īeetlejuice is a mentally challenged microcephalic dwarf. His insanity made everyone on the show laugh and he was called to make an appearance shortly after his call. After a few minutes of conversation we learned that Ed lodged a napkin between his cheeks to keep from staining his underwear. When asked why he’s so angry, he stated: “I would rather be feared than loved because fear lasts longer.”Īss Napkin Ed, A caller from Buffalo who asked Howard for help with his hygiene problems. Angry is an avid boxing and New York Yankees fan. He recently scammed his way into the audience during the roast of Daniel Carver, earning the ire of Stern and crew. Angry Black is an avid New York Giants fan, and once fought Crazy Cabbie in a five-round boxing match which ended in a draw. Current membersĪngry Black is a black man who attended the Connecticut School of Broadcasting and works for a telephone company. On June 19, 2006, Howard Stern announced a contest for the next Wack Packer, with the winner receiving $5000.
During the Decemterrestrial finale webcast on Yahoo!, one of the hosts remarked that Yahoo! had received instructions for Wack Pack to be treated “better than celebrities.” Though it seems Stern exploits them wantonly, Wack Packers are well-respected (yet mocked like most Stern regulars) and are fiercely protected by show staff and fans alike. This bit appears to have been abandoned as it has not been mentioned on-air since Stern’s Sirius Radio debut. In addition to the honor of leading the Wack Pack, the winner would receive a US$10,000 prize. On October 20, 2005, Stern announced plans for the Wack Pack to elect their own “ Pope” from their ranks. Castmember Artie Lange has referred to them as “G-List Celebrities,” based on their modest level of social and media popularity. Through their appearances on Stern’s radio program and the now defunct E! television show, some Wack Packers have gained notoriety for personal appearances around the country and occasionally, have gotten small roles in movies and television. Stern alternatingly revels in, sympathizes with and ridicules the loneliness and desperation of their lives. Wack Packers are often pariahs or outcasts from mainstream society, with difficulty finding jobs or mates.
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Some Wack Packers appear to serve as cautionary figures for example, Crackhead Bob, who suffered a debilitating stroke from smoking crack cocaine, or Joe Cancer, who smoked tobacco. Not every regular guest is considered a member of The Wack Pack, nor are staff members like Robin Quivers, Fred Norris, Gary Dell’Abate, Artie Lange, Benjy Bronk, or the now-departed Stuttering John. Wack Packers tend to be unusual in some way, such as blatantly racist, mentally disabled, sexually deviant or having a comical voice or appearance. As a parody of the Rat Pack or Brat Pack, they were often as memorable as Stern’s regular airtime celebrity guests. The Wack Pack is the name given to a wide assortment of regular guests of The Howard Stern Show.
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