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Hello everyone, this is Karen,
you joy-rise queen, wanting to
wish you all a very relaxed
Christmas.

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Stay tuned with
joy-rise.btpotchow.com.

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Hello, is this thing on?

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You're saying you're coming,
you're loud and clear.

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Oh, oh, oh, oh.

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Well, Adam, I've been looking at
your list and well.

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Based on the drug trafficking
laws on several countries,

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I'm not going to be able to get
you most of what you've asked
for,

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but how about we just get you a
nice pretty sweater and some
extra hair spray

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and maybe a cowbell for the
condo.

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Anyway, Adam, have a happy
holidays and, oh, oh, oh, enjoy
yourself

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on the DSC 517.

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Oh, it's $16 million worth of
airplane strapped to my ass.

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Do the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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We don't need no sticky
ingredients in it.

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I like to think I'm flying you
to the future.

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Fantastic kiss, Adam Curry.

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[ Music ]

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I know I can't live with you

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I know I can't live with you

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American Heartbreak

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On bass, Michael Bloodler, of
the Rock and Roll Geek Show

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The greatest Christmas song ever
written

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I love the lyric, you know

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You show up to the Christmas
party with the asshole of the
year

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Hey everybody, how you doing?

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It's daily source code, episode
number 517

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Coming to you from Curry Cottage
in the affluent suburb of Surrey

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Known as Guilford in the old
Cottage

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Still, which won't last too much
longer

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And looking outside, have you
ever heard of the London fog?

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Well, we've been in it for the
past 48 hours

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And it's wreaking havoc on the
infrastructure

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Now you have to kind of
visualize that Jack the Ripper

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Type fog that is just kind of
hanging there

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And doesn't do anything, doesn't
move

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That's exactly what it's like
outside, complete piece soup

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And besides the, you know, we're
on an island here, right?

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And with global warming, you
know that the United Kingdom is
the new Caribbean

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So, ferry boats have had
tremendous delays

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Because they literally can't see
where they're going

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Very hard to dock

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Because the, well, let's get to
the airports

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Heathrow

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Although they've said it's been
closed

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The airport hasn't actually
closed

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Well, first of all, there's
100,000 people in the airport

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Who are laying around trying to
get flights

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Home to Christmas, which God,
there's so many songs

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That have been written about
this problem

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Most aircraft certainly can take
off in this weather

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Because once you get out, you
know, then you're above the
weather

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And then it's nice and bright
and sunshiney

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And I would say that depending,
well, about 40% of the time

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40% to 60% of the time according
to the terminal area

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4 casts and the, and other
reports

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40% to 60% of the aircraft can
land

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The problem is that you've got
all kinds of delays

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Because you can't taxi that fast

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You can't see what the heck is
going on

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On the runway

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So they have to space the planes
much further apart

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I believe there's some de-icing
going on

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So it's a mess

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Complete mess with flights being
canceled

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Absolutely

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And my in-laws are supposed to
leave on Saturday

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And I gotta tell you, the way
the situation is today

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And of course there's zero wind

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And there's like half a knot of
wind

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So this fall, if there was wind,
the fog could be blown away

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I have a feeling we'll have the
in-laws for Christmas

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Ah, yes

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It's interesting that there's an
airport called Manson Airport

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Which is on the south eastern
tip

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What's kind of the mid, the mid
eastern tip of the United
Kingdom

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And it's, we call it the crash,
like the crash field

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In the second world war

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As a huge runway

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I mean it's astronomical this
runway

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And these days they can actually
fill it up with foam

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And that's where a large
aircraft would go

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If they had an undercarriage
problem

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Or had to make some kind of
force landing

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It's a great spot to do that

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In World War Two

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It was built literally for the
guys who were coming home

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And you know, engine shot off,
wheel shot off

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And shit to be able to kind of
slide into safety

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And it saved a lot of lives

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But what they did to invert the
fog

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Was they lit up fires all around
the airfield

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And it worked

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And I'm wondering, you know,
can't we do something like that
with Heathrow

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Because I'm sure it would work,
you know, you start heating that
up

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And the fog will start to lift a
little bit

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Anyway, until further notice,
it's a real, real mess

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Let's see, so much to talk about
today on the source code

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I've got to get ready

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And you know what that means,
it's Thursday

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Yeah, it is time once again

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It's my girl, Amy Mac

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Hey, Amy, how you doing?

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Amy? Amy?

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Hello

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Well, Adam, it's day 20

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Yes, Matt

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I feel so much like Christmas
being back in the land where
season's changed

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Oh, you don't like San Francisco

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Yesterday I drove from Indiana
down to Tennessee

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And since I drive a motorcycle
in the city

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This was like the first time I'd
driven in

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I don't know, six months

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Let me tell you, I love the roof

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Reverse, I'm being able to
listen to DSC

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And everyone else is podcast and
pot safe music

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I forgot how much I missed that

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I didn't know she wrote a bike,
man, that's kind of hot, Amy

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Anyway, just because I'm all
Holly Jolly for Christmas

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Doesn't mean I'm not gonna kick
your butt

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Yes, I need it

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So get ready

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Okay, I'm sad, what are we doing
here?

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Turn on the other mic

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We've done squats before

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And we've done kicks before

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Now, today is our grand finale

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What are we doing?

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I don't know how to use sound
effects

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Boy, oh, don't do that

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We will combine them

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Okay, I'm ready

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Follow me

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Move the other mic

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Start with your feet, shoulder
with a part

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Okay, shoulder with a part

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Okay, straight forward

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Yes, they are

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Arms clasped in front of you

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Clasped in front of me

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Now squat down

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And then you squat back up

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Your left leg out to the side

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And then as you squat back down

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Bring your leg back in

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Now, oh, then the other side

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Okay, so kick right leg out as
you come up

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And bring back in as you squat
down

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Okay

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Seven more, each side

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Ready, go

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Okay, one

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Squat

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Kick

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Your weight

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Squat

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Quick

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Kick

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Yes

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Wait on your heels

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Oh, none of my toes

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Make sure your knees don't come
over your toes

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Breathe

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What number are you on?

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Six

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And

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Squat

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Faster, faster

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Oh, I love what you say that

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I know, that's a favorite

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Yes

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Seven

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All right, great to have

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You've done an excellent job in
the last 20 weeks

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To make that as firm and
spectacular

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I need to feel

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Oh yeah, that's good

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Yeah, have a wonderful holiday

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Everybody

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I'm off to cut down a Christmas
tree

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Yeah, so until next time

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Go kill some nature Amy

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Amy sent a lot and I still email
along with AstraZeneca

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Number 20, which of course is
now a pod cast

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And she also has the fitness
attack

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Also available on Espanyol

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Gotta cut

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What?

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Did you do your exercise?

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I did my exercise, yeah?

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Okay, good

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I just want to say I'm going to
go Christmas

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Go talking to the microphone

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I'm going to go Christmas
shopping

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Yeah

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Do you think the DB9 will fit
into your bag?

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Oh, absolutely

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Fast and Martin

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Austin, what does what you want?

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The Aston Martin DB9, yes, that
kind of fit into your bag

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No

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I don't think so

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I don't think so

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I'm leaving in the garage

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No, it's a ride of wood

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I won't fit in the garage

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Okay, you going with your
parents?

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Yeah, I'm going to entertain
them a little bit

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Yeah

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Okay

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I was just saying that if the
fog keeps up

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They may be celebrating
Christmas with us

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It doesn't

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I don't know

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Are you already exhausted?

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Not okay

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It's fine

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My parents have a lot of energy

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Yes, they do

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That's why I got it from

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Yeah, it's like triple trouble
here

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Okay, baby

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I'm enjoying

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All right, I love you

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Bye

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Bye

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Ah, yes, the sound proof studio
door

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Shushing closed

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Ah

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Anyway, so Amy said that she's
going to continue

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Doing the exercise in the new
year

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Which I'm very happy about

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Because I don't mind keeping it
up

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You know, it's paying off

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Amy

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Day three now

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I'm not being able to send SMS
to text messages

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Here in the UK

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It's with the new E61

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The Nokia E61

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Which I love so much

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And yes, they finally got an
engineer on the phone from
Singier

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Because you know, you go through
the customer support

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And they run down the list

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And you know, you're like, I'm
almost bored

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Because I've done everything
already

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I know about the message center
numbers

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I know all this stuff

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I really do

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Ah

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And so I got a phone call

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Yesterday

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And I was like, oh, you sound
like an engineer

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And guys, how did you know?

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I was like, you sound like one

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I said, oh, my wife would
disagree

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And I was like, you know what
you're talking about

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And I said, my wife would
disagree

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So at a fun time

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And we check some stuff out

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And I believe that it is a
problem between

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Team Oble in the UK and Singular

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So that's going to take a little
bit of

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Sorting out to figure out what's
going on there

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But lots of people been trying
to help me out

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It really is much appreciated

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I've just got a listening to the
DSU-515

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And a culture problem with the
E-61

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I had the same problem

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Haven't seen me last summer when
I was a

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Fisting Czech Republic in
kindergarten

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Back in Holland

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Had the same problem

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Somehow somewhere

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Something changed in the

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Installing it

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The configuration

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Most likely

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Somewhere DDB inside the menu

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There will be the settings

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We said to send text messages as
we email

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You should change that

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So good luck with it

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Over

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Of course

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Folder

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Yeah, that was a new one to me

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I did check that

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I didn't know it's sent to send
us text messages

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Not as emails

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What's interesting is

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I'd like to try

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Roming on a different network

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Now here's what's kind of fun

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I bought this Nokia at the Nokia
store here in the UK

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And the manual

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Specifies that there's a place
in the settings

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Where you can change

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Manually changed the cellular
operator you want to use

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Well, that menu option is not
existent

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On my version of the phone

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I have the latest version of the
software

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I've updated all of that

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I've been through these things a
million times

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With a million different gadgets

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So I kind of know what to look
for

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But

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I have two menu options on that
particular menu

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Which does not include manually
setting your cellular operator

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And the instruction book that
says here it is

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Here's where the third menu item
is

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And it's not

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So it's very very frustrating

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Not to be able to send text
messages

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Because you know

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That's how I communicate with my
peeps

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I completely need it

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I think I played these a promo

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By these guys on somewhere
around the 400

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On the daily source code

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I think I think I have an
advertising agency

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But they're still around and
that's pretty cool

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Hi, this is Matt and this is
done

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And we're the host of Piotini

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The show about the people who
make you want the stuff you want

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How they do it

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In other words, Piotini is a
show about advertising marketing
and branding

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This week we celebrate six
months of show

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And if you haven't been
listening to Piotini

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Here's some of what you've
missed

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Listen, okay, by the year 2010

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Traditional TV advertising will
be 66% less effective

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As it was in 1990

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I can't imagine there's a CMO
out there

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It gives a rat's ass about CMC

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Of course there's a thing

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You know at the end of the day

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Which has a means of fitting

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Add messages inside a urinal

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The demographic of fat Americans

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One sin of life time

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Come man, as is moldy

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Clean around the idea

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One second radio ads

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It's beyond August

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So I'm going to show the person
Matt and Don

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I have to say I've honestly
never thought of a congregation
as being a target audience

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in marketing

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That has never crossed my mind
until I saw Christ

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The question you've got to ask
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What can my product, my service,
my way of communicating

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My product, my service, whatever
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So there's a lot of talk now
about more troops being sent to
Iraq

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And the situation of course
interests me as a

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Member of the world community as
a citizen of the United States
as

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And it habitant of the United
Kingdom as someone who's been to
Iraq and during more time

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And we'll read this to you on
March 15th, 2006

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Members from both parties in
Congress supported the creation
of the bipartisan Iraq study
group to review

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The situation on the ground and
proposed strategies for the way
forward

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For more than eight months the
study group met with military
officers

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General experts, academics,
journalists and high-level
government officials from
America and abroad

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Participants included George W.
Bush and members of his cabinet

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Bill Clinton, Jalal Talabani,
Nuri Kamal Amaliki, General John
Abizai, George K.C.

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Anthony Zini, Colin Powell,
Thomas Friedman, George Packer
and many others

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As a official edition contains
the group's findings and
proposals for improving security

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Strengthening the new government
rebuilding the economy and
infrastructure

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And maintaining stability in the
region is a highly anticipated
and essential

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Step forward for Iraq, America
and the world

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So I picked this up, I know I
talked about it on Monday,
Tuesday

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Yeah, Tuesday, talked about
having read this on the plane
ride back

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And I took away a number of
things from it and I really do
encourage you to pick it up and
have a read

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Because you'll see what a
complicated situation it is in
Iraq

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The main problem is that there
are religious factions

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So you have the Sunis and the
Shias

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And without getting all the way
into who was in power first and
who's what and who believes in
what

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Let's just say it there's within
Iraq there are, you know, maybe
you could almost say

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It's red state blue state except
it's about religion

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Which makes it a little bit more
complicated

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So when you want to build up the
security forces in a country,
which is exactly what I saw
happening

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I saw the ICDC, the Iraqi Civil
Defense Initiative, I saw them
being trained

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Excuse me, I think the ICDC is
in front of my door right now

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I asked trash guys back and up
in the fog

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I saw that actually taking place
and that's what the focus was

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In particular the Iraqi forces
in the form of the military and
the police

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And the military is that is the
ICDC that I speak of

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The problem is you can teach
someone to fight and you can
teach someone to maintain order
civil order as a police force
would do

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But if they have idealistic
differences or deeply embedded,
you know

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And grain differences in their
belief system in their beliefs
and that there sometimes can
actually be a hatred of the
other type of belief

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That's going to be a problem
because, you know, it's like,
well, hold on

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Who's protecting who and who's
enforcing what and who's right

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So it's almost a non-starter and
I think that there was a huge
lack of knowledge about that
going in

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And even the training of the
forces, I'll be real honest with
you

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I saw barracks, I saw troops, I
saw order, I saw guys following
orders

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I saw people able to handle
weapons

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But have you ever seen dad's
army?

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Have you?

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It looked very much like dad's
army with the the common dawn
would call for a

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And about face and half the guys
would turn the wrong way

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I mean, I literally saw this, we
have an video tape somewhere
when we were over there

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So it was like, okay, these guys
are trained, but, you know, it's
like real basic training

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It's not like the marines all of
a sudden

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And again, you don't know, you
know, there could be two guys
next to each other in the same

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Battalion and hate each other

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Or not agree with the views or
not agree with the mission at
hand

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So that's very, very difficult

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And crap, trying to get into a
serious story here, got the damn
garbage guys

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That's actually the recycling
guys

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So if you read through this, the
starter report, there's a lot of
talk about that

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And it seems apparent to me that
there was a big mistake that was
made

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Sometimes in the whole scope of
the world

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It's better to have the dictator
you know in power than to have
no dictator

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Because I think that's basically
what made it work

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I'm not saying Saddam Hussein
was a good guy

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But I'm saying that a lot of
worship appears to have happened
after he was taken out of power

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And, you know, the real answer
should have been that there
should have been a very swift
replacement of a very strong
leading figure

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And, you know, there really
isn't one

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Because, yeah, there's one for
the Sunnis, there's one for the
Shias

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You've got Al-Sadar, you've got
the Kurds with 100,000 man army
or security forces up north

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I mean, it's a claustrophuck,
it's a huge, huge, huge problem

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And, you know, there's a lot of
call in this report for
political change

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Which essentially means, yeah,
you've got to have a leader

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You can't have a country pool
together without some form of
leader

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And of course, they've had a
couple of leaders who were
assassinated

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So someone, you know, and I
think the U.S. probably has the
choice

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And this is not exactly what the
study group says

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The U.S. has the choice of
essentially empowering if we
want to get out

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Right, if we want to leave this
situation

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We've got to support one of
these guys and they're going to
be a dictator

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It probably won't be a
democratic process

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But that it seems to be the only
way that the only solution for
maintaining some form of peace

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Someone's got to have the upper
hand

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And it certainly is not the
American or the, quote,
coalition forces

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Because there's just not enough,
you know, and the report clearly
states that

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Yeah, you know, the forces go in
and what does it clear and hold

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I think is the tactic, so, you
know, clear all insurgents

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By the way, are killing their
own people, you know, yeah, the
killing servicemen in the
process

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But it's really targeted it, you
know, it's the Sunis versus the
Shias

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That's what's going on, it's the
jets and the sharks

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It's the same, the history's
always like that

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And so the minute they clear
something out, you know, behind
them, shit starts filling in

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So it's like, you know, it's
like bringing water to the sea

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It's just an almost impossible
task, except what this report
suggests is, you know,

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Up the number of troops
significantly, and they mean
like bringing 50,000 more troops

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That should apparently be enough
to maintain the clear and hold
strategy

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At the same time, you know, get
a democratically elected leader
to be a real leader

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I'm telling you, this is tough,
and I got to say, I think, you
know, the neighbouring countries

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Have got to step in and do
something here, that would be
pretty much the only solution I
see

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And if it wasn't for the oil in
the ground, then I will say that

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If it wasn't that this was the
world's second largest oil
reserve

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What would have pulled out of
there in a heartbeat

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But you know, there's just way
too much at stake there

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Those of you listening in on
serious satellite stars 102, I
appreciate the time

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We've got another three and a
half hours to go on the bird for
this evening

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So you enjoy that, if you want
to hear more of the show, just
head on over to
dailysourcecode.com

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And download it like the rest of
us

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So yeah, so, you know, I
encourage you to go out and buy
this report

24:52.000 --> 24:56.000
It's actually it's expensive, it
was like 10 bucks or something,
1095

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And a portion of the proceeds
from the purchase of this book
will be donated to the National
Military Family Association

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Which supports families of all
ranks and services including
those of the developed deployed
developed

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Deployed, wounded, and fallen

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So at this point, I really
don't, I don't think the
strategy that has laid out in
this book is feasible at all

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I think there is a severe lack
of knowledge of what is really
going on between these two
factions in the country

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And in the south, there's all
kinds of, you know, there's like
13 different provinces

25:26.000 --> 25:32.000
And this stuff, it's very, it's
tribal, you know, these shakes,
these shakes

25:32.000 --> 25:38.000
You know, it's like tribes and
their families and they're
related

25:38.000 --> 25:42.000
And it's all intertwined and
it's very complicated

25:42.000 --> 25:47.000
To kind of traverse that type of
system coming from, you know, a
whole different culture

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I just don't know if it's
possible

25:49.000 --> 25:56.000
So I, I do think that sending
more troops in for a defined,
clear and hold strategy will
fail

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Because there's no way I see a
leader emerging

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It would probably be, and this
is not a very nice strategy

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But it may be the only one that
could, in long term, save a lot
of lives

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Is to select one guy

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Maybe two of them who get along
together different ends of the
country

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Have you seen a bigger rock is,
is that big ass country

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You know, we've got to get some
guys and we've got to turn them
into the interleaders

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And that means supporting them,
support this is what happens all
the time

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And this time we didn't do,
it's, that's the big mistake
here

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It was an arrogant fucking
mistake to think that you can
pull a, uh, a tyrant, a dictator
out of power

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And then everything just falls
into place and everyone is
jumping up and down

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That shows the true, um,
ignorance

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Of our United States
administration and then that of
the UK as well

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Anyone who joined in wasn't
thinking at all about what is
actually going on inside the
country

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Remember all it was, there was
talk about the courage, there
was about the courage, there was
about the courage

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I didn't hear about Sunni's and
she isn't till I actually went
there

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And now of course we talk about
it all the time

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So it's a little bit more than
just the courage, there's a lot
of shit going on

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Read this book, seriously, read
it, I think you'll enjoy it
because it'll give you insight
into something

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Um, that we'll go down in
history is one of the biggest
mistakes

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Not so much the invasion

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Uh, but pulling Saddam's and
who's saying out of power

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Without a clear strategy in
place as to who was going to
fill that void

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And if it was going to be filled
by a hundred thousand American
troops

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Big astrategic mistake

27:32.000 --> 27:39.000
I'd love to hear from you all
you have to do is calling to the
voicemail numbers

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I'm going to give you the UK
number first

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Plus four four two oh seven six
eight one three seven five three

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Plus four four two oh seven six
eight one three seven five three

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And I got a couple calls from
Charles the joint London

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My message was funny early
before I finish my my thing

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Hi, this is Charles your joint
London

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I am I'm a fan of feed up and
never any fan of mine

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I have the question about what
the hell face vanilla was

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I know what to know what's an
English muffin I'm English I'm
not sure what an English muffin
is

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Is it what I would think a
muffin is or I thought he called
back with that biscuit

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Which is to me something company
anyway young source of the rich

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So my wings and I think yeah, I
think we got to do it now we're
from our spine here

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It's the yanks versus the bits

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We'll drive each other crazy,
but everybody knows that it's
apparent to see

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It's just like you and me it's
the yanks and the bits

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The yanks versus the bits

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Mind the gap. Yeah, it's so cool
that you mentioned that man

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I can't I can't tell you that I
can't tell you that it was so
funny when we first got here

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I love English muffins. I really
do and I was walking around
Stainsbury's looking for English
muffins

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Any autonomous is English
muffins every American knows
what those are like and of
course if I just looked for
muffins

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I would have gotten what I
wanted now

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I didn't look for muffins
because muffins if you want a
muffin in the states is like a
what do you it's almost like a
cake here

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It's like a cupcake. I don't
know it. No, you don't talk
about cupcake

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Do you know cupcakes here in the
UK, but anyway, muffins like a
brand muffin or a you know a big
ass dough bally thing

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And and muffins are indeed like
English muffins

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Hmm

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But the French vanilla thing we
worked that out

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I'm our more saying Adam. I want
to say happy Christmas or Merry
Christmas. I happy new year

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Why is it you guys this is your
first is the print again, sorry

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Why is it you you call it
holidays

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You see if you're not Christian
then then Merry Christmas isn't
going to be offensive

29:55.000 --> 29:58.000
Surely like saying happy fanico

29:58.000 --> 30:03.000
Or what's it quantum the thing?
I don't know American can't do
it often with both quantum

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They're asked a fair anything. I
don't know really sure or um you
know

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It's someone breaking their
farms is the end of Ramadan

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I don't think I would be
offended if they came to it.
It's a happy Ramadan

30:15.000 --> 30:20.000
I spent last week and dressed as
Santa along with about under 600
other standards

30:20.000 --> 30:24.000
Marching to London, charging and
singing and getting drunk

30:24.000 --> 30:28.000
There's a lot of fun. We said
Merry Christmas to absolutely
everybody

30:28.000 --> 30:32.000
Of all fates color be creed and
yellow or actual

30:32.000 --> 30:37.000
Massive smile and a Merry
Christmas to you too from
everybody said it

30:37.000 --> 30:41.000
And there are people who are
even dressed in in a mother's
glasses on

30:41.000 --> 30:46.000
So and and you also you've just
got to look into your Friday
show

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You've said Christmas about a
time for coming home

30:50.000 --> 30:54.000
So why would you call the
holidays? You're going on
holiday. You're not going home

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I don't understand a way
vacation

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That's just because it's me
holidays

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You don't use word. Oh, anyway,
bye

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You know what they say children
and drunk people they always
speak the truth

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Charles the drunk Londoner dude.
I love it when you call in.
Yeah, so indeed we call

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What you would call a holidays
here is what we call vacation

31:13.000 --> 31:18.000
I believe in the United States
this whole holiday thing and I
do it as well

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It's a political correctness
deal

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Because around the same time as
Christmas you have Hanukkah

31:27.000 --> 31:34.000
And I think maybe it was I know
I became aware of Kwanza maybe
15 years ago

31:34.000 --> 31:38.000
I'm sure Kwanza's been around
for longer than that. I should
look it up actually

31:38.000 --> 31:42.000
And they all kind of fallen in
the same time frame and by the
way

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I think the only holiday that
consistently is on the 25th of
you know is on a set date is
Christmas

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So it's just easier to say happy
holidays

31:51.000 --> 31:55.000
You know, which means happy
insert your religious holiday
here to you

31:55.000 --> 31:57.000
That's kind of where it came
from

31:57.000 --> 32:04.000
But on Christmas I say Merry
Christmas and yet Christmas is a
place is a time for coming home
for the holidays

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Oh yeah, what a cluster fuck

32:08.000 --> 32:15.000
So I played the promo for the
Jesus interview that is
currently running with

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What's the name of it's audio

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Fuck I don't remember Tom
Pacifico's tell away

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And by the way it wasn't
scripted I found out it was
completely done

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You know off the cuff and I
equate the the interview to

32:32.000 --> 32:37.000
Mel Brooks 2000 year old man a
very very old skit and I have to

32:37.000 --> 32:41.000
I was pretty funny and I
expected to get some response

32:41.000 --> 32:46.000
To that show was certainly to me
playing the promo with clips
from it

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I got one but I do want to share
it with you

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I don't know I it's for Nichols
here

32:53.000 --> 32:55.000
I just bought that company

32:55.000 --> 32:59.000
And as much as I like your show
I absolutely hated

32:59.000 --> 33:07.000
With a passion the promo with
regard to the guys who are just
really taking the risk that

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There's Jesus Christ and I am a
practicing Christian and I'm
afraid very serious

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And I know I've heard the then
put your bits and faces on my

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You know my load for her all
that business bits and places

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But what you must understand I
think is this when when you're a
practicing Christian

33:30.000 --> 33:34.000
And I think Steve actually Steve
might have been mentioned before

33:34.000 --> 33:40.000
When you're when you're doing
literally in love Christ because
that's what being a Christian is
a bad

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It's a lifestyle choice

33:42.000 --> 33:47.000
It's literally having somebody
really seriously installed your
wife or your kids

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Or something that you'd really
daily love

33:50.000 --> 33:52.000
I apologize for about in here
for a second

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I think there's insulting and I
think there's making a joke and
having fun

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You know it's not like in this
interview anyone says Jesus is
is horrible

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You know and by the way myself
my wife my daughter have been
insulted many many many many
many many times

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By many people who you even know

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You know but you got to take it
with a little bit of grain of a
saw

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I think there's a lot of respect
I think this total respect

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But you got to be able to have
some fun with it once in a while

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You know just fun you can have
fun about anybody and everything

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I don't think it was truly
malicious

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I think it was just the creative
exercise which I basically found
it interesting

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And funny to hear what you know
what would Jesus say if he was
of these times

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And how would he speak

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I don't think it was meant as an
insult

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Of course I respect your
position but still don't equate
it to people insulting my family

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Because they've been insulted a
lot

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And I don't take it that
seriously

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I don't accept that at all I've
got to say

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And as much as people think how
might be an idiot calling up

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Compligning you or not compiling

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No no no dude you're not
complaining

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I appreciate it. I ask people to
call in about it

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You know I don't care because
that's exactly how I feel

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And I'd like to put a message
that you guys did do it

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That's fine

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Just let's have a bit of
equality

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Next one, what did you do?

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One bad mechanic

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The last of that, what did you
do?

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One of that bulldozer

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It's always the questions we get
in the net

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Well, because the Christians
provide so much comedic value
with their responses

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You know, we're told that we've
got sick and suffering scars

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We're not in the pandemic, the
idiots

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You know, we're normal people

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They've made a lifestyle choice

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Um, we've got people ready to
live

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Well Paul, you know, I'll just
say one thing

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I don't think I recall you
calling in

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When the Islamic community

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Worldwide was extremely pissed
about a couple of cartoons

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You know, so I don't and also
don't think you can say it's
only the Christians

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If you compare it seriously

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But I do have to say that Jesus
Christ is definitely a much more
enigmatic

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I can't even find the word

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Enigmatic

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He's a much more, he's a better
celebrity

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He's just a much better looking
celebrity than any of the other
guys

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Completely making a mockery of
homosexuality

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Or, you know, in a really
violent way

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It's just as hurt for this not
more

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So I think you're going to get a
lot of calls about it

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So that's under there we go

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Thanks very much, that's my
opinion

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See you

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Oh, and I mean what?

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Yeah

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Happy Christmas night

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Not happy holidays, happy Christ
Christmas

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You're best night

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Happy Christmas to you

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My friend

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Come on man

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It wasn't wild

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Did you listen to it?

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It wasn't all that bad

36:54.000 --> 36:55.000
Listen to it

36:55.000 --> 36:56.000
I mean listen to the whole thing

36:56.000 --> 36:58.000
And tell me you can't laugh at
the irony of it

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It's just funny

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Anyway

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I appreciate your calling

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And you were literally the only
collar I got

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I did not get an email or
anything else

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Maybe after this I will

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Comic strip

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Comic strip

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Comic strip

37:17.000 --> 37:18.000
Comic strip

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Comic strip

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Comic strip

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Hi Adam Curry, matey

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I wanted to say something

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Regarding this British
motherfuckers

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Who criticized Potso

37:31.000 --> 37:33.000
Oy, Dweeps

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Get real

37:34.000 --> 37:37.000
Adam Curry is in UK

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Not to suck your cocks

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But just to give English spaking
education to his daughter

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And to be close to family of his
wife

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That is in fucking Netherlands

37:48.000 --> 37:50.000
Oy, British motherfuckers

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What do you think you are?

37:52.000 --> 37:56.000
You are nobody because only USA
can't

37:56.000 --> 37:57.000
Example

37:57.000 --> 37:59.000
George W. Bush

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Listen only to three entities

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Good almighty

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His wife Laura

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And his dog

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Tony Blair

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So shut the fuck up

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British Dweeps

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And be thankful

38:14.000 --> 38:16.000
That Adam Curry leaves

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From time to time

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In your overly text

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Provinces of European Union
Empire

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Anyway

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This breeds and young

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Stick

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It's bullshit

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Because most US Americans

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I of non British origins

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Anyway

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Yeah

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I think I'm actually from
Scotland

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Come extra blogger

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One of your better ones

38:43.000 --> 38:44.000
You

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Hey, this is P-Dub

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And I just need to let you know
about a couple of important
things

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First is about a contest

38:51.000 --> 38:52.000
I'm running

38:52.000 --> 38:53.000
Digital flats

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My podcast

38:54.000 --> 38:57.000
We'll be giving away to one
lucky listener

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If there is one

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And electoral voice

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Are E-20 microphone

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Now if you're not interested in
owning

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A microphone

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You could turn around and sell
it on eBay

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For around $2,300

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So this is a decent price

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Listen to digital plots

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Number 44 to find out how to win

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The second thing is a bit of a
pod show business

39:21.000 --> 39:23.000
Please tell Rosie for me

39:23.000 --> 39:25.000
That I need a can of WD40

39:25.000 --> 39:26.000
The satellite windows

39:26.000 --> 39:28.000
Getting a little sticky lately

39:28.000 --> 39:30.000
And it needs a loop

39:30.000 --> 39:31.000
Happy holidays

39:31.000 --> 39:32.000
To all the curries

39:32.000 --> 39:34.000
And all the DSC listeners

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Oh

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Oh and I always forget to say
this

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I use a pressure washer

39:41.000 --> 39:42.000
Of course you do a P-Dub

39:42.000 --> 39:44.000
Then need some loop

39:44.000 --> 39:46.000
I think KY just signed up as a
sponsor

39:46.000 --> 39:48.000
For a number of shows

39:48.000 --> 39:51.000
On what I've dubbed the erotic a
channel

39:51.000 --> 39:54.000
So we'll see if we can get some
loop

39:54.000 --> 39:55.000
P-Dub

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Hey, I was talking to P-Dub the
other day

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And so the first two weeks of
January

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Is going to be really really
busy around here

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I need to help move house

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Which is the way they say it
here in Britain

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We're moving house

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And even though it's from the
east side of Guilford to the
west side of Guilford

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Dude, it's going to be a lot of
work

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So I'm just really not going to
have time to do a source code
every day

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I need someone to fill in for
duties

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On serious because I do a lot of
stuff every day for serious
satellite as well

40:32.000 --> 40:36.000
So the first thing I'd like to
get you guys thinking about is
best of charles

40:36.000 --> 40:40.000
And preferably I'd like to make
the perfect length for the
satellite window

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Which is P-Dub was at 24 minutes

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I think we're 23, 30 or
something like that

40:46.000 --> 40:48.000
I think it's 24, 30

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So it would be ideal

40:50.000 --> 40:52.000
And I'm thinking about you know

40:52.000 --> 40:54.000
Compilations of good

40:54.000 --> 40:57.000
You know episodes or things that
you liked

40:57.000 --> 40:59.000
I need 10 of them

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10

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So there's a couple of ways to
do it

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But I think the easiest way is
just to say

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Send in 10

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And the first 10 I get

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And they shouldn't be longer
than 24 minutes in 30 seconds

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And we'll roll those out

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You can put an intro on and an
outro

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Whatever you want to do

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To give yourself some credit
obviously

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And we'll put those on the
satellite

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And we'll put it on the daily
source code feed

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And then somehow I'm going to
figure out who's going to be the
host of the series shows for two
weeks

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That'll be fun

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We'll make a contest out of it

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To Adam Patricia and Christina

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This is Steve Webb

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And I'm with the lovely lady
Leon

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And two of my sons Steven and
Timothy

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And we're wishing you and yours
a very merry Christmas

41:48.000 --> 41:51.000
Fill with love, joy, and
laughter

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May this Christmas be blessed

41:53.000 --> 41:54.000
Beyond your wildest dreams

41:54.000 --> 41:59.000
And may you find the piece that
Jesus came to bring on that
first Christmas mourn

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Merry Christmas

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Ah, thanks guys

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Hey Adam it's Callie from Geek
Brief TV

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I just wanted to wish you a very
happy Christmas

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And thank you so much for a
great year

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I can't wait to see what next
year brings

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Alright Callie you too

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Merry Christmas

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If you're going to watch a show
today

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Check out the new in the attic

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Which I think that just went up

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It's in the attic is Rachel
Fuller

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Pete Townsend's girlfriend and
Pete Townsend

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And it's brother and the whole
crew

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And there with razor light

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Racer fish

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Racer light

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On this particular episode

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Doing acoustic shit in the air
stream trailer

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It's really good

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And what I like the most about
this episode

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Is that it usually Rachel does

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It kind of like a wide shot

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So you can't really...

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You see Rachel right

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But it's not close up

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And it's much more close up this
time

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You got to see Rachel man

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And on the new in the attic

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In the attic

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I'll show you how to cry

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And melt the power

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Santa Claus is freaking me out

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I have a million questions

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Spimming around my hand

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Until I get some answers

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I'll refuse to give it to me

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Like how can a fat man

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Fim down my chimney

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Carrying all those presents for
you

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And for you

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And for you

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And for you

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And for you

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And for you

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And for you

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And for you

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Do you think you can wake up

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To the sound of all those whores

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Don't tell me most to cry

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And melt the power

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Santa Claus is freaking me out

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I have a million questions

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Spimming around my hand

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Since he lives out the North
Pole

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I'm asking you instead

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Tell me how he does it all

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In just one night

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Night

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Night ring dear

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And just one slave does not
sound right

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Maybe Santa travels in him

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In hell

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No

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Festus lives

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Painting why to blend in with
the snow

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Don't tell me most to cry

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And melt the power

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Santa Claus is freaking me out

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I have a Christmas wish list

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He's never even seen

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But somehow how the stuff ends
up being

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He liken as mystery

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It's also overwhelming for my
name

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I'm filming for my milk and
cookie brain

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If only you could understand my
grief and nor my pain

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So say me please from centre
snail before I go insane

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Oooooooh

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But two fingers

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Two fingers

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Two fingers

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We can be out

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My validate my needs

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That's not him

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Cruely and cat seguro

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Should raise ten fingers

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Don't tell me not to cry

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And not a power

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Too close to him

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I have a million questions,
swimming around my hand and I
guess the bed's so

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solid if you used to go too bad
on Lord Weatherby Santa Claus is
freaking me out.

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Hey Adam it's PD Love from
Lovehouse Radio and the daddy
cast, just want to say happy
holidays

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to you and your family and to
spread the love to your
listeners and hey check out the

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daddy cast at thedaddycast.com
to hear about my adventures
trying to get those hard to get

45:53.200 --> 45:58.720
toys for the boys and also check
out Lovehouse Radio.com for some
great pod save Christmas

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music off the PMN. We'll take
care of Adam and here's to a
splendid 2007 horror should I
say

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splendid. Yes. Splendid indeed
my friend so just want to remind
you the January 12th of new
movie

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stomped the yard is coming out
and you can find out all about
it at the podcast that

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do what the hell just happened
there. The podcast that Tony
cost us is put together

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hold on or is it it's stomped
the podcast.com again the movie
comes out January 12th and of

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course if you want a great deal
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Take it from the pod father.

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Huh quite a show longer than
usual today. I'll talk to you
tomorrow it'll be

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fubar friday send and of course
fubar friday for Christmas so
you got to send in some great

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songs suggestions we'll be yeah
we'll be kicking it out for
sure. Talk to you tomorrow
everybody bye bye.

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