Hoorah for the Geniuses!

-j.p.

That statement takes on an uncertain meaning when you’re talking about time machines! Perhaps it would be more impressive to test it in the distant past!

Cosmetic surgery is a term thrown around with a lot of frequency. The term, however, is rather vague given the fact there are different types of cosmetic surgery. Here is a guide to the different types of cosmetic surgery….

Persistence, man, persistence! I say stay.

Working hard to get my fill,
Everybody wants a thrill
Payin’ anything to roll the dice,
Just one more time
Some will win, some will lose
Some were born to sing the blues
Oh, the movie never ends
It goes on and on and on and on

I just came across your podcast, and I must say, it’s one of the most entertaining one’s I’ve heard. It’s nice to hear a podcast that’s light, funny, and interesting without being bogged down with personal issues, politics, and crappy bumper jingles.

A couple days ago I listened through all but the first two of your podcasts and really enjoyed them all. I liked the music/book segments the best, but they’re all great.

Keep up the good work guys, whether it’s on Skype or not. I’ll definitely keep my ears, and moustache, peeled.

And yes - there is room for more shows.

dL

I will warn you that we plan to work Alan’s creative juices to the enlightened bone day and night. This is done of course all in the name of the almighty dollar. No artistic integrity here. Just a couple capitalists planning to stuff another creative through the meat grinder and spit him out after we have used him up.

So sure, the show can go on, BUT IT WILL NEVER BE THE SAME!! Bruwhahahaahahahahahah!

Seriously though, the show is great and I would hate to see it go, so I vote you guys find a way to keep the fires burning.

War Promethius!!!!

Our videoblogged Five Easy Questions features Paul Malmont this week, a novelist nearing the end of a tour of the podcast circuit. I’m always cheered by new media and bookish interaction, so I wanted to point out some the……

ANYWAY . . . Your interview style just keeps getting more and more polished and is bringing out excellent questions and subsequent stories from the guests! Really fun to listen to! Thanks!

i.e. grobal warming, war, super storms, or massive asteroid hitting the earth……

a great idea this professor was thinking and came up with but the possibilites are over whelming to achieve.

Drew

What’s up, Terry? Glad to hear you podcasting… who knew our Ball State beginnings would lead us to such a venture. -Rich

Yours are nice too.

Mork the Delayer

Keeping Track,

Bill Ford

Thanks for your comments though!!!

Oh well, Have fun at Brokeback and don’t forget the sunscreen!

Trying to quit you :biting knuckle:

Alas, it is the lot of a Bionic Genius to be misunderstood.

Moshu is correct in stating that Yuri, and not an American astronaut, was the first man in space; however, I never said an American astronaut was first in space.

If you will go back to my original sentence, it states: “Mission after mission successfully sent men first into orbit, then onto the surface of the moon.” As any grammarian and sentence structural engineer will know, this sentence simply means that men were sent into orbit by NASA before going to the moon.

Thank you. You may now put your heads down on your desks and close your eyes for five minutes.

successfully sent men first into orbit,

Not entirely true…
What about Юрий Алексеевич Гагарин?
[for those less informed: Yuri Alekseyevich Gagarin]

I think this is such an innovative and important exercise in an otherwise mind-numbing environment where one must whore less interesting skills for one's bread and butter. It offers what I call, and excuse any negative connotation, 'dum-fun,' which we all need to survive.

tBGR offers some truly interesting guests and strikes a difficult balance- an eclectic canvas of entertainment to no particular segment of listeners. So, I guess you are sort of the Hudson Brothers of the podcast industry. AND, perhaps not coincidentally, the acronym for tBGR is vaguely similar to that of TIGER BEAT!

Thanks for the sweet hook-up and keep flinging tBGRs my way.

Thanks for your message. This image was developed using a custom developing solution, combined with an archival fixing solution. I use an Adorama Ultra Universal Plastic Daylight Film Developing Tank, which I swear by. There has been a recent increase in the number of laboratories which prepare photosensitive materials. In case of laboratories not complying with rules regarding the preparation and handling of the solutions for processing photos, these solutions can penetrate in the organism trough the skin and be accidentally digested. After years of experimentation, the effects of developing solution for white/black Azomures photographic paper on respiratory and cardiac activity of the Wistar rat (weight = 180-200 g) through oral administration proved to test-out ok, so I proceded to the laboratory to develop the image you see before you. Alan

-Tim

However, the soundtrack for “Forbidden Planet” wouldn’t have been the same without it.

Too hilarious.

Maybe you can be an honorary genius!?

I only wish that the original Cylon Warriors were part flesh, because they would be my favorite CyBorg….

Glad that I had JUST returned to the office when you called (the 2nd or 3rd time)