Comments on The Ghost of Coast: Coast to Coast Drinking Game

y'know, i love the show for content, but icannot s...

2008-01-23T04:06:00.000-05:00

y'know, i love the show for content, but icannot stand that dumbass noory. from the stupid questions to the constant interruptions to change the subjectjust when the guest is about to pay off on his point, to asking questions that dont even have to do with the subject matter, to talking about how "good a person he is, to what city he's in or going to be in, to sometimes actually sound tipsy, i cant take it anymore. i think we ought to start a movement to get him canned and get somebody who's at least been to interview class

Come on Dixie...comparing his mentality to that of...

2007-06-15T21:11:00.000-04:00

Come on Dixie...comparing his mentality to that of an eight year old? That is out of line. I have never met an eight year old that was as stupid as noory. I think that is an insult to all 8 year olds. I think he is more like the Ricky Gervais character on The Office....only not funny....just insensitive,tactless,moronic etc

That's "douche", Douche.

2007-03-12T14:40:00.000-04:00

That's "douche", Douche.

Grow up duche bags. You people are pathetic. Low l...

2007-03-12T06:22:00.000-04:00

Grow up duche bags. You people are pathetic. Low life trailer trash with no life

That fucking jackass can't even THINK 60 words a m...

2007-03-12T01:26:00.000-04:00

That fucking jackass can't even THINK 60 words a minute - coherent or not - there's no goddam way he can type 60.

Witness his typed responses on the Coast Chats. It takes him for-fucking-ever just to type out a three or four word response.

God he's a stupid cunt. And a pahtological liar.

I feel sorry for his kids. If I was his kid, I'd fuckin' change my name and relocate to another country.

Dixie:Did you hear idiot Snoory say the other nigh...

2007-03-11T15:41:00.000-04:00

Dixie:

Did you hear idiot Snoory say the other night that he can type 60 words a minute with two fingers? I'm telling you there is no way the idiot can do that. He later said he make a few mistakes but otherwise he can do it. NOT When I took typing in high school years ago for the first time, we could make no mistakes and each mistake took off 10 words a minute from our final score. Some, typing teachers give you one or two mistakes for a typing test, but even with that the dumb shit would have to type one word a second with two fingers and there is NO WAY this dumb bastard can do that.

TexasSteel

C'mon, Anonymous, you can do better than that, c...

2007-03-11T03:11:00.000-04:00

C'mon, Anonymous, you can do better than that, can't you?

I can't respond if that's the best you can dish out, that's just sad. That'd be like kicking a crippled, retarded puppy.

You obviously was shunned by Noory when you asked ...

2007-03-09T05:52:00.000-05:00

You obviously was shunned by Noory when you asked him for a date.What an unhappy person you must be.

It's too bad we can't switch replace Noory with Ia...

2007-03-04T17:17:00.000-05:00

It's too bad we can't switch replace Noory with Ian. There are some things about Ian which worked against him around the time they were choosing Art's replacement. At the time, he still wasn't quite comfortable in dealing with "the wierd," but since then he has gotten much more in tune with the show, and manages to deal with it with the same kind of intelligent curiousity that Art does. Ian was also a seminary student at the time, and apparently he couldn't help but let that part of his life carry over into whatever topic was being addressed to the point of overkill. I'd liken it to the time I chose to "do-it-myself" a brick walk, and for months after started noticing bricklaying whereever I went. It couldn't help but spill into my consciousness. Ian was giving us way too much of what was engaging his own thoughts at that time to the point of boring us, and I think it made him seem a more narrowly focused choice for Art's replacement. If only they had waited a little longer to permanently annoint someone. Now Ian's experience in Seminary has found the right balance on the show, injecting itself in the right moments as a nice resource of knowledge rather than overwhelming his direction of the show.

The only other thing about Ian that has annoyed me is his propensity to give his name before every lead into a commercial. He has toned this down, too. I guess what I'd like to tell him is, you got the job, Ian. We know who you are. Quit worrying that someone out there won't. Leave that kind of worrying to Barbara Simpson.

That said, I would love to see Ian switch places with Noory. That would give us a far more engaging host during the week, and we would still have plenty of inadvertant comedy on the weekend.