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Hi everyone! I talk about football, and boxes that you put stuff into, and mention that I think that we have a sponsor, and other nifty stuff on today’s episode of the Bumperpodcast!
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Now hear this! Now hear this!
The apple doesn’t far fall from from the tree. It can be transported efficiently by rail, though. Whoa, but watch the gravel! And if one falls into the creek, it floats, because apples are 25% air! Mixed up? Well, we’ve sure mixed it up for big number “one-oh”! With some hot air of our own — in colorful varieties!
This autumnal episode’s a real scream! We work on preliminary seasonal therapy and laugh about laughing. Our “Social Not-Working” segment is back with impressions of Twitter’s face lift, and we discuss how running a sole proprietorship with the iPhone 4 can keep you on your toes and off your feet! And what’s that smell? If you haven’t already, please throw away those rottin’ decorations. (Halloween’s for kids, punks). Super-special thanks to our engineer, Steven Reines and cred to Pain Teens. E-mail us or call us at (707) 901-SHOW, yo!
So – here we go again . . .
I’m on the verge of something that I haven’t done in awhile. Something that I haven’t particularly enjoyed doing – uhm – maybe ever . . . but something that tends to result in good times for all.
Tonight when I get home from work, I’m aiming my car towards the dirty dirty south with the hope being that I will roll into Atlanta at some point tomorrow.
The route that I am taking says that it only takes 13 hours and 59 minutes. I think it is fibbing.
Keep those fingers and toes crossed.