Ok so we had 25 live listeners... and over the course of the weekend we had a total of 90 unique listeners including the those who listened to it in the archive.
Not bad man. Not bad.
I'm working on show prep for this week. Right now it looks like we're gonna talk Southern Culture and Glocks. I'm gonna try to get JAC to call in again. I'll probably eat another sandwich too.
Listening
ReplyDelete1. Love a Ham sandwich. Not sure what Vidad is talking about.
2. Why is it pronounced "Vee dod". That sounds French. I've always pronounced it Vie-dad in my head.
3. Both you guys sound like people I know.
I'd be willing to call in and discuss some of Vox's books and working with him on the covers if it is of interest.
ReplyDeleteYa need to call in and discuss designing Team Whiskey Zulu a badass mascot dammit.
ReplyDeleteGiraffe
ReplyDeleteHe uses apple products and glocks and drinks gin.
You shouldn't be surprised that his name sounds french.
the first time spoke he managed to keep from surrendering to me for all about about 27 seconds.
where can I email you at nate?
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ReplyDeleteRE: Veedod
ReplyDeleteI've read some of the stories he's written. I do find it strange that a guy with such perverse tastes who obviously is also nucking futs is nevertheless allowed into the group. He must have dirt on someone. He had to have a good source to get Josh's honeymoon.
I bet he's got pictures of you using your robospanker.
Vidad's a good guy... how bad can a crisis gardener be?
ReplyDeleteI know, he grows his own tobacco right? I'm just getting in some cheap shots.
ReplyDeleteAll this talk about gardening. We are forecast to get up to 16" of snow by Wednesday. I live in Zone 4.
The French are some of the greatest folks in Western Civilization. They cheerfully decapitated their rulers as needed. Viva la revolucion!
ReplyDeleteThough I'm only 1/4 French, I've inherited an excellent palate and a penchant for gals with unshaven armpits.
The part of me that is 1/4 British, though, is where I get the gin.
The half of me that's German is where I get the good sense to never trust a Greek on anything... especially on certain Teutonic firearms.
"the first time spoke he managed to keep from surrendering to me for all about about 27 seconds."
ReplyDeleteI had to hang up the phone... you had the stupid thing right next to your Harley's muffler. It wasn't surrender: it was deafness prevention.
Nate. Only really been coming here since the Great Debate started (and really only Vox's since a little before that). Question. Is Verdi's Dies Irae one of your favorites? I feel like you've embedded a version in one of your posts before. Love it.
ReplyDelete"The French are some of the greatest folks in Western Civilization. They cheerfully decapitated their rulers as needed. Viva la revolucion!"
ReplyDeleteOnly a few rulers. The rest were just regular folks.
"The rest were just regular folks."
ReplyDeleteRegular folks who went around WITHOUT PANTS?
Eric... I love Verdi... I wouldn't necessarily say its my favorite. Brahms Requiem is amazing... Berlioz.... Symphonie Fantastique cannot over-estimated... and Camille Saint Sains... Danse Macabre is just freaking epic.
ReplyDeleteDon't even get me started on Dvorak or Shostakovitch.
The scottish called. they said pants are over rated.
ReplyDelete"Symphonie Fantastique"
ReplyDeleteOh heck yeah.
Add in some Wagner and all is well with the world.
I'm also quite partial to Vivaldi.
ReplyDeletePerhaps you can discuss the best way to construct a Gunzebo (fortified gazebo). Sadly, I probably won't be able to tune in.
ReplyDeletewell even if ya can't you can catch it archived. I'll provide a link.
ReplyDeleteThanks, appreciate it. Curious to hear about gardening methods as well. My brother and I do a lot of gardening and are starting to raise chickens and ducks on a large scale. This is our strawberry fence. We are trying out the square foot gardening method this year and have four wimpy boxes with "mel's mix" in them. It's expensive though, so I'm hoping there are cheaper ways.
ReplyDeletehow do you water your strawberry fence?
ReplyDeletehow do you water your strawberry fence?
ReplyDeleteYou stick a hose in the top pipe. When that pipe is full, there is a hose that connects to the next pipe down that carries the overflow.
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ReplyDeleteRegular folks who went around WITHOUT PANTS?"
Yes, Citizen.
Giraffe.... nice.
ReplyDeleteI'm imagining a discussion on planting strawberry fences around our gunzebos.
ReplyDeleteIt's not ATF. It's Survivalist Martha Stewart.
I think my favorite has to be Mozart's Requiem. But that's probably because by chance I got to see the whole mass performed in Chartres Cathedral at night. Nothing like a death mass in a 700 year old cathedral with eerily dark windows.
ReplyDeleteYeah, there's a drip line in all of the pipes, so all I have to do is hook up a hose and water it. The water stays in there for a long time. All those plants behind the fence died last year due to the extreme heat. As soon as Old Fag Winter leaves I'll find out how well the Ft. Laramie strawberries did.
ReplyDelete"I'm imagining a discussion on planting strawberry fences around our gunzebos."
With Indian Runners in cowboy hats and suicide vests patrolling the property... Allahu Quackbar.
"Allahu Quackbar."
ReplyDeleteThat is gold.
A few weeks ago, one of our ducks was decapitated by a predator.
My 8-year-old son then announced the duck's new name was "John the Quacktist."
"John the Quacktist."
ReplyDeleteHilarious. How do they think of these things?