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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Rosie is test-driving this new 2013 Camaro RS from Jim Stutzman Chevrolet-Cadillac!
It's one sexy, muscle-car beast!!...Check this sweet baby out:
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Wanna buy a brick?
Q102 supports Celebrating Patsy Cline!
It's celebrating our Heritage in the valley, and your family's name can be placed right in front of her Historic House!
Let thousands of yearly visitors see your family's pride!
1) Alien Hand Syndrome. Also sometimes referred to as the Dr. Strangelove Syndrome, this condition causes a patient's hand to take on a life of its own and act on its own accord. 2) Riley-Day Syndrome. Patients with this condition are often unable to feel any pain, which can prove dangerous should they ever get injured. 3) Cotard's Syndrome. An individual's belief that he or she is dead despite those around them saying they are not. Some report also believing they do not exist at all. 4) Apotemnophilia. The desire of an individual to amputate a perfectly-healthy limb. 5) Alice in Wonderland Syndrome. Patients with this condition report experiencing distorted body proportion: certain body parts -- often the head and hands -- are larger than they should be. 6) Prosopagnosia. Sometimes called "face-blindness," this condition renders individuals unable to recognize faces -- even those of the people they love or encounter on a regular basis. 7) Capgras Delusion. The belief that an acquaintance, or even someone an individual knows very well, is actually an identical-looking imposter.
