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6 ad reads · first seen Sep 9, 2026 · last seen Sep 9, 2026 · 100.3 WNIC (WNIC-FM)
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“Today's brought to you by David Thiminidio Get David Get paid. What happened on this day? In 1983, British Pop Duo, the Aridmix reached number one on the US Billboard Hot 100 with sweet dreams are made of thee. That was the song. That was the song. I mean, that song never went away. I hate that song. It just really has a lot of play. That's so play. Yes, yeah. It's a long time. 34 years ago, in…”
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“Battle of the Sexes brought to you by Hollywood Casino at Greak Town. Lauren is going for in number two up against Chris. I'll explain. Allison, name something you wish you wouldn't, wish wouldn't make so much noise when you use it. Wouldn't make so much noise when I use it the vacuum. Number one answer, 10 points. Jay named something people do to their armpits. Shave them. Number one answer, 10…”
“Battle of the Sexes brought to you by Hollywood Casino at Greak Town. Lauren is going for in number two up against Chris. I'll explain. Allison, name something you wish you wouldn't, wish wouldn't make so much noise when you use it. Wouldn't make so much noise when I use it the vacuum. Number one answer, 10 points. Jay named something people do to their armpits. Shave them. Number one answer, 10…”
“That's the days brought to you by David Pemmanidio, get David, get paid what happened on this day in 1983, British pop duo The Aridmix. Reach number one on the US Billboard Hot 100 with sweet dreams are made of thee. That was the song. That was the song. I mean, that song never went away. I hate that song. It just really has a lot of playing. That's so played. Yeah, it's a long time. 34 years ago…”
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