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Delta Sierra Charlie 3-5-4
Hello, welcome to my underground
layer.

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I brought you all my 12
deadliest allies here today to
discuss my plan for taking over

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the world.

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Realizing that there are
millions of computer users in
the world, my plan is to create

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software that everyone uses, but
is frustrating at times to use.

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In each year, I will rule out
new versions, promising
stability and satisfaction while
integrating

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software with other products
that I create, therefore
creating a monopoly for users

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around the world that will have
no choice but to give me money,
time, and time again.

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Yes, number two that Sierra has
already happened, Bill Gates,
the founder of Microsoft

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has continually put out computer
operating system that is at
times frustrating, and Microsoft

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has also been investigated for
abusing their monopolistic
powers.

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All right then, plan B. As you
know, millions of people all
over the world have been
purchasing

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iPads and downloading music for
their enjoyment.

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I wish to make downloadable
content freely available to
these legions of podcast owners
that

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content will be so enchanting
and entertaining that the drones
will become my slave army

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and do my bidding and I will
take over the world.

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What number two?

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Surer that two has already
happened.

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Sometime during 2004, a man
named Adam Curry and others
created a medium called
podcasting

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that is very popular and lots of
people listen to his podcast.

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Craypes, why didn't anybody tell
me this?

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I need the info.

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Don't be a boon here.

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With $16 million worth of
airplane strapped to my ass.

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Then the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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I like to think I'm flying into
this jar.

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Adam Curry.

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[ Music ]

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From Florida, Burman and no one
understands good morning,
everybody.

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It is the daily source code
coming to you from Northern
California, from San Francisco
here

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in the Cori condo, I thought I'd
share another beautiful San
Francisco sunrise with you.

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Not sure if we're gonna have one
today, what is it time here?

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It's 6.31 in the morning and
once again, I've gotten my ass
out of bed to share the

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Podsafe tunes with you and all
the crap that's going on.

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Big day today at Pod Show HQ,
our Board of Directors are
coming up to our place this time

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around for our Board of
Directors meeting and let me ask
you a question.

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If you had invested close to $10
million in a company that
creates Podcast, would you
listen

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to their shows?

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Would you check them out?

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I mean, even on your way to the
Board of Directors meeting, do
you think that it would be

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a smart idea to just listen and
see what one of the founders is
doing on his Podcast?

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Well, my friends were going to
test that.

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The special Board of Directors,
word of the day, is frog.

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So those guys better be coming
in and better be going ribbit
ribbit, no one I mean.

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Let's see.

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Oh, there is so much to talk
about, but I also have a lot of
stuff that I will metro section

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a moment on today's show, I've
been saving up some bits for
that.

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I was going to say, oh, yeah,
yesterday we had a great meeting
with British Telecom.

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This was great.

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I told you the Muckity Mucks
Rawl in town and boy, were they
all the British Telecom
broadband,

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the CEO, and the CTO, and the
CIO, and the president of retail
sales, and it was really,

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they were in some kind of, I'd
have to say, they were really in
a working meeting and

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we were invited to come over and
talk.

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And we did just that and we kind
of walked into a room full of,
you know, how it's almost

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like one of those board rooms
where they're working on some
huge merger or takeover

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everyone's in short sleeves and
there's pizza boxes everywhere
and it's kind of, it's

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a little bit smelly as well,
like kind of old socks smell.

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Well, that was exactly the room
we walked into, but there was a
lot of energy, a lot of

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smarts and a lot of good
thinking going on there.

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And they didn't sign us to any
non-disclosure agreements or,
you know, as we say, NDAs,

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no damage announcements.

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I'm just going to respect that
we opened our kimono as a little
bit to each other.

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You know, we didn't, not
completely, but just a bit.

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And wow, they're doing something
really interesting.

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So I have very high hopes for
for user-generate content in the
United Kingdom, which

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is really freaking convenient
because I live there half my
life.

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Sometimes it seems like less
than half my life, but wow,
stuff to do.

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So I would say that's very
exciting news for the UK
podcasters.

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And I guess we're going to meet
next, not next week, the week
after next, when everyone's

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back in the UK and continue the
conversation.

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So as I can, I will keep you up
to speed as best as possible.

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Okay, those of you new to the
show, it could be that you're
listening to this on serious

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stars 102.

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It could be that you're
listening to this podcast for
the very first time.

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It could be that you're saying,
huh?

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Metro sexual moment, huh?

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What is this guy talking about?

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Hi, my name is Happy, and I live
at bedtime stories my kids love.

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Once upon a time Adam asked for
some frequently asked questions
to be covered for the ever

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growing daily source code
audience.

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The whole point is he's saying
that people who come into the
daily source code who are

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newbies probably don't
understand a whole bunch of
things you're talking about.

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And even though I do try to
reiterate very briefly before I
start off on a rant or

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a story, it seems that the the
main things that are, you know,
that need some explanation

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or that we need an FAQ or a
cheese would be great to have an
audio FAQ, wouldn't it?

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I got to think about that.

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Well, newbies, let's start with
the basics, the Charlie.

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It all started when listeners
started calling the Daily Source
Code, the Charlie, which was

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the shortened version of Delta
Shira Charlie, which are the
call letters for Adam Curry's

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plane.

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Start out as the Daily Source
Code, then the DSC, then Delta
Shira Charlie, and now the
Charlie,

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not the Chacha, or the Chuck, or
a nickname for your never
regions, just the Charlie.

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This is Happy, and I'll see you
later with more Charlie,
frequently asked questions.

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Oh, the go first, thank you very
much, kids, I love it.

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Okay, so now you know a little
bit more about this show, and
I'm sure we'll be receiving

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more Daily Source Code
frequently asked questions, and
of course I'll be posting those

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onto a special area of the show
site in the show notes so that
you can get to those quickly

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if you're brand new to the show.

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Lots of conversations going on
about unleashing the pod show
pdn, and along with that,

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we kind of can't just release
the podcaster side.

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We kind of have to, the way it's
all integrated, release the
listener side at the same

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time.

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Really want to do that next
week.

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The only real gating factor here
is the email tax barrier, so we
can't actually sign

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people up for registrations
reliably until all that's in
place.

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Servers are being, we're putting
yesterday, I think, tomorrow
configuration starts.

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People are going to be working
through the weekend because
there's just a whole bunch

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of things that get put in at one
go.

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Actually, I think we're also
looking for another person to
help maintain that.

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I'll have to get that from, from
a Brian Longus, left to get
that, and I'll pass it on

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for you.

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There's some very specific SMTP
in the email skills that we're
looking for on a continuing

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basis.

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Zach sends me an email here.

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Adam, I was at the Flash Forward
Conference in Seattle on the day
of your court case.

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It was a three day event.

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The second day of the
conference, the day before your
case, Larry Lessig of Creative
Commons,

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gave a presentation on Creative
Commons and the Read Right
Internet.

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I was hoping you would mention
you as a current example of the
license holding up in

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courts, but it didn't seem like
he knew it was going on.

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I just finished listening to the
Charlie and meant to ask
afterwards, but he was swarmed

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with others asking questions, so
didn't get around to it.

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We'll be awesome to get some
sort of opinion from Larry
himself on the outcome of your

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case.

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On the Creative Commons, Canada
weblog, actually posted a link
to that yesterday, they did have

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an interesting rundown of, and I
guess that they're now our
translated documents because

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it looked like they, or they had
translated the documents and
called it a win for Creative

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Commons.

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But here from Larry, I did send
him an email on the day of the
court case and he responded

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to that, so he said that he was
going to look at it and he said,
you know, have you posted

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about it, and I sent him all the
links, still haven't heard from
him, and I'm hoping

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that I do, you know, I was just
doing a Techno-Roddy scan, and
you know, lots of people

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are now picking up on the news
and very happy that Creative
Commons holds up, a little

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disappointed about the value of
the stuff we're creating here
online, but so be it.

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It's a start.

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It's one of the ones, of course,
to sing tailwinds because it's a
student pile and so

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that is it.

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That's there's an FAQ for you to
go first about the tailwinds.

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I did all this preparation last
night, and I guess last night, I
was chuckling when I

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had read the email from Devon
Austin Dorf.

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Adam, hope you're doing well,
not too jet lag.

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Today's Charlie waiting for me,
having to listen to you, blah,
blah, blah.

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My wife just gave birth to our
daughter on the 24th of
February, so I've been a little
busy

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as you might imagine.

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It's expected to do it for your
43rd birthday

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from your old pal Caden and his
new little Sis Kenzie.

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You know what?

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Hopefully you can do it for my
42nd

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because otherwise we'll have to
wait more than a year.

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Making me older than I am, man.

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I'm 41, 42 in September.

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Okay, chord case, but okay, I
wanted to add

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to the list of things I know are
getting filtered out

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by the big email providers.

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Gmail invites, do not make it to
Yahoo email accounts.

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I know this firsthand because it
took me

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asking three different friends
to send me an invite

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before I finally got one to
work.

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And that was only on my work
email.

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And now here's the need of his
email.

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As you know, I'm a huge fan of
the Roger Smalls

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jingle and now I've become a fan
of this comments as well.

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The whole Roger versus comic
strip blogger thing

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makes me nearly tear up every
single time I hear it.

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Have you determined where Roger
does his recording?

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It sounds like an aluminum or
aluminium recycling center.

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As for CSB's rambling, barely
coherent rants,

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I think Dawn said it best a few
shows back on the Dawn

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and Drew show.

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He sounds like Count Chocula,

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or as you mentioned people have
been saying,

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man, yeah, even Patricia thought
that, but it's not.

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And you'll listen to the MS
Mobile's podcast.

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This is exactly how he talks.

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Seriously though, these two guys
at a whole new dimension

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of comedy to the Chuckle's
Charlie Chip, Charlie, yeah.

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Okay, I think right now, Roger
has the edge

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and the competition for the DSC
comedy crown,

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though particularly with his
Uncle Jesse reference,

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I would likely change my tune,
however,

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CSB mixes a Cooter reference.

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Mixes into Cooter reference,

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and I think just to Rihla Pink
lug but Bitmore you

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really should commission the
Jeff Smith

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to produce a theme song for the
satellite repairman himself.

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Oh boy, there's a lot of loaded
stuff in there

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is called comic strip comic
strip comic strip comic strip
comic strip comic strip comic
strip comic strip comic strip
comic strip comic strip comics
strip comic strip comic strip
comic strip comic

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Okay, time to reset your brain.
Remember you have to kind of
focus in on the accent. But once
you get to it, man, there's gold
in them words.

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I had them carry. Because the
point you have now in USA,
fucking around you are. Well,
USA is more

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fun than Europe for sure. But I
don't know whether you have
noticed that Howard Stern is
being

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sold by less moon vests. The
boss of CBS may be potential
folks could help poor Howard
Stern

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because correct me if I am
wrong. Many revenues of
potential are coming from
serious. And if

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Howard Stern will be fucked up
by the lawsuit, then serious
gonna be fucked up too. Please,

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Howard, you're...

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Ah, it's the new sign off. Yo,
thank you very much, Robert.

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Clothing strip.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

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Alright, is everybody ready?

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Yeah, another spot where we
could use an FAQ. This is the
place where us guys hang out and
talk

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about things that we normally
would talk about in public. And
sometimes the women folk, the

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shaylas check in as well. Here's
an old friend of the show,
Matt's not grass says, I don't

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know, I was wondering if you
could put the call out for no's
hair advice. I'm a torn between

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plucking and trimming. Trimming
seems to be okay for short term,
plucking last longer, but

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hurts like a son of a bitch. Any
thoughts? Yes, screw those
closet cases who are distancing

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the metro sexual moment. They
sound like they're not secure in
their own man who would

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keep it up, man. Yeah,
absolutely. Well, now this is a
question that has not a reason
yet,

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but I have to agree that it's,
you know, plucking versus
trimming. Now I'm a guy that I
like

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to trim. I have one of those
circuit, well, I have a couple
of devices actually. I want

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of those circular things that
you're like sticking your nose
and you turn it and it kind of
rips

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the hairs out, not a great
feeling, but hey, that's where
my dad used for, you know, all
my life

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growing up. So I guess that's
why I'm kind of stuck looking at
that. Then I've heard that
plucking

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those hairs actually can cause
tremendous infection and it's
not a good idea. And so what
I've

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been using recently is a little
nose hair trim. It runs on one
triple A battery. You know,

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you just, you know, it has a
little, a little, what do you
call it? Like you find on the
back of

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electric razor, you know, and
just the saw teeth that are
moving back and forth really
fast. What's

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that called? And you just kind
of stick it in there and twirl
it around and it cuts everything
off.

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And that, that has really been
something that works for me. But
if you have other thoughts about

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nose hair, please let me know.
And particularly, I want to know
if pulling them out or

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squeezing or yanking if that is
potentially dangerous. Yeah, and
this is rust from the raising

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giant spot cast and I want to
give you some feedback for the
Metro moment. So I've been
inspired by

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all the talk on the Charlie
about the gelette fusion razor,
the M3 power. And so I have

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ditched my electric razor. I've
been using since I was 16 years
old and purchased the M3 power

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and more recently the the
fusion. I can tell you that I
will never go back to the
electric.

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The regular razor, these my
skin, much smoother and also,
along with the razor, I
purchased the

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gelette complete skin care
products and has made a huge
difference in my skin. So just
the

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information and come by and
check out my podcast at
racingjiance.com. That's
raising,

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thanks Adam. All right, dude.
No, thank you very much. It's
interesting while you were
talking.

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Of course, I've heard you wrap
before. I ran off to the
bathroom here at the condo

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because Patricia picked
something up for me the other
day, which I think it might be
what you're

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using. It's the Gillette fusion
hydro cool after shave gel or as
they say in French.

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Gel après rassage. Cools the
skin. Allow rich with hydrating

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emolions. My goodness. I can
just feel the emolions work and
you know what I mean. I got
plenty of

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emolions. And I must say this
is, you know, you always have to
use some kind of after shave

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balm before you actually get
down to the moisturiser. So you
should be using two products

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apra rassage. What is it?
Rassage. And this stuff is
pretty cool. It's kind of like a
gel.

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It has an easy dispensary, you
know, you just kind of squeeze
it out and rub it on the skin
and

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it say it really has a nice cool
minty feel to it. And it doesn't
dry up all crackly and stuff.

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So there's a bit of moisturizer
in there. And I have to say, so
far I'm liking that.

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Before this I was using the
Nivia after shave stuff. Oh my
goodness.

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Excuse me, terrible. Hey Adam,
wanted to share two new
products. I'm using. I heard
someone

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mention a sugar scrub on your
show the other day. Bath and
body works has some great
products.

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The sugar scrubs may be a bit
rough on the face but they're
really good facial scrubs that
get

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the same results. Here are the
names and links to the products
I'm using from Bath and Body
Works.

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For the body, a Roman therapy
sugar scrub that relaxs
Eucalyptus Spearment version.

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And for the face, C.O. Piccolo,
honey almond scrub. Where does
that work again?

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A molyent formula. Please,
someone help me? Maybe the
podictionary can take check in.
Let me know

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what emolient means. And oh,
please tell me that there's a
different pronunciation for

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the U.S. than there is in the
UK. Yeah, this is Eric Skip from
the Bletchcast Colin in with a
moment

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for the Metro Sexual Moment.
Metro Mo. Moment. Mo. Yeah,
let's just call it the Mama. The
Mama.

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I'm going to Mo for the moment.
So, like many guys, I am, let's
say, blessed with an
overbundance of

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hair. Everywhere, but the top of
my head. Certainly, if you've
ever watched Greye for the
straight guy

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you'll learn about landscaping.
And the process of kind of
trimming that hair and bringing
it

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down to something manageable.
Managed hair. Let's get started.
I'm sick of shaving. I don't
want

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to get to your, have stubble
places where I shouldn't have
stubble. And if I just trim it,

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then it comes back so fast and
it doesn't really look that much
better. So, I decided it was
time

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to go out on a lemon try. Nare
for men. This isn't something I
would normally purchase, but I
was

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desperate. I wanted something
that was easy, that was quick,
that didn't take all the time
that

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shaving took. So, I give them
the shower with my new Nare for
men with nice cucumber sand and

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avoided it and smelled cucumber
and good. And I applied it
literally to the hair on my
chest,

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figuring that it would help take
it down. And I went on my
shoulders and as much as my back
as I could.

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And then started to wonder how
the heck I was going to reach
those parts of my back. I
couldn't reach

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anyway. So, I waited the
requisite a few minutes and,
something like the stuff wasn't
smelling

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so good. No longer
cucumber-scented. It smelled a
little bit more like wet cat. I
had plenty of

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time word away, so I stood there
waiting waiting. And you know
what, now the stuff smelled more
like a

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chemical burn. I started to feel
itchy. I didn't really know if I
was comfortable with that.

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And slowly the itch turns to a
slight burning sensation and it
was certainly smelling

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something fierce now. It was
time to get this stuff off of me
and I stepped on this shower and

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started to rinse and scrub. Now,
if you've ever witnessed this
stuff in action,

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it doesn't just go where you put
it. Not only everywhere that it
touched, but everywhere that

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I hear that it had touched. Came
this little nuclear blast of
grossed rotting hair. It started
on

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my chest and then those hairs
became all gummy nasty and stuck
to my arm hairs which then

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rotted off. Which, well, gotten
the place that I'm not going to
talk about on your podcast.

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When all was said and done, I
was left with a tiny naked patch
on my chest and then kind of a

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a weird leprosy-like, fearless
bundle of patches everywhere
else. Thank you, near for men.

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Well, that's my story. I know
it's a little long, but
hopefully it'll help someone out
or

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someone can inform me on how
you're supposed to actually use
that stuff. As always, we're
finding

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great independent artists and
getting them to go pot safe. So
if you want to hear what's
coming to the

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PMN, check out the Glitchcast in
iTunes or at GlitchNIC.com slash
Glitchcast.

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Well, you know what, I think
that I've mentioned before that
I am definitely a user of the

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nair products and it just
doesn't just have to be nair,
but they all pretty much work
the same way.

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They burn your shit off, and I
like to use it on the nether
regions because that's just the
way I

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like it. But in general, the
only way to do this is you apply
it, wait no longer than eight
minutes,

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but probably no less, really no
longer than eight minutes, and
then hop in the shower and then
you're

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just going to wash it all the
way. You've got to use a face
cloth, get into every single
place that

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you wanted the hairs to
disappear from, and then you'll
be safe. Oh, and don't forget,
after you do

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the application to wash your
hands, otherwise you're going to
wind up with the bald hands,

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another thing that just may not
be desirable. Hey, people keep
it coming to adamaccurry.com,

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so that soon, next week we can
check in once again and talk
about our Metro stuff.

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Speaking of Metro Sexuals, Mark
Yoshimura Namcoff is coming up
next on Sirius starts one or two

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with Pacific Coast Hellway. And
let us continue here on the
Charlie, we have some new
additions to

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the Pod Show family. This is one
of my girlfriends. Yes, just
listen to this voice, man.

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Drive your notes. The newest
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Come check it out.

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It's chillcastupodshow.com. And
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now a Pod Show Podcast network
member, the chill cast.

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I cranked up episode four last
night here in the condo. It was
just great.

25:39.640 --> 25:44.040
I can really get into the chill
vibe, particularly when you have
Angie B with their

25:44.040 --> 25:50.840
solitary dulcet tones rambling
through my MM50 speakers. Angie,
good to have you aboard.

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And more friends joining the
network content. This is really
going on.

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Oh, Adam and daily source code
listeners. This is Trucker Tom,
proud to announce. I'm joining
the

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Pod Show family of Podcasts.
When I was compelled to start
podcasting back in December of
2004,

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I had no idea where it would
lead. I only knew it was
something I had to do. From the

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best in Podsafe music,
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discussion of human behavior,

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along with occasional video
podcasts. I try to keep every
daily episode fun and upbeat.

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With something of substance for
every listener to look forward
to, all mixed in with heavy
doses

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of Trucker Tom, philosophy. It's
safe to say I deliver content
that isn't available anywhere
else

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in the world of Podcasts. Check
me out at truckerphoto.com and
now also podshow.com.

26:50.520 --> 26:57.240
Trucker Tom, I've never actually
seen his rig. Trucker Tom,
here's a guy. Here's a guy

26:57.240 --> 27:01.960
who needs to be sending in some
more stuff for the Metrosexual
moment. A guy who was on the
road

27:01.960 --> 27:11.000
continuously is very involved
with his skin and I can say that
quite safely because he has
tattoos

27:11.000 --> 27:18.200
on many, many, many parts of his
body, including basically like a
shaved heads on the back of his
head.

27:18.200 --> 27:25.560
It's basically has another face
tattoo a skull on top of his
skull and he's just a
sweetheart. He's a

27:25.640 --> 27:31.880
great guy. I missed him last
time. He was at the podshow HQ,
so hopefully we'll hook up soon
again

27:31.880 --> 27:36.040
really soon. But Trucker Tom, if
you're out there listening,
you're the guy that's on the
road.

27:37.320 --> 27:42.920
As a part of the backbone of the
United States, which really is
true. I mean, geez, we could not

27:42.920 --> 27:50.280
do without Truckers. The economy
would die within an instant.
Trucker Tom out there on the
road.

27:50.280 --> 27:54.440
How do you take care of
yourself, man? What's the life
like? Well, of course, if you
really want

27:54.440 --> 27:59.000
to know what the life is like,
then you just need to listen to
Trucker Tom's podcast, but maybe

27:59.000 --> 28:04.200
you could send something for the
Metrosexual moment. It's going
to be a short show today. As I
said,

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getting ready to pop off to the
Board of Directors meeting,
Wayne checks in, Wayne Thoom
Adam. I don't

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know if you remember, but a
while back someone asked you to
help explain to people that
podcasting

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is something that doesn't
require an iPod or special
equipment to enjoy. You explain
this and told us

28:17.320 --> 28:24.360
that we could extract out your
explanation and burn it to a CD
with a podcast to help introduce

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people to podcasting. Yeah, I
should actually, we'll make that
another part of the audio,

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frequently asked questions. I'll
pull that bit out again, because
someone, I forgot who did it,

28:33.960 --> 28:38.200
but it wrote a nice piece. I
read it on the source code and
it turns out that lots of
people,

28:38.200 --> 28:43.720
including Wayne, have actually
done that. They've cut that
piece out, edited into in front
of

28:43.720 --> 28:49.720
one of their favorite podcasts
and have a URL handy where to
send someone to go learn more
about

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podcasting. Wayne says, I'm a
programmer and was with the CEO
of my company trying to explain

28:56.280 --> 29:02.120
to another CEO, what podcasting
was, I got blank looks all round
until I pulled out a CD with
your

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explanation and played it. The
first crump comment I heard as
they were listening to you was,

29:07.640 --> 29:16.040
hey, he's got a good voice. I
can just imagine it, your boss
is sitting there and like,

29:16.200 --> 29:22.440
oh, he's got a good voice. After
hearing you and some more
explaining for me, I ended up

29:22.440 --> 29:29.880
making a good impression. Thank
you so much for saving my job.
The following audio comment is

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without a doubt, not family
safe. It is not something that
you may want to listen to. If
you're

29:35.400 --> 29:43.160
easily offended, though you
really shouldn't be. Mads
Weinstein ranted at me last week
and

29:43.160 --> 29:49.800
yes, it's some really nasty
things and just was not showing
much love. Luckily, we've got
more

29:49.800 --> 29:58.920
people listening to this show.
Then they do love me. Hi Adam,
this is Rebecca from Tranny
Recradial,

29:58.920 --> 30:05.960
responding to Madge calling you
a Tranny Fucker. First of all, I
want to say that if you were a

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Tranny Fucker, I would be the
first in line. Second of all, if
Madge was calling Tranny,

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I would like to believe, and
matter of fact I know, the
transgender community would be
honored to have

30:18.200 --> 30:25.240
her in our ranks. Third of all,
I have to inform you and your
listeners that Madge has already
agreed

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to some hot Lesbow action after
I get my surgery. So that would
make her a Tranny Fucker.

30:32.440 --> 30:37.720
For the rest of you that want to
join those ranks, visit my
website, Trannyrec.com.

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I'll bet if you thank you so
much, I feel so much better now
and I'm sure for sure she would
take

30:43.400 --> 30:54.440
that as a huge compliment. I
have been be down, my heart left
for broken, but I still feel the
light

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[ Music ]

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[ Music ]

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From Colorado, Graham English,
on my feet again winding up
Charlie for Thursday.

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Tomorrow, thank God, it's
Friday, addition tomorrow is
going to be a really busy day,

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going to do a Gilmore Daily with
Steve Gilmore, oh I'm sorry, now
that's next week, oops, that was
wrong.

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What we're doing to tomorrow is
Cali, that's right, Cali Lewis
from Geek Brief TV is up in San
Francisco,

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and we're going to do something
together. Cali was voted one of
the top 10 sexiest geek chicks I
saw.

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So what do I see that yesterday?
It was going around the office,
she is so incredibly cute,

34:36.840 --> 34:41.640
and then I was listening to her
on podcast four on one, as I was
drifting off to sleep, which of
course

34:41.640 --> 34:46.520
what better way to do that and
with Cali's voice in your ear.
Very interesting, interesting
history

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about what how she got into
podcasting her first site was, I
believe, crappy Christians,

34:53.640 --> 34:57.480
or the first podcast with crappy
Christians, which I have to go
back and listen to now.

34:58.200 --> 35:02.440
But they start off listening to
Don and Drew, when I say they,
it's Cali and her husband,

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which of course is the only
bummer thing about Cali, is that
she's married.

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So I guess I'm going to be on
the show, I don't know what
we're going to do, but I have
some

35:11.240 --> 35:18.920
questions for her. All right,
everybody. So I'm off quick,
triple S, we know what the
triple S is,

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don't we guys? And then I'm off
to the office, and tomorrow I
will report back, see if our
board of

35:23.880 --> 35:30.840
directors walked into the
conference room, going ribbit
ribbit. And I thank you all very
much for

35:30.840 --> 35:35.320
listening to the show, check out
dailysourcecode.com, we can find
all the latest episodes,

35:35.320 --> 35:40.520
and of course the podcast feed.
And for any feedback, any ideas
you got fired off to
adamatcurry.com,

35:40.600 --> 35:49.080
I love the audio comments, okay?
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