We talk a bit about the new viking movie that's apparently out in the US. Also we discuss the correct pronunciation of the word "crayon." We called Teddy, but unforunately I screwed up the recording so you couldn't hear anything he said. Don't forget to call us and leave a message at (509) 293 4983.
Introducing Jonathan! He may or may not become a regular on the show; we haven't decided yet. Anyway, on this show we talk about breathing through your mouth, Ben and Jonathan's trip to Alicante, and we take a live call! Don't forget to call us and leave a message at (509) 293 4983!
We are back after our month-and-a-half-long hiatus. We hope you enjoy the show. Don't forget to call us at (509) 293 4983!
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The long-awaited interview with Timoteo is finally here. Enjoy.
And we're BACK (after a long[ish] break)!
Introducing Roomate Robert (we aren't allowed to say his last name)! In this episode we talk about gold, my fellow vikings, and how awesome my name is. It was a lot of fun to have Robert on the show, so we'll definitely have him on every now and then.
Friends from my hometown claimed last night that they are calling in soon; I even wrote it down so I wouldn't forget.
In this episode:
I work at Lowe's Home Improvement Warehouse now, which kind of needs to be known for this dream. I and the entire Lowe’s store I work with were being featured on a special episode of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition. (If you don't know the story line of the show, a craptastic house gets ripped down and replaced with a new one in one week, being revealed to the family by moving a bus on the command "Driver, move that bus.") So we were finishing up the last of this monstrosity--somehow I knew it was the biggest home ever built on the show. It was made of brown stone with a roof that looked kind of like a title wave, being convexed on one side of the house and concaved on the other. As the bus pulled into place, the entire store climbed on top of the roof, the porch, and anywhere else they could fit. The family arrived, and the traditional "Driver, move that bus!" was shouted. However, instead of screams of joy, only a loud rumble and shrieks of terror were heard as the entire structure imploded. I was the soul survivor of the building team and grabbed member of the audience to form a spelunking team to dive into the vortex that had replace the one enormous house and try to find anyone. In the end I saved only my manager.
Episode 3! In this episode we read and listen to a handful of listener mail (including a brilliant synopsis of The Princess Bride), talk about Ben's "ocho gauge" piercing, discuss wearing neckties with hoodzips, and hear some music from Jonathan Coulton and ocremix.org.
I've been thinking this over for a while. I want a catchy phone number because saying (509) 293 4983 just doesn't say "CALL ME!" like it should. It's certainly no 669 DOUG. So here are the combinations that I like. But feel free to suggest some others.
In this episode we discuss our immediate popularity, "Robert's" soccer ball, movies you can purchase at Wal-Mart, and sales tax exemption. You'll also hear a new introduction from our friend Teddy, and some of the best and worst decisions we've ever made.
Now that we've recorded two episodes and I've had to listen to my own voice for long periods of time while editing, I've noticed that my lisp is much more pronounced than I had originally thought. Perhaps next week we'll talk about my options are for curing my speech problems. If you have any experience with speech therapy, let us know what you think!
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Craig and Ben team up to start a podcast. We hope you enjoy.
We talk about going to school in Spain and how we "stole" someone's Christmas gift. What should Ben do about his soccer ball problem? Feel free to send us an email at:
PureToast@gmail.com
Music on this show:
Jonathan Coulton.
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From the Sam archives: flickr.com/photos/refader
