Ron Cameron

[Momo]

Thanks for the 2009 Neil Rubin article. If Ron was really serious about writing his surefire, best-selling autobiography, Rubin, having previously written the lengthy 1990 article included in these pages, would seem a logical choice for a writing partner.

[Momo]

Ron's back to a golden oldie with his defense of Adrian Peterson's child abuse:

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/118 ... abuse-case

[Mr.Transistor]

2 weeks in a row- Ron sounds like he is in a fantastic mood once again. The meds are working great, I doubt any come to Jesus meeting with mgmt would work.

[313sports]

His "NFL preview" tomorrow is nothing but a magazine read.

[Mr.Transistor]

His "NFL preview" tomorrow is nothing but a magazine read.

Haha. He makes it sound like it's all highly organized I'm sure Alex will add some insightful comments.

[Momo]

Ron just doesn't get it about Cowboy. He never called WPON, As he explained in his email, he cannot call unless the station has a toll-free number. He has no personal access to a computer or smart phone. And he's now able to email on occasion when the Windsor Library is open.

[Momo]

Bear Bryant's been dead 10 years?! He died 1/26/83.

[wtfdetroit]

I have to say that Greg is the biggest chump caller. I can see Mark and Kurt calling in to entertain themselves since they are both retired but Greg LOL. He's always asking Ron about his restaurant and drives around Warren looking for a location. Ron assigned him the task to find the landlord of the shuttered Quiznos and to call in during the show tomorrow to report on the findings. I'm sure Greg assumed that Ron would give his personal number haha

[Momo]

Ron's oft-repeated, reprised take on Adrian Peterson reminds me of his contemporaneous assessment of Jerry Sandusky's victims. "They're laughing all the way to the bank."

[wtfdetroit]

The logic in Ron. Lets take a closed Subway and turn it into a sub shop. The concept really worked in Detroit when he took a closed down Tubbys and called it All Star Subs.

[wtfdetroit]

The Nuggets/Clippers didn't play last night and the game two nights ago when they last played was won in regulation. Not a triple overtime cliff hanger.

[Momo]

And what's the business model for advertising his would-be rivals? It's been a moot point for the years now that he hasn't had a restaurant, but it's not when he does.

[Momo]

Does Ron repeat the same stories, word-for-word, week-to-week because he thinks he's always acquiring new listeners?!

[wtfdetroit]

Ron thinks there is a high demand for home newspaper subscription

[wtfdetroit]

Why does Ron think Anthony Fenech was going to be bought out? The only people "bought out" were the older people that were eligible for retirement. Anthony isn't old.