WFMU: Aerial View: Playlist from February 11, 2014

Listener comments!
	6:00pm Cecile: slow clap for P&R sample
	6:01pm Mike East: so strange...I was just thinking about that string flourish in the beginning of this song today...trying to remember why...
	6:04pm steve: loves theme is the best
	6:06pm Mike East: got the newsletter today....lots of stuff in there. Thanks for the links...wasted plenty of my time at work today.
	6:11pm Bob Eubanks: Hey. Watch it bub.
	6:11pm dale: bob eubanks?
	6:14pm Bob Eubanks: Ladies. What was the wackiest place you ever made whoopi?
	6:15pm Mike East: I'm having the same trouble with my wedding ring, though I haven't lost it yet. Some stomach bugs earlier this year caused some serious weight loss. I've been constantly checking to make sure it hasn't fallen off without me noticing.
	6:16pm Mike East: not rolling my eyes...we do that, too.
	6:16pm Mike East: we're not the same guy, are we, Chris?
	6:17pm Marshall Stacks: "Let's power up!" That's genius! I'm going to start doing that with my wife!
	6:18pm dale: i lost weight pretty quickly after i got married and it wouldn't stay on. it was only stainless steel so you couldn't resize it and it's been on the shelf over the kitchen sink for the last 9 years. but it's there.
	6:19pm Nicholas Tanek: I wrote a book for the love of my life and I finished it on Valentine's Day. The Coolest Way to Kill Yourself by Nicholas Tanek. http://thecoolestway.com
	6:21pm dale: get your nipple pierced and hang it off there somehow.
	6:21pm Marcel M: So glad you found it Chris! I recently got married and I'm really afraid of loosing mine. Buy a new one to wear and always save the old one. At least thats what I would do. i'm not a hugely sentimental person but sending in the one your wife put on your finger to get a new one seems weird. Just wear a new one and save the old one in a drawer somewhere.
	6:21pm Mike East: I don't want to get my ring resized cuz its gold and I feel like if they make it smaller, they're stealing gold from me.
	6:21pm Phil from San Mateo: Chris: I have an answer to your large wedding ring problem. I need to finish something here at work but will call in about 20 minutes. -Phil
	6:24pm Marcel M: @Mike... thats a really good point, I never thought of it like that, haha.
	6:24pm dale: IT'S A PIECE OF JEWELRY. who cares really at the end of the day? all this baloney about three months of the guys salary - it's blood diamonds for pete's sake.
	6:29pm steve: we recently got my deceased grandmother's diamond wedding ring appraised - it's apparently worth a large fraction of a years salary. she and my grandfather weren't rich, they were working class. why on Earth would anyone spend that much money on a damn piece of jewelery??
	6:31pm Mike East: @steve - I got recently got my grandmother's wedding ring, too, from her first husband. Though I haven't had it appraised, its a very small humble diamond in a very plain setting. I put it away for my daughter...for whatever she wants to do with it.
	6:32pm Mike East: I gotta slow down on the comments...my spelling/grammar are starting to suffer. I'll be lurking.
	6:32pm steve: we thought the ring was fairly humble as well and were shocked by how much it was worth! im happy to say, we're all doing well enough that its going in the "family museum".
	6:35pm }@steve: Back in your grandmothers day, what did the marriage commitment mean for a woman? Did it maybe require a sign that the guy was serious?
	6:37pm steve: thats a great point
	6:39pm dale: ...and how much was it worth then?
	6:46pm Mike East: lol
	6:52pm }@steve: My gold wedding ring (I'm a husband) kept getting smashed and pinching my finger, like by heavy boards during a carpentry project. Gold is a soft metal, see. Finally, while shoeing a horse, the thing caught on a shoe nail and damn near got my finger ripped off when he went sideways. So thank God, my wife of 27 years no longer requires me to wear the "taken" token. And I live up to that trust. Just saying- rings are impractical for some of us guys, sorry.
	6:54pm steve: yikes!
	6:54pm Chris T.: Here's the link for the "Working Class Playwright"" sketch by Monty Python's Flying Circus. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQDeU6dHX-c
	6:57pm Greg from Bloomfield: What is this bed music Chris?
	6:58pm steve: loves theme by love unlimited orchestra
	6:58pm Greg from Bloomfield: Fantastic!
	6:59pm the Power Ranger thing: Is really adorable Chris. You got lucky dude!
	7:02pm Nicholas Tanek: I was just on. I wanted to tell the story of my romantic Valentine's Day.
	7:05pm Chris T.: The bed music was "Love's Theme" by Love Unlimited Orchestra (Barry White). To get the new Aerial View newsletter "See You Next Tuesday!" e-mail me at c t at w f m u dot o r g.

Aerial View: Playlist from February 11, 2014

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February 11, 2014: Love Unlimited

Valentine's Day is this Friday. If you're single you probably dread it. If not, you're most likely utterly unprepared. A recent Saturday Night Live commercial parody pulled the lid back on the last-minute, thoroughly thoughtless nature of most Valentine's Day gifts. On today's Aerial View I'd like to hear from the ladies: Is Valentine's Day important to you? What's the worst gift you ever got? The best? And from the men I'd like to know the most romantic gesture you've ever made. A whirlwind trip to Paris? An incredible piece of jewelry? Maybe some free plumbing work or carpentry? I'd also like to hear some "Words of Love": poetry composed to woo someone. Here are some examples from the 2012 Valentine's Day Aerial View and here's "Crappy Advice To The Lovelorn" from 2013.

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Love Chris T. Unlimited Orch	Love's Aerial View Theme

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Listener comments!
	6:00pm Cecile: slow clap for P&R sample
	6:01pm Mike East: so strange...I was just thinking about that string flourish in the beginning of this song today...trying to remember why...
	6:04pm steve: loves theme is the best
	6:06pm Mike East: got the newsletter today....lots of stuff in there. Thanks for the links...wasted plenty of my time at work today.
	6:11pm Bob Eubanks: Hey. Watch it bub.
	6:11pm dale: bob eubanks?
	6:14pm Bob Eubanks: Ladies. What was the wackiest place you ever made whoopi?
	6:15pm Mike East: I'm having the same trouble with my wedding ring, though I haven't lost it yet. Some stomach bugs earlier this year caused some serious weight loss. I've been constantly checking to make sure it hasn't fallen off without me noticing.
	6:16pm Mike East: not rolling my eyes...we do that, too.
	6:16pm Mike East: we're not the same guy, are we, Chris?
	6:17pm Marshall Stacks: "Let's power up!" That's genius! I'm going to start doing that with my wife!
	6:18pm dale: i lost weight pretty quickly after i got married and it wouldn't stay on. it was only stainless steel so you couldn't resize it and it's been on the shelf over the kitchen sink for the last 9 years. but it's there.
	6:19pm Nicholas Tanek: I wrote a book for the love of my life and I finished it on Valentine's Day. The Coolest Way to Kill Yourself by Nicholas Tanek. http://thecoolestway.com
	6:21pm dale: get your nipple pierced and hang it off there somehow.
	6:21pm Marcel M: So glad you found it Chris! I recently got married and I'm really afraid of loosing mine. Buy a new one to wear and always save the old one. At least thats what I would do. i'm not a hugely sentimental person but sending in the one your wife put on your finger to get a new one seems weird. Just wear a new one and save the old one in a drawer somewhere.
	6:21pm Mike East: I don't want to get my ring resized cuz its gold and I feel like if they make it smaller, they're stealing gold from me.
	6:21pm Phil from San Mateo: Chris: I have an answer to your large wedding ring problem. I need to finish something here at work but will call in about 20 minutes. -Phil
	6:24pm Marcel M: @Mike... thats a really good point, I never thought of it like that, haha.
	6:24pm dale: IT'S A PIECE OF JEWELRY. who cares really at the end of the day? all this baloney about three months of the guys salary - it's blood diamonds for pete's sake.
	6:29pm steve: we recently got my deceased grandmother's diamond wedding ring appraised - it's apparently worth a large fraction of a years salary. she and my grandfather weren't rich, they were working class. why on Earth would anyone spend that much money on a damn piece of jewelery??
	6:31pm Mike East: @steve - I got recently got my grandmother's wedding ring, too, from her first husband. Though I haven't had it appraised, its a very small humble diamond in a very plain setting. I put it away for my daughter...for whatever she wants to do with it.
	6:32pm Mike East: I gotta slow down on the comments...my spelling/grammar are starting to suffer. I'll be lurking.
	6:32pm steve: we thought the ring was fairly humble as well and were shocked by how much it was worth! im happy to say, we're all doing well enough that its going in the "family museum".
	6:35pm }@steve: Back in your grandmothers day, what did the marriage commitment mean for a woman? Did it maybe require a sign that the guy was serious?
	6:37pm steve: thats a great point
	6:39pm dale: ...and how much was it worth then?
	6:46pm Mike East: lol
	6:52pm }@steve: My gold wedding ring (I'm a husband) kept getting smashed and pinching my finger, like by heavy boards during a carpentry project. Gold is a soft metal, see. Finally, while shoeing a horse, the thing caught on a shoe nail and damn near got my finger ripped off when he went sideways. So thank God, my wife of 27 years no longer requires me to wear the "taken" token. And I live up to that trust. Just saying- rings are impractical for some of us guys, sorry.
	6:54pm steve: yikes!
	6:54pm Chris T.: Here's the link for the "Working Class Playwright"" sketch by Monty Python's Flying Circus. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQDeU6dHX-c
	6:57pm Greg from Bloomfield: What is this bed music Chris?
	6:58pm steve: loves theme by love unlimited orchestra
	6:58pm Greg from Bloomfield: Fantastic!
	6:59pm the Power Ranger thing: Is really adorable Chris. You got lucky dude!
	7:02pm Nicholas Tanek: I was just on. I wanted to tell the story of my romantic Valentine's Day.
	7:05pm Chris T.: The bed music was "Love's Theme" by Love Unlimited Orchestra (Barry White). To get the new Aerial View newsletter "See You Next Tuesday!" e-mail me at c t at w f m u dot o r g.

Aerial View: Playlist from February 11, 2014

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