1.9 – On the workbench

Saturday night, Andrew’s wife was out with the girls so the boys (aside from Jim who was too busy being a rockstar) came around to record the podcast. Andrew decided the best place to do this was in the workshop, on the workbench. Err…. The bedroom, around the bed.

Ollie and I tightened our belts a notch and went in to set up and record.

References

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http://intensedebate.com/profiles/godlesspaladin godlesspaladin

Glad the exorcisms worked and that you're back to normal, was going to have to take up drinking if you continued in your possessed state. ~_^

Mare Vaporium

Whiskey is the new holy water.

http://intensedebate.com/profiles/theguygd theguygd

Jesus Christ, guys! A couple glasses of wine and you lose all ability to form coherent sentences? JK, entertaining as always.
Anonymous Atheist

Here's a few other fun atheist podcasts for you: http://www.chariotsofiron.com/ http://dogmafreeamerica.com/ http://imaginaryfriendsshow.com/

http://www.godless.biz/ askegg

Add http://www.irreligiosophy.com/ to the list.

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