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MFS!
brings the Backstreet Boys to the Pyramid, Tuesday November
30th. Talk about Solid Rock, this stuff is almost too satanic for
us! You could be on the front row! Enter the MFS!
Backstreet Boys contest today.
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- Calendar
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Find out
where we're going to be in the coming weeks, so you can bring Grandma
& Grandpa to hear their favorite oldies!
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- MFS!
Solid Rock Playlist
- Miss a couple hours of
MFS! today? Don't worry, we play the same tired,
soft, pussy-ass music every hour! Here's a look at our playlist:
Last
Hour:
Live:
"The Dolphins Cry"
Dave Matthews: "Too Much"
Tom Petty: "MJ's Last Dance"
Matchbox 20: "3 AM"
Tonic: "You Wanted More"
Sublime: "Lovin' is What I Got"
Rush: "Roll the Bones"
This
Hour:
Live:
"The Dolphins Cry"
Dave Matthews: "Too Much"
Tom Petty: "MJ's Last Dance"
Matchbox 20: "3 AM"
Tonic: "You Wanted More"
Sublime: "Lovin' is What I Got"
Rush: "Roll the Bones"
Next
Hour:
Live:
"The Dolphins Cry"
Dave Matthews: "Too Much"
Tom Petty: "MJ's Last Dance"
Matchbox 20: "3 AM"
Tonic: "You Wanted More"
Sublime: "Lovin' is What I Got"
Rush: "Roll the Bones"
from
MFS!
Matchbox
20 "performs" live for MFS! cameras
Hey, how
did this get in here?
Tonic allowed
MFS! to record their first attempt at the video for "You
Wanted More"
MFS!
Business Office after hours
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Clapper is escorted off MFS!
property
by Belz Broadcasting Security Staff
after he tries to play Metallica.
It's MFS' favorite
band: The Backstreet Boys! These guys are almost too heavy for us to
play on the radio.
MFS!
website hacked!
Hey there! As
we're sure you've probably noticed by now, the
MFS! website has been hacked.
Who
hacked the MFS! site?
The MFS!
website was hacked by the world-renowned hacker group, Go'rillas
Against Your
Pussy-ass-shit On
the Radio Now
(G.A.Y.P.O.R.N.).
Why
was the MFS! site hacked?
The members of
G.A.Y.P.O.R.N. do not like Rush,
or Tom Petty, or Matchbox 20, or Dave Matthews, or Live, or Tonic,
or any of the other pure shit-eating
pussy bands that MFS! has been overplaying lately. So,
we felt it was our responsibility to make a blatant political statement.
We in G.A.Y.P.O.R.N.
remember the day when you could tune in to MFS! and
hear hard ass, rocking tunes from bands like Metallica, Sevendust,
and Pantera all day long. Then, MFS! began to sneak
in classic rock junk like Pink Floyd, Rush, and (get this) the Clash.
Over the past few weeks, MFS! has further diluted the
solid rock by putting alternative bands such as Dave Matthews and
Smash Mouth into the play list.
What's worse,
it seems that MFS! was so cheap that they only bought
singles. It's bad enough that they're playing so many shitty
bands, but to make matters worse, they play the same songs every time.
If we must suffer through Tom Petty, at least we could get some fucking
variety, eh!
The members of
G.A.Y.P.O.R.N. feel that MFS!
is pissing off its listeners. In an independent G.A.Y.P.O.R.N.
survey, 9 out of 10 participants indicated that Phil Anselmo of Pantera
could take out all of Matchbox 20, simply by farting in their general
direction. These same 9 said "MFS! makes me want
to do this
(click)"
How
can MFS! get its site back?
G.A.Y.P.O.R.N.
considers itself to be a political advocacy group, and thus means
no harm. We will be glad to swiftly return ownership of the wmfs.com
domain to MFS! upon satisfaction of the following conditions:
1. MFS!
must make an on-air statement regarding this incident, at exactly
5:00 PM on Friday, November 12. In this statement, MFS!
must make clear reference to G.A.Y.P.O.R.N.,
and they must also apologize for playing shitty music.
2. MFS!
must pledge to remove the shitty, oldies and alternative music from
their playlist and resume playing good music. In addition, MFS!
must stop playing Matchbox 20 immediately.
If MFS!
cannot meet these simple conditions, G.A.Y.P.O.R.N.
will continue to control wmfs.com, unless MFS! manages
to regain control through normal means. We would like to point out
that this will take much longer than succumbing to the needs of
G.A.Y.P.O.R.N., so it is in the best interest of MFS!
to use the first method.
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