RIP Rush Limbaugh

[kmcconaughey]

I posted this thread for people to express their condolences, not for political discussion.

I half expected some of this, but had hoped that our forum members would be respectful enough to play nicely.

 

[digger]

I posted this thread for people to express their condolences, not for political discussion.

I half expected some of this, but had hoped that our forum members would be respectful enough to play nicely.

No worries man! We got it handled the old fashioned way.

 

[dschwandt]

AMEN!!

I'm glad I quit when I did yesterday or I may have been the next fellow banned from this site.

I heard Rush's wife is going to be on his show today and take questions. Should be interesting.

 

[bbranstetter]

Really going to miss him on the radio. He has a great voice and a serious love of the country.

 

[Stevenovick1]

Dave Quinn and Rose. Hmmmm. Quinn said something.Sombody did not like. Fired.

 

[dschwandt]

It was probably the truth as well!

 

[Stevenovick1]

Bo Snerdley Great Producer! He Produced the show. He will miss Rush the most.

 

[dschwandt]

They are running highlights pf past shows quite a bit now.

It's amazing how most everything he has said rang true back then and much of it is still relevant, front and center.

Listening to some of the rebroadcast bits, it's amazing how many I recall hearing but can recall where I was and what I was doing when 1st aired.

Sure did enjoy his TV show, although I was housebound a lot that year recovering from the BIG C, and wish he had continued.

 

[Brad McGowan]

I know its an old thread but I am new to the board and trying to get caught up. I was a fan of Rush I was on his radio show back in November of 1992. I was on hold for nearly an hour but I made it on the air. I will miss him to me he was the voice of reason and can never be replaced he was truly an original. RIP Rush.

 

[1811Cub]

As a longtime Dittohead, he is truly missed and foresaw what was to happen.

 

[Todd]

I really miss Rush.
Started listening to him the first time I got out of the Army in '91.
Stopped listening to him when he entered that bitter-snarky-annoying voice imitations phase.
Returned to listening when he got past that. His prime was certainly towards the end and the end was too soon.
Todd.