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*The name "Wankus" came from a radio co-host's verbal fumble when she tried to call him a "wanker" and mixed in some "doofus" by mistake. | *The name "Wankus" came from a radio co-host's verbal fumble when she tried to call him a "wanker" and mixed in some "doofus" by mistake. | ||
*Wayne was also a DJ in Santa Barbara at K-LITE in the '90s and worked as Producer for Robert W. Morgan at KRTH 101. | *Wayne was also a DJ in Santa Barbara, CA at K-LITE in the '90s and worked as Executive Producer for Robert W. Morgan at KRTH 101 in Los Angeles. | ||
* | *Wankus has been known to crash many a kerioke to perform HIS special version of Madonna's "Like A Virgin". | ||
*He was the host of the B-100 Morning Show. | *He was the host of the B-100 Morning Show in Los Angeles. | ||
*His hilarious original "Alrighty Then" is a crackup but only a few copies exist. | *His hilarious original "Alrighty Then" is a crackup but only a few copies exist. | ||
Revision as of 00:01, 16 February 2008
Wankus (born Wayne Lewis, 1969- ) is an American radio DJ, porn actor/writer/director (apparently mostly, if not wholly, um... non-action acting roles) and, for some reason, voice actor. His roles outside of Transformers are generally best left unmentioned. Aw what the heck, here are a few: Thar She Blows, Italian Sausage 2, Search for the Ripe Peach and...actually, that's about enough.
Robots In Disguise
Trivia
- The name "Wankus" came from a radio co-host's verbal fumble when she tried to call him a "wanker" and mixed in some "doofus" by mistake.
- Wayne was also a DJ in Santa Barbara, CA at K-LITE in the '90s and worked as Executive Producer for Robert W. Morgan at KRTH 101 in Los Angeles.
- Wankus has been known to crash many a kerioke to perform HIS special version of Madonna's "Like A Virgin".
- He was the host of the B-100 Morning Show in Los Angeles.
- His hilarious original "Alrighty Then" is a crackup but only a few copies exist.
