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Onion: Country ballad paralyzes trucking industry
by IconoclasT at 6:15 pm EDT, Jun 3, 2004

NASHVILLE, TN The interstate trucking industry, already beset with rising fuel prices and a shortage of qualified workers, was dealt another blow last month, with the release of the agonizingly sorrowful country ballad "She's Gone Back To What She Calls Home," by Cole Hardin.
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"We're especially worried about routes through trucking's Golden Triangle: Atlanta, Memphis, and Nashville," National Highway Traffic Safety administrator Dr. Jeff Runge said. "The high volume of country stations in that area, many of which confess to playing the song almost hourly, has created a depression hot-spot. Almost nothing's getting into or out of that area."

Fearing for the financial and emotional safety of their workers, industry leaders have asked President Bush and the FCC to remove the song from the airwaves, as President Carter did during the "He Stopped Loving Her Today" crisis of 1980.

Too Funny...


 
RE: Onion: Country ballad paralyzes trucking industry
by biochik007 at 7:24 pm EDT, Jun 3, 2004

IconoclasT wrote:
] NASHVILLE, TN The interstate trucking industry,
] already beset with rising fuel prices and a shortage of
] qualified workers, was dealt another blow last month, with the
] release of the agonizingly sorrowful country ballad "She's
] Gone Back To What She Calls Home," by Cole Hardin.
] ...
] "We're especially worried about routes through trucking's
] Golden Triangle: Atlanta, Memphis, and Nashville," National
] Highway Traffic Safety administrator Dr. Jeff Runge said. "The
] high volume of country stations in that area, many of which
] confess to playing the song almost hourly, has created a
] depression hot-spot. Almost nothing's getting into or out of
] that area."
]
] Fearing for the financial and emotional safety of their
] workers, industry leaders have asked President Bush and the
] FCC to remove the song from the airwaves, as President Carter
] did during the "He Stopped Loving Her Today" crisis of
] 1980.

]
] Too Funny...
OMG!!!


 
 
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