Reason Writers Speak to Winnipeg Night Owls

Reason Staff | 10.29.2010 4:32 PM

Managing Editor Jesse Walker will be on the Winnipeg radio station CJOB tonight from about 10:10 to 10:25, central time, to talk about the ways people beat the fun out of Halloween. Those of you who do not have the good fortune to live in the Winnipeg area can listen via the Internet.

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Aresen 15 years ago

"...the good fortune to live in the Winnipeg area..."

*Contemplates living in Winnipeg*

*Shudders*

*Contemplates seppuku as a preferable alternative.*
Brian Sorgatz 15 years ago

Since you're on late-night radio, why not go for the gusto? Go on Coast to Coast AM to talk about libertarian extraterrestrials.
Episiarch 15 years ago

Why the hell is Jesse in Winnipeg?!?
1. Aresen 15 years ago
  
  The USBS turned his plane back?
  1. dfd 15 years ago
    
    I thought he was on the no-fly list...
2. Jesse Walker 15 years ago
  
  Why the hell is Jesse in Winnipeg?!?
  
  I am in Baltimore. Winnipeg will be receiving my voice via the new miracle invention, the "telephone."
  1. Episiarch 15 years ago
    
    Wow, Baltimore might be worse.
    1. BakedPenguin 15 years ago
      
      "might"?
    2. BakedPenguin 15 years ago
      
      I actually applied for a job in Winnipeg. I probably wouldn't apply for a job in Baltimore.
      
      But it's differences of opinion that make horse racing, etc.
      1. Sarcasmo 2000? 15 years ago
        
        Baltimore currently has one of the best job markets in the nation.
        I am not making this up.
  2. PIRS 15 years ago
    
    Since the incandescent light bulb will soon be illegal will the government soon ban telephones as well?
    1. Isaac Bartram 15 years ago
      
      OT, but
      
      A German businessman is getting around a law banning incandescent bulbs by selling them as "Heat Balls".
    2. Isaac Bartram 15 years ago
      
      OT, but
      
      A German businessman is getting around a law banning incandescent bulbs by selling them as "Heat Balls".
      
      http://www.mnn.com/earth-matte.....heat-balls
    3. Isaac Bartram 15 years ago
      
      OT, but,
      
      A German businessman is getting around a law banning incandescent bulbs by selling them as "Heat Balls".
      
      For some reason, Reason's spam filter won't let me post a link.
      1. Isaac Bartram 15 years ago
        
        http://www.google.com/#hl=en&a.....b0ef539b03
        
        PIRS 15 years ago
        
        Thanks! I would love to be his U.S. distributer!
Isaac Bartram 15 years ago

OT, but

A German businessman is getting around a law banning incandescent bulbs by selling them as "Heat Balls".

http://www.mnn.com/earth-matte.....ng-eu-law-
the-rebranding-of-incandescent-bulbs-as-heat-balls

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