Dave & Carole WKLH 96.5, Yearbook-2002 - 1h 10m 45s

Tracks & Durations

1. Tommy Thompson-Encephelopolous?	4:44
2. Fred Klett- X-mas Letters	1:46
3. Martin Short -Father Figure	0:21
4. Letters-Bathroom Stall	0:33
5. Frank Caliendo as Ted Knight	0:34
6. KB-Keeping Love Alive	0:19
7. Dutch Wanders Jamaica	0:18
8. Erin Moran - V Monologues	0:31
9. John Roy - Magnum PI	0:27
10. KB posing for Carole	0:35
11. Emo - In Shape	4:48
12. Tyrone Williams Statement	0:20
13. Mark Schneider - Sport Stars Names	0:29
14. Jesus the Video Game	0:32
15. Eddie Money	0:30
16. Howie Mandel & Friend	4:24
17. Dee Cameron - Romantic Poetry	0:34
18. Gary Coleman's Answering Mashine	0:35
19. Mike Flanagan - The Labra-poodle	0:42
20. Going Natural	0:40
21. Mark Sweeney - Porn	0:39
22. Bob Batch - Wife's Purse	0:31
23. DB's Pastry Lingo	0:36
24. Greta Van Susteren News Gals love to drink	0:55
25. Al Roker BBQ	0:39
26. Joey Kola - The Family Man	6:28
27. Miss Sue - KB's shorts	0:37
28. Saint Lew	0:30
29. John Podlesnik - Being a Dad	0:34
30. Breast Feeding an 8 yr old	0:38
31. Dan Castelenetta - Homer lessons	0:39
32. OK...K...Morning Show - isms	0:34
33. Mike Evans' bro becomes a si	0:37
34. Angel Salazar - Kinky Terrorist	0:34
35. Rich Guzzi's Slumpbuster	4:11
36. Is There Gonna Be Pie?	0:40
37. Gene Simmons	0:24
38. Kevin Bozeman - We're roug	0:31
39. Dutch Wanders Beloit	7:20
40. Jason Russell - The Royal Flush	0:37
41. Kevin Burke - Diaper Changing	0:23
42. Jeffery Tambor - Hey Now	0:17
43. Kato Kaelen on Robert Blake	0:21
44. Ron White - Women and Jewels	7:12
45. Tom Clark - Huh-Ro	0:39
46. New Trends in Dying	0:39
47. John Roy - Chinese Food	0:31
48. KB snores	0:26
49. Slumber Parties	7:51
50. The End	0:05

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