Did you see what M Malloy posted on AAR website?

[TomInTib]

They scrubbed it, but it was there for a while.

[Caution]

1. I wonder if he realizes that is most likely a federal crime?

[kiahzero]

But he's a TRUTHSEEKER!!1111!!!!!!!one

Yeah... not a smart move.

[dionysus]

10. federal crime? are you smoking crack?

JAIL MALLOY!!! I LUV FRNKEN!!! DDUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[Radio_Lady]

2. Yes, I did see it. Frankly, I don't think this is the way to go when you

are let go from a position.

But, hey, it's talk radio. All bets are off in that crazy format!

In peace,

Radio_Lady (more than 30 years in broadcasting... I've seen it all!)

[TomInTib]

5. I think that he is mentally unstable.

This could be his death knell in the industry.

Frankly, I could not stand to listen to him. Way too loud and shrill.

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[TomInTib]

13. Why would you attack me for saying what I said?

Some folks couldn't stand Ethel Merman's voice.

Some folks couldn't handle Dylan.

I did not enjoy listening to Malloy's delivery.

And what makes you so sure that I couldn't carry Mr Malloy's dirty socks? Do you know who I am or what I do?

I still cannot fathom your level of vitriol to my reply.

But I have come to wearily accept some of this, here.

And do not insult me by calling me 'pal' in this context.

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[dionysus]

12. thing is Carl, Malloy has been Malloy for years

he's been fired many times for rocking the boat
and he always ends up somewhere else, alway with a hardcore audience fiending for him! Cheers!

he was on radio doing liberal talk like 10 years before AAR was a twinkle in anyones eye

EDIT i doubt he want to go back to AAR!

[tkmorris]

4. Any confirmation this was really him?

Because if so, I really, really, gotta listen to him more. :D

[Wonk]

6. Yes, there's already a big thread about it here.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=364&topic_id=2165428

[dollydew]

7. m malloy

If the website access was open he did not commit a crime. If he had to break in then that would be a crime. I know the federal statutes. Get real.

[TomInTib]

8. I didn't mention anything about the law...

but I do believe that he is either bat-shit crazy or professionally suicidal to pull a stunt such as this.

Personally, I do not care. I only listened to him twice for maybe 10 minutes. I just couldn't stand his style. Great subject content, but I couldn't go with the delivery.

[mvd]

9. Personally, I loved it

It was therapudic after another Bush outrage. I think Malloy was having a bit of fun on the website - that's all.

[dollydew]

14. ok

You didn't say he broke the law. I was responding to the comments that at least implied he must have done something illegal. If it was an open site, where anyone could comment he didn't break the law. 'nuff said. again I know federal law when it comes to computers. I f you don't like him don't listen. Choice, isn't that what liberals are all about?

[Marr]

15. C'mon, that's funny.

I like Franken, I like Malloy, and I like alot of other liberal hosts, like Thom Hartmann and Bernie Ward. I don't see why you have to hate one to like another.

And that post is just funny. Maybe not the most professional thing to do, but professionalism is highly overrated. Good for Malloy.

[Radio_Lady]

16. If it is some consolation, I won't be listening to AAR from 10 PM to 1 AM.

I'm usually asleep by then. If awake, I prefer the Comedy Channel.