Posted 12:37 PM by Gene

We shouldn't waste our time on this but we wonder if PILLHEAD and His supposed $400 MILLION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! contract aren't loss leaders, especially for some of His affiliates. Pill's employed by CHEAP CHANNEL, and now that it's going private it can pull a fast one without angry shareholders; but its recent drying up of donations from BUDWEISER hints that it may not be selling cars as well as it used to. Moreover the sad tale of Hiram -- Sloan? indicates all that talent may now be so welded into the overhead as to make a full accounting or profit impossible; ZONNNNNNNNNNNNNN!!!!!'s DOG Star went down from the moment it hired -- Stang. And if this out-of-date list from an embittered enemy is correct either his advertisers have deep pockets or shallow sense, and we doubt the former. The only reason that lout Drunken Slob drew so many blue-ribbon suckers is that they didn't listen until it was too late. Moreover we wonder if the Pill deserves His alleged largess given the grand wonders He's bestowed upon Republicans the last ten years -- and especially the last two. By that standard bansheeing idiots like KEITH TANTRUMAN should have hoped He'd be paid double.

And this press rel -- adver -- GROUNDBREAKING NEWS was disclosed by WALTER WINCHELL!!!!! and THE ORIGINAL TVNEWSER!!!!!, meaning its BS reading is off the scale.

P. S.

Clear Channel Communications Inc.'s banks, seeking investors to help finance the U.S. radio company's $17.9 billion leveraged buyout, cut the offering price on some loans, according to people with knowledge of the offering....

The price cut reflects a decline in average actively traded high-yield, high-risk loans....

``The steep discounts suggest the banks are facing considerable losses,'' Dave Novosel, a credit analyst at Gimme Credit Publications Inc. in Chicago wrote in a note today, suggesting the banks may sell the loans at 85 cents on the dollar. ``The only solace for the banks is that the renegotiated deal led to a reduction in the amount of debt needed to complete the LBO.''...

``We expect demand for the new issues to be tepid as the rumored decrease in loan prices is likely indicative of investor interest,'' Novosel wrote in the report.

You don't suppose there's an outside chance AMERICA'S BIGGEST CAR DEALER's heading in the direction of COLONELLAND?

Corrected 3/3/2009 at 6:47 p. m. ZONNNNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!!! didn't hire Hinton -- Stein...but he might have.