Boy we sure are lucky! We get to have a ball every day laughing, telling funny stories, talking to the greatest group of people on earth, our Q102 listeners, and we actually get paid for it!!! When I say that we have the best listeners ever here at Q102, I mean it! I’ve had the chance to work in a lot of places, but here in what we call Shenandoah Country, folks welcome you no matter who you are, and extend such wonderful, honest friendship. You all have become a real part of my “family”, and that’s for real. It’s awful hard to roll out of bed every day and have fun, unless there’s someone like you to share the morning with! So thanks for getting us started while we help get you started!!
Chris
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Rosieis test-driving a new Cadillac CTS from Jim Stutzman Chevrolet...
It's beautiful, fun to drive and Rosie doesn't want to give it back...! Check it out:
Technology addicts may be at risk of sagging jowls, according to aesthetic experts.
They now think that smartphone and laptop use, could cause facial skin and muscle to lose its elasticity as people spend an increasing amount of time sitting with their heads bent.
And now they're saying that 'smartphone face' could be behind the growing trend for skin tightening treatments and chin implants which cost over $5,000. This might explain the recent statistics released by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons finding that 'chinplants' are becoming the fastest growing cosmetic surgery trend.
So...are you reading this on your laptop or smartphone this morning?
ABC News got hold of medical records from the night of the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin, which seem to back up George Zimmerman's side of the story.
He sought attention for two cuts to the back of his head, two black eyes, a nose fracture.
NEW YORK MAN HAS SPENT $60K ON DOG CUSTODY BATTLE:
A New York man, who has spent more than $60,000 to try and get his dog back from his ex-girlfriend, is trying to raise money so he can continue his legal battle.
34-year-old Craig Dershowitz said his ex, Sarah Brega, "took unilateral control of Knuckles and kidnapped him," taking the dog with her to California.
At first, he won a judgment for the return of the dog -- a mix between a pug and a beagle -- but his ex has started to fight him in court. He said , "Unfortunately, I don't have the money to keep it going. Not too many attorneys are working pro bono."
DeNow he's trying to raise money on his website, Indiegogo.com/rescueknux.
