DISQUS

And here I was going to offer you to live in my second bedroom. Forget it. Screw you, I'm starting my own damn podcast!

I would so drink that Penn Weizen for you. It's evident you have no taste in beer whatsoever. You don't even like Blue Moon, for God's sake! Weizen beer rocks!

Me! Me! I need cable!

I'm digging it much more than the Velocity. I just kinda wonder what the picture up top is of. It's very pretty, but it doesn't look like anywhere I've been.

I'm sure all of us are eagerly awaiting that new episode, which, as Jeff assured me at lunch today, should be out this evening. Thanks for listening, David, and as to whether I've learned enough Dutch yet, if the project involves paying for things that are cheaper than 20 Euros, then yes.

I've already talked about the Bob Thurman Podcast on last episode, and I mentioned being a language nerd on other previous episodes. My favorite one of late is the Hidden Universe HD video podcast. Even though it doesn't fit onto my iPod, it's arguably some of the most gorgeous images I've ever seen. For my other favorite podcasts, you'll just have to tune into the next episode of Cubs Out Loud!

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I swear you can hear my cat meowing his head off about 11 minutes in!

Woohoo! I just subscribed, and I'm listening to the promo episode, Testing, Testing, 1 2 3, right now! It's awesome!

It works, it works! The iTunes link works! It really works!

I dig it!

Maybe it's just me, but I find that there's something inherently wrong about perfectly spherical snowballs. I grew up in Indiana, where we would occasionally get enough snow for snowballs, and the ones I always used to make would kind of stick to the wool of my gloves, or be indented by the creases of my gloves of other fabric (or skin, for that matter), and therefore, they would never be perfectly round. This gadget strikes me as something that takes the character out of snowballs. Meanwhlile, living in TX, such a gadget would be relatively useless, except after Zamboni runs at the rink I work for.

Here's looking forward to what all of you make of this blog and the eventual podcast that comes from it. I, for one, am happy to be on board.
Happy Holidays, everyone!