I thought Silvy and Waddle was just a mistake by Bigfan, but it seems like everyone refers to this show as Silvy and Waddle when it is and always has been The Waddle and Silvy show. Just a small observation.

It's Silvy and Waddle

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"You can kill the revolutionary, but you can't kill the revolution."

Everyone in Chicago refers to it as Silvy and Waddle because we know who the "guy" is, but nationally they refer to it as Waddle and Silvy, or as Stat Boy on Around the Horn called it, "The Tom Waddle Show"...

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Listen very carefully and you can hear spmack covering his keyboard with a condom.

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"He is a loathsome, offensive brute
--yet I can't look away."

Ribbed for my fingers' pleasure.

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Silvy , another good guy, who is just semi tamed by the mother ship.

Would need to be broken in a bit, but would be a fine Score addition.

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“Been that way since one monkey looked at the sun and told the other monkey ‘He said for you to give me your fuckin’ share.’”

Yeah, I had a feeling that's what the name change was all about. Silvy is no doubt my favorite sports talk personality. Definitely says more provocative things on ESPN than the rest, along with Jurko. I find ESPN to be far too politically correct and after listening to the Waddle eh em, the Silvy and Waddle show, I need to switch over to B&B for my fix of everything they won't let you say or think on ESPN.

i personally get excited when i see waddle and silvy on THE FINAL WORD on sunday nights... i mean, it's like my radio... just coming to life on my television screen!

even though i am a member of the CSFMB and think that every show in the history of sports talk radio should do this, i think silvy would be excellent with goff.... not the vanilla "LOOK AT ME! I'M A RECESSION-CONTRACT SHIFT BIG TIME PLAYER! LOOK I CAN DO A STRAIGHTFORWARD SPORTS TALK RADIO SHOW!" goff, but more of the guy who chimes in on b&b and lets us know, example, that he'd never let a white person cut his hair. you know, not jason goff, but THE goff. i think goff's hip and young (for the business, anyways) bachelor lifestyle would bring out the likeminded side in silvy and you'd have entertaining radio. it very well could be me viewing the past with rosy glasses, but i remember enjoying the silvy & carmen show taking the bus home from work circa 2004. the schtick was "young-n-edgy" (which the score would pump out on weekends in the form of "the me and z show") but it worked, and the two had genuine BFF chemistry which exuded from the speakers.

waddle is too WGN goodie-two-shoes for me. he's that middleaged idyllic yuppie archetype who has a bit of smug like "yeah, i'm living the dream. don't you wish you had a pepper too" which is from teh school of kaplan, however, he doesn't have near the levels of kaplan's intrinsic "be-all end-all" attitude where if you don't call up and lick his rectum clean he's going to tell you why you're wrong and then pull a joe buck and tell you what you're supposed to be thinking.

you know, i bet kaplan's a swell guy to hang out with.... after a full day of golf and cigars at a private club, you go out and eat comped dinners at fine eateries where when they see you they're like KAP! and he nods and the reservation list gets bumped down and as you're sitting there, the chandelier eminating lights that reflect off of his shiny bald head, the waiter comes over and says "oh hey the chef wants you to try this, kap, it's out of this world" --- you know, father of the year steez.

i know that haterade is the performance drink of jealous underachievers worldwide, but still, i hate that smarmy alien looking fuck.

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That was an amazing analysis of the two. Especially Waddle, although I still enjoy him. He's a great guy in person and not smug at all to fans. In fact he's been raffling off the last game-worn jersey he owns to listeners for Bears' games. About to start up that Final Word right now.