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Noticed this a while ago and it has become hilarious.

Every statement Brad has ever made on this site, he has redacted 5 seconds later.

But Brad has only just remembered to regularly tell listeners what the podcast email address is. Plus he's a good host who actually edits in the music for the various sections.

If Drew were to guest host I'd be curious to see what he'd do in the edit and how it would compare to a Vinny hosted show. Was always impressed by what Vinny would do to our beloved Bombcast in such a short turnaround.

Reminds me of what John Waters said a few months ago, that there's a whole tier of filmmakers who simply can't get funding for their projects. We're missing out on so much from interesting creators.

Over-the-top, campy soap opera and heavy on the Americana is Lych's schtick. That's much of the appeal of Twin Peaks for me.

The murder plot and supernatural mysteries in the middle of teen romances and shady business deals is the whole point. It's glorious because of it.

Doesn't matter to Showtime; they've piqued our interest by developing a reboot, now there's more headlines about Lynch leaving, they know we'll watch to see if the show is a train wreck and that we'll bemoan it all over the internet promoting it for them.

The biggest shame is that we've lost any chance of Lynch potentially appearing in reoccurring cameos.

The raid should be, as has been proposed before, only one day in Tokyo. A mad, 24 hour dash around electric city with only a handful of yen and an empty suitcase.

Alternatively the Bombcrew should fly out to Tokyo to cover TGS, except Jeff who has a GoPro/s strapped to his body (with at least one pointed at his face). The only time he is allowed to stop is to podcast during the evening.

Cut the video coverage of the show floor together with Jeff's feed in split-screen and that's a hot video feature, baby!

I miss Patrick.

Forget Half Life 3, I want to know what happened to the gnome that I dragged through the whole of Episode 2 and fired into space.

The Continuing Adventures of Gnome Chomsky.

Blaady rippa, mayte! Bonza!

Will there be new modes in which you can make Don Bradman eat chicken or perform Dragonborn shouts?

(Going to write as somebody with an interest but no formal education in quantum theory and possibly/definitely sound like an idiot.)

From a layman's interpretation of that article, if the universe is infinite and has existed forever, there would be no expansion in this model. The universe is simply the size it always has been and always will be. No expansion, no contraction, only a constant loop.

Even though the whole point of this model is that there is no beginning of the universe, I can't help ask "So where did it all come from?" My brain is choosing to interpret this new information with a quote from Battlestar Galactica: "All of this has happened before and all of this will happen again."

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