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It is daily source code episode
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You are listening to Adam Curry.

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Hey everybody how you doing good
to good to see all again there
sitting with those earbuds

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jammed in deep sitting at your
desk in the car on the bicycle,
daily source code episode

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number 454 good to talk to you
again.

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No real set show or format today
I just wanted to go through all
my voice mills with you

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which I was doing this morning
since we hadn't spoken and there
was now three days and

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there's just so much good stuff
coming and I'm just going to go
through it with you

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I thought that's going to be
experienced listen to someone's
voice mail see what kind of

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shit they get every single day
some great aviation in the past
couple days I will bore

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you just a little bit with it we
had to go to Amsterdam twice on
Friday Patricia had

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to go to get a copy of her
driver's license we need two
forms of identification when

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we go later on in the month when
we get our when actually
Christina and I get our E.E.A.

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visas with meaning we will be
official and can live here
thanks to the graces of the

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lady Patricia so I got Captain
Dan and we took off Friday
morning it was yeah that was

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it was just reasonable weather
it wasn't too bad drop Patricia
off then we went to

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Antwerp to go see the wing
commander came back and went
back with Patricia and then

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Saturday morning you'll recall I
think I told you this the second
of September we

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were going to go spread my mom's
ashes in the butterfly park that
we'd found and

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weather was pretty much crap new
was happening I was going to
stay overnight and come

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back Sunday so the plan was to
go from ferrox which is the the
big holes ask airfield

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here near the curry cottage to
fly across the English channel
Saturday morning stay

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overnight in Amsterdam then fly
back Sunday morning so we had
pretty much and this is

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what I love about aviation
weather reasons you can really
pretty much get your window of

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opportunity down to you know
about half an hour and you'll be
right on and we left at

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what do you leave at 9 a.m. yeah
we left at 9 a.m. local UK time
just as it was

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starting to rain and the rain is
not a big deal not afraid of
rain that's just

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liquid sunshine but it's the
cloud cover if that's too low
below us and say

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excuse me this and say a moment
brought to you by sessna
aviation below a thousand

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feet it gets really messed up if
you're going VFR visual flying
rules which

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means you're pretty much under
the clouds but the terrain in
the UK does rise up

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here and there so you don't want
to be too low because you could
be eaten mountainside

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so that was actually okay the
crossing across the channel was
nice but then the

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cloud cover really came down and
it came down to maybe I was like
700 feet

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around Rotterdam and here's
something and I'm going to tell
you this story and this

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is not like oh boy how cool was
this this is really actually a
very dangerous

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situation we ran into really
stupid on our part I have to say
you have two

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tanks in in this aircraft one on
each wing and there's a separate
indicator for

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each tank and you have a fuel
selector which you can select
the both tanks or

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the left tank or the right tank
and it has a gravitational pull
system so

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basically the just because of
sheer gravity the fuel flows
from the wing tanks

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down into the you know the
carburetor and through the
engine etc now I guess the

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you know the trust always trust
your instruments doesn't really
apply here

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now we had you know lots of wind
and it was kind of it was it was
rocky we

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had a luggage on board so it was
completely conceivable that our
right tank was

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emptying out quicker than our
left tank and so we decided
Captain Dan and I

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to put the fuel selector onto
the left tank for a while now
this could have been

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a very critical mistake and in
fact it turned out to be one
only we were

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extremely lucky as it turns out
and the other systems have a
fuel pump by

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the way and this fuel pump you
use when you take off when you
land just in

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case for some reason there's not
enough gravity you hit an air
pocket or

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something you'll always be sure
that fuel is is being pushed
through into the

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into the into the ignition
system into the cylinders that
could you know

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through the engine you need fuel
to run so when you switch tanks
you also turn

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on the fuel pump briefly etc now
there's a fuel pressure gauge
which

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basically shows you that there's
fuel flowing through the lines
and we're

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above Rotterdam we're actually
just about to go down to the
clouds at 700 feet

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so this is always a moment where
you kind of looking for a hole
and there

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really isn't one just you can
barely broken see the to the
broken clouds you

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can see the ground and so we're
descending maybe from a thousand
feet down

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from the cloud in the clouds
essentially to underneath the
cloud layer and I

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see and Dan says at the moment I
see it that all of a sudden the
fuel pressure

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gauge is you know hitting the
the bottom of the range like oh
wait a minute

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and as my hand my left hand
reaches out towards the fuel
pump the engine

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stops and by this time I've hit
the fuel pump I I threw the fuel
selector to

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both and the engine caught again
it was without a doubt one of
the scariest

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moments of my aviation career
now could we have landed yeah we
were above

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field etc but that was not the
plan and you know at this
happened we were

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lucky it happened there what if
it happened on final right
before landing and I

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just wanted a little bit of
extra engine speed you know air
speed and I just

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wanted to rev the engine and
quit there that could have been
disastrous so

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got on the phone with wind
commander William and man
there's a whole bunch of

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physics involved in this and
some some knowledge which was
very good

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Sessna makes crappy as fuel
indicators in fact so where the
right hand fuel

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indicator was indicating that we
were almost empty even though
we're

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flying on the left tank in fact
it was reverse and it's it
totally freaked me

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out and so now of course the
rule is you always fly with both
and you know I

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know the endurance I know how
long I can fly but you never
switch from left

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to right in this particular
aircraft and it's big big big
piece of knowledge

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and it was very very scary but
anyway so we made it fine and
Sunday it was

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even worse weather but it was
like 40 knots headwind going
back and we

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till we came back to this
airfield we'd parked the
aircraft and it was like

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three in the afternoon because
that's when the weather was
finally going to

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let up and we were the first
people to fly out of the
airplane was the only

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one I was sitting on the on the
airfield and so we hopped in and
man there was

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some real flying some awesome I
mean this was like 40 50 knots
gusting headwind

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rain all before we reached the
English channel and that was an
even half way

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over the channel and we could
hear this guy going from he was
coming from

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Holland he was going to Duxford
which is the famous airfield
here in the UK

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where they have an airfield
museum he was flying a spitfire
and so he was

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behind us so we knew what he had
just come out or he was just
going into and

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you know at a certain point we
had clear skies was beautiful
over the

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channel but really you know our
air speed was you know no more
than 90 knots

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that and this thing can do you
know 160 so it was like real
heavy headwind

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here this guy in the spitfire
gone it's bloody awful and made
great

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the channel bloody awful it was
like a movie and we were being
thrown left and

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right but that was a completely
safe situation it was just real
aviating was a

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great birthday present because
of course that was Sunday my
42nd birthday and

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now it's good into all the stuff
you guys have been sending me
because it's

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been so incredibly nice and you
all had something interesting to
say to help

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me feel good about my my new old
age hey Adam it's Mark Yoshimoto

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Nemkoff and you know with your
birthday coming up this Sunday I
thought I

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do something for you and I was
thinking about back in those
days when you were on

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MTV and I used to watch you and
I was an elementary school and I
never thought

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the day would come where I'd
actually be working for you good
times good times

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so I wanted to do something
special and since I can't buy
you a helicopter or anything

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I thought I'd write you a song
you know it's thinking maybe I'd
write something

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that reminds me of every rose
has its thorn or some piece of
crap like that

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you're still kind of furry and
your nipples get hard when you
get cold

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Mark your lyrics of killing me I
tell you once cuz I'm no fool
the daily sauce

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code is burning fucking cool
you're my buddy and I won't
break with your

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[ Music ]

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point in your life I should say
happy birthday Adam thank you
Mark Yoshimoto

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Nemkoff do not only do deserve
another writer yet another one
that you need

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one my nipples get hard when it
gets cold thanks all that about
happy birthday

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happy birthday happy birthday
happy birthday

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well in the maze and arranged
that one for me she's got the my
Marilyn

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podcast and she sent me a naked
picture with Marilyn Monroe I
think I

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seen that one before let's see
lots of stuff about Liam hey
Adam it's Matt

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to tell you the match today in
history podcast a couple things
concerning

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Christina and Liam my best
friend as a daughter who's 15
and when she was a

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little girl and he and I were in
the navy together we came up
with an idea of

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how to foil a future boyfriends
and it starts with you taking a
picture of

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yourself naked from the rear
you'd have your hands in the air
as if you were

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maybe holding something over
your head or you know maybe
about the throw a

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football and you take that
picture and super impose it on a
picture of a

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polar bear standing upright and
then you blow this picture up
you hang it on

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your living room all and then
when Liam comes over you don't
mention the

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picture you just let him see it
and then have say Patricia walk
by and look at

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the picture and look at you and
go oh honey you were so brave
that day and then

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just walk on and that way our
ladle sit there and try to
figure out what the

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hell you were doing wrestling
with a polar bear probably
defending your

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defending your family or
something like that I you know I
can actually just use

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the picture I have with Michael
Jackson you know it's just a
scary and also

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and I borrowed this from the
movie lock stock and two smoking
barrels I don't

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think guns are the answer I
think knives are the answer
because it's much

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easier for the lad to come over
and for you to be sharpening set
of knives

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and tomorrow quotes from that
movie not a regular knife but a
big fuck off

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shiny knife that's bound to get
the kids attention especially if
he's not very

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sharp you know bright shiny
object might get his attention
anyway and one last

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thing yeah he does wow thanks
you know you had the only one
who suggested

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something other than guns to
scare off the much older boy
friend of my daughter

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and the podcast is helping just
find by the way a couple of
christina's friends

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heard the show and they they
played it for Liam only the good
bit and now he's

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afraid to come by hey Adam this
is done calling from Katie Texas
this is

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response to the color from South
Florida on the Charlie 452 just
positive

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telling me this call I have
suggestions for guns in the
cabinets he can

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introduce him to nothing wasn't
might not work for you live
given the local

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laws besides guns are relatively
recent in the human psyche
swords that's

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picked it 4,000 years of dealing
with them we still have an
innate fear of

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them so my sort of question is
going to be quite prominent when
my daughter gets

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to that age I have a friend who
has a six foot long clay more
that's sharp

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it he was out practicing one's
own team to pick up his daughter
and he

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walks off a three inch branch in
a single school because you're
bringing my

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daughter home early right right
yeah just how you'd like to know
make your

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folder good folder feedback
that's for sure yeah there's
something to that

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you know and then of course I
told y'all about my fencing
history and this

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fits very nicely into this whole
swords versus guns thing hey
Adam wait

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for a while here just listening
to the daily source code and I
had to call in

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on your comment about after
doing your exercise lunges and
the comment about

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being on the fencing team and
making the comment that fencing
was

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faggotty dude what other sport I
don't think I said faggotty I
think I said

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fanggy teaches you to kill
somebody with a single stroke
missed true

18:05.560 --> 18:09.400
I could fancy in high school
yeah we thought it was a little
faggotty too

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I tell you it was a good
workhead and when we got to play
with the savers that

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was kick ass and I was never in
your caliper competition we were
more just

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guys goofing around with the
swords but our teacher had been
on one of the

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coach so he knew what he was
talking about you know as he
said if you think

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this is a 50 sport if we take
the tips off these and don't use
the pads I

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could kill all of you in five
minutes he was a great teacher
be cool dude

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take care oh and yeah folder of
course folder I knew it yeah I
never got to the

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savers I think that's why you
know the fencing outfit just
look kind of lame

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you know with the with the like
the nickerbocker height pants
and then the white

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sports shoes and the socks the
knee socks hey of course now
with my new

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ostracized thanks to Amy Mac of
course the pants look kind of
good and I

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don't know I haven't seen him in
a week so maybe it's work maybe
maybe

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we don't have to worry about him
at all Adam Dougmore the Clinton
Doug show

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Clinton Doug com Adam please
don't play the boys smell
message anymore the

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jingle you know that well no
more please please don't play
that anymore thanks

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I appreciate it oh Adam we bread
no smoking please over easy I
buy to

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window seat scruncher thanks
dude you mean this one you got
it put it in

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your mobile phone don't forget
the plus in case you travel
outside the

20:02.360 --> 20:07.480
country now listen to this voice
mail this is the shit I live for
hello Adam this

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is John Cartwright I was forward
at your website by my marketing
guru

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okay now listen she was
forwarded my website by her
marketing guru in

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Europe and wanted to I just want
to share little or listen to
your little

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pizza on after science and one
or two years interested in
trying

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contrast in trying now I thought
she said tontra let's listen to
that again

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did in trying contrast what is
that is he saying tontra
interested in

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trying contrast I think I think
I'll pretend it's tontra that
you said

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interested in trying contrast
I'll send you the details for my
website and

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would love to speak with you and
I'm possibly giving you a tontra
session

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radio or on the iPod I found
number in California is okay so
we'll take

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out a phone number and in
Ireland you can reach me at two
sides in Ireland as

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well she's close by five seven
eight six and I'll be here in
Europe next week

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okay thanks I look forward to
hearing from you bye now with
those for oh man and

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and now I don't know what that's
about it sounds like tontra
lessons

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it's for my website and the
details for my website well
sounds like she wants to

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do something with me on the show
I'm all for it I'll even fly to
hey I'll even

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fly to yeah to Ireland for her
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let's get right into it
gentlemen hands

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on buzzers okay this is I you
can be being I'll be bond this
is audio clip

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I'm gonna hand in his buzzer
please wait till the end of the
auto clip before you

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by the way I'm down the stems
here on the condo this is bad
news we got no

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Gmail and we're down to stems
Christ man what there was the
word coming to

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contest number one Frankie V
what do you think I definitely
say hi hi

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contest number two Greg hi as
well the correct answer is hi
round two is

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he's down to stems I mean you
know that's like that's a dead
giveaway all right

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well round round two it you can
always change anytime you know
it's interesting

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to switch once in a while it's
almost like when you smoke a
different kind of

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weed you can get really used to
some kind and then you smoke a
different kind

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and then it really makes a
difference contest number one
Frankie V I'm gonna stay

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high and I'm gonna say not high
on that one the correct answer
is high and

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sensing a pattern though it's
it's time for the lightning
round everybody okay

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are you ready here we go hi it
was I too soon

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excuse me

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hi is a good guy let's let's mix
it up here contest number two
what that's you

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that's you Greg oh hi and
Frankie V and the correct answer
is hi and that

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brings us to the end of today's
game show higher not high your
winner the one

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the only Frankie V yeah this is
Regis right with a big bag of
weed yes but

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you'll have to buy it yourself
you'll have to score some for
your own take can we

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take uh funds from the possibly
we okay you guys take hey pal
the unemployment

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check is not for uh medicine oh
no it it it helps me it's it
gets me into the

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mode you know what I mean indeed
indeed well let's see what's up
here when I'm

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high this is your host Regis
reminding you to check out
unemployment show dot

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com for all your high or not
high game show needs thanks for
listening everybody

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hi it's my desk it's on the

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it's so many of those I thank
you so much I think you so much
I'm

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got got some cool presence too I
wasn't expecting anything I got
a

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portable fridge for it works on
12 volts as well as 220 volts
put us here

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for in the studio it's fantastic
so it's and it's stocks too came
stocked and then

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I got like it was like Beckham
Beckham Cologne David Beckham
I'm like what kind

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of message is that sending me
and I would also I get you know
the kind of

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stuff you give to dad right but
I you know my present I already
had it that

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flight back was definitely my
present oh get Patricia on the
show tomorrow I

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think we found something we may
have it's I mean all the signs
are pointing in

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the right direction I want to
get too excited but I think we
might have the

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new curry cottage hello Adam
this is Craig Horton I live in
Jackson, Tennessee

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I just want to give you a shout
out as you ask some of your
listeners to

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call in and kind of let you know
who's listening I don't think a
demographic is

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always quite what you think it
is for instance I'm a
63-year-old grandfather

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after four years in the Navy
during the Vietnam War I worked
for 26 years

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for the state of Tennessee and
retired and then worked for a
number of years as a

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mortgage broker and by the way
good God the home purchase
system in the UK has

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got to be the most bold up thing
I've ever heard of in my life it
had to have

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come over with old build a
conqueror and if it was already
there when the

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Norman's got there then they
should all be damned to hail
eternally for not

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changing it thank God I didn't
have it was bad enough in the
States but nothing

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like that but anyway I have
spent a lot of time in front of
computers I have two

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PCs a desktop and a laptop I
listened to a lot of podcasts
and I'm subscribed to

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a number of video podcasts yours
is one of the first I ever
listened to Adam I've

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been listening to you since I
think you were the double digits
then you've

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turned me on to a lot of
podcasts and took I want to
thank you for turning me on

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to Leon Parsons I think she's
the most delightful person in
the world I've told her

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any mail said I'd listen to her
read a cookbook and a golly bill
man just to hear

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her giggle is enough to to
brighten your day and by you
know this is this is

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such I love this listen to this
guy this is a what a listener
and if he ends

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this up with folder or scruncher
I'm going to plot myself yeah
Lim Parsons is

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great and I do remember playing
I'm not even playing I told you
that I didn't

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think I had a promo at that
point and I met Lynn and a
producer two three

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weeks ago two weeks ago in
London wow great people very
creative and yeah

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the giggle is is her for real
and she's cute

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the way the lady Patricia is an
absolute delight I'm fascinated
whether I love

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to hear her talk I'm fascinated
by her English it's so good and
talk about a

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life at him geez it's got to be
wonderful living with a woman
that can life

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like that because I don't care
how low you get how bad your day
has been I've

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pissed off you aren't the world
to hear her life a time or two
has just got to

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said everything right so yeah
you're so right oh you're so
right how many times

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has she not just at the last at
me in fact even when she's
laughing at me

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it works and you're right you
absolutely right I'm going to
play this for her

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later on tonight so I know
she'll come on the show tomorrow
I envy you that I'm

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married to a wonderful woman
myself she can't life like that
well but she has a

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pretty good one in teaching me
on track but anyway I'll end
this long ram and

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shout out thanks for your
program I enjoy all of it I
enjoy listening to your

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lifestyle so I think it's
fascinating it's certainly
different for mine I'm

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pretty boring and in a lot of
ways but a good one I've been
very fortunate I

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look forward to hearing many
more DSC's best of luck to you
you're wise and you

30:20.960 --> 30:26.960
lovely donor bye bye isn't that
beautiful as fantastic you
people keep on

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doing that keep on calling the
voice mill number with with
listener profiles it's

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so cool just to hear who you
guys are I'm blown away I really
really am for

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years have been on top 40 radio
stations I knew what my audience
was teenage

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white girls that's what it was
and probably the same on MTV but
this is so

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diverse so different ages from
17 to well here we go 63 oh Adam
it's great

30:54.200 --> 30:59.320
Gordon injection Tennessee again
yeah I left you a voice mill
just a few minutes ago

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but I forgot the most important
thing I'm a folder of course as
was my father

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before me I am a very
straightforward I ever that my
wife and my son are

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scrunchers it happens in the
best it sure does okay there you
tailwinds but I

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can do what Lynn Parsons roaming
garden knows is up your bomb
yeah hey guys thanks

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you very much all of these great
messages very very cool let's
take it home

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with some burn and shall we yeah
moved on without me maybe one
day we'll see

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[ Music ]

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I'm feeling sorry this ever
dreams and I'm feeling sorry
this ever dreams and I'm feeling

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sorry this ever dreams and I'm
feeling sorry this ever dreams
and I'm feeling sorry this

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ever dreams and I'm feeling
sorry this ever dreams and I'm
feeling sorry this ever dreams

34:52.320 --> 34:57.320
and I'm feeling sorry this ever
dreams and I'm feeling sorry
this ever dreams and I'm feeling

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tomorrow back in the full swing
of things Christina goes back to
school tomorrow so the show will
be delivered probably earlier
than then you've seen for the
past couple months because

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well it's good you know Liam's
back to Birmingham and the show
continues now Christina's back
in school and

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tomorrow get the lady Patricia
and we'll talk about the new
curry cottage adamant pod show
dot com thanks for listening
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