The annoying message dividers continue with Bertha the Horse’s whinny, and we even get the bright idea to bait callers for their own sounds to use as dividers. Elsewhere in the mix, we discuss our advertising kits, Macho Nacho opens his own Chia Pet business, there’s some heated debate about scripture being left as input, and Dale catches Tony smoking cigarettes.
It’s a bonus posting day with two-fer-one! For the third mix, we’re introduced to several new callers, an angry man screams between all the messages, and Ned Flanders joins the crew after Wally starts slacking. And another classic ad makes its debut: Satan Be Gone!
Our second mix sounded like a study in frustration: Tim and Dmitri make more rules, James Cajun Smith is chastised, and other callers get an earful. Besides that, the Zion Night of Fire ad runs — a Darker Side classic — and there’s a pretty good stream of caller input all tied together with an annoying teradactyl howl. Wow!
Well, here it is: the first mix we did that contained actual content, or “input” as we liked to call it. Not that any of it’s actually good or anything, but at least you’ll get an idea of what we had in mind.
In this mix are instructions to callers, copyrighted music played into the phone, a girl complimenting some guy named Wade, and lots of reverb.