Ribbons wrote:Man, I would've figured this thread would actually be popular. Nobody else listens to podcasts? Or is even the slightest bit interested in them in a way that they can articulate? Bah!
seppukudkurosawa wrote:A big thank ya very much in advance.
Ribbons wrote:Man, I would've figured this thread would actually be popular. Nobody else listens to podcasts? Or is even the slightest bit interested in them in a way that they can articulate? Bah!
Cabiria wrote:horace wrote:Is Gervais STILL free? I thought they were switching to subscriptions and my feed froms eason 1 hasn't been updated?
Nope. 1.95 American on i-Tunes, which is a crime.
Cabiria wrote:I'm a fan of the Gervais podcasts. I'm also pretty keen on the TMBG one. Homestar Runner does more of a vidcast (look at me making up words) with Strong Bad's emails, which is, of course, dead funny.
Ribbons wrote:Bob Poopflingius Maximus wrote:logan181 wrote:If you love your comic books try...
Thats just cruel
Not sure if you're just messing around or not Bob, but I think he means for you to click on the link in his sig.
monorail77 wrote:I listen to CBC radio a lot. CBC radio has a lot of great shows, my favourites being "Ideas" "Quirks and Quarks" (a science show) and "As It Happens" (current affairs). CBC podcasts all of these shows, and lots more on the CBC Podcasting website. This is great radio. Enjoy.
He was more a shy kid, he didn't really say much. It was kinda weird, but it was fun to have him in there. I don't know what we even did, but we were there for seven-and-a-half years and we got along I guess.
There was one window where you could see the city, and I don't remember exactly when I started thinking about it, but you kinda started thinking about "What is that?" You know, at night you'd see all these car lights, and all the lights in the city, and I think I started thinking about "What is that?" and "Why am I here, and not there?"
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