movie "Idiocracy"
on cable, and think about re-doing the Gotz basement.  He also let the Gotz
boys get a good sugar buzz at a Chicago Cubs game, and even though the Cubs
lost, the Gotz family didn’t think it was cool for the fans to boo Carlos
Zambrano.

Myself, I started my extended weekend with a viewing of "Balls of
Fury" with Stu, and continued by seeing the

Chicago Cubs win
.  I also caught the movie "Halloween,"
cleaned the dude-pad, and maybe more importantly, walked ten miles.  No,
not all in one day.  Now if I could only follow my eating plan I would
probably lose weight.  Oh well.

Thanks for listening.

That’s it for this one!  I’m The Dude on the Right!!  L8R!!!

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Entertainment Ave! has a Movie Theater in Second Life.

By:

The Dude on the Right

My
Labor Day Weekend has been fun-filled, and I’ll talk with Stu Gotz about it
tomorrow for our “Stu & The Dude’s Weekend Wrap-Up!” podcast, but one of the
things I did accomplish was actually build something in the Internet realm of
Second Life. Our staff
member, The Dude on the Left, says Second Life is dead, but Entertainment Ave!
has some virtual property, and a sort of vision for it, so with property in
hand, and limited building skills, our first building to be functional is
“The Movie Theater.”

As I slowly work in building our little virtual community,
“The Movie Theater”
seemed like the easiest to begin with, allowing virtual people to view, on our
virtual big screen, our latest episode of “Stu
& The Dude Reviewin’ the Movies for You!
” as well as marquees directing
people to our Interneted posted reviews.

If
you’re not a Second Lifer, I suppose this blog doesn’t mean much to you,
probably just wondering “What the hell is ‘Second
Life
’ and why does The Dude on the Left think it’s dead?” But Entertainment
Ave! now has a virtual building, and it works, and although it doesn’t show
movies, only reviews, we still call it “The
Movie Theater.
” If you are a Second Lifer, and you want to chill for about
five minutes, head to our
Movie Theater,
relax in a seat, and see why Stu Gotz pissed me off while reviewing "Blades of
Glory."

That’s it for this one! 
I’m The Dude on the Right!! L8R!!!