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193- Adam Doyle
186: Jerel Dye
178: Elan Trinidad
166: Sean Azzopardi
B-sides 13: Aaron Cambridge

EP 166- The Work That Must Be Done by Nathan Lee.
EP 151- The Birthday Party by Josh Roseman.
EP 150- Break Up by J. Alan Pierce.
EP 174- A Drop's Descent by Carter Allen.
EP 178- Packets by Rish Outfield.

Whew, I finally narrowed it down. I was stuck on the eight that I've listened to more than 10 times each. This was an awesome year for the drabblecast! EP 150- Morris and the Machine by Tim Pratt EP 155- The Second Conquest of Earth by L.J. Daly EP 157- Brief Candle by Ruthanna Emrys EP 170/171- Mon...

I have to say that I'm going to go for BMW right on the bat here. I mean, all he has to do is breath on 'em. I don't care how many shrukin Lamb Chop has, he's not going to be able to throw them without any lungs. But, there is also the chance that Meth Worm could see Boris' outfit and automatically ...

I'm totally pulling for Mongoose!

This guy doesn’t believe me. I keep telling him I’m sober but his helmet must be blocking his ears off or something. “I’m sober, promise I tried to drink away my worries, but it didn’t work. She’s still here, and I’m still sober.” He says something, but the lights behind him swirl and make me giggle...

Wow....just, Wow. I really loved this one. It's definitely my favorite episode...ever. I got chills so many times.

-raucous applause- This one was really a work of art!

Drabblecast 138- Absent Minded Professor by Peter Recore Thursday, November 19, 2009 Drabblecast 136- And Then the Whole Town Gets Their Brains Eaten by Ayn Sauer Saturday, October 31, 2009 Drabblecast 134- Squid Ink by Abbie Hilton Friday, October 16, 2009 Drabblecast 125- Prayer to Human by Christ...

Drabblecast 145- Varmits! by Steve Lowe Thursday, January 7, 2010 Drabblecast 141- On the Destruction of Copenhagen by the War Machines of the Merfolk by Peter M. Ball Wednesday, December 9, 2009 Drabblecast 138- Kingdom Come by Kay Kenyon Thursday, November 19, 2009 Drabblecast 129- Annabelle's Alp...

"I ain't running and crying this time." The pig chuckled, loading his pistol.

"Not by the hairs on my chiny, chin, chin."

There's a bit of apparent misdirection in this one this one. There's 2 characters, a male and female. "The Tom" would be a male cat. Why are her fingers bloody? Is the Tom's present a dog named "Doggie"? Why does she lift her hands? Why does she "present" her fingers? I get an image from it, I'm ju...

The Tom purred at her feet, He'd brought her a present!

"Doggie!" She said, hands lifting to present her bloody fingers.

ROU Killing Time wrote: but everyone knows as far as getting your religious freak on, the hindus are right up there.)

Very, very true.

Fast hands is a good thing, but is it better than being adept at double and triple tonguing? Ay, that's very true. But we drummers can do that too. Haven't you heard of tabla drums? If you skip to 5:40 you'll see what I mean. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Joyk_EMtzn0" onclick="window.open(this.hre...

swamp wrote:
Your story matches your screen name. Good one.

Ho hoo! I didn't even notice that one!


I mean... yeah that was all part of the plan. How decent of you to catch on...

Hey! I played BASS clarinet! Where does that leave me? (Actually, sitting right next to the bassoons). Bass Clarinets are geekeier! But that's a good thing! I was in the drumline, but it was the geeky section of the drumline so I'm low on the order too. XD Woo Pit! The possible exceptions to that r...

The skeletons of Jim’s enemies littered the floor around him as he stirred their liquefied flesh, anticipating cider.

Ok, I totally loved this. Steve Lowe's dark and livid writing style, Norm's awesome narrating, and the hilarious premise all mixed together turned into a symphony slathered in awesomesauce. Let's hope it doesn't drip on the carpet. I laughed I cried, well I didn't really cry... But I throughly enjoy...

I first have to say that I think Naomi did a great job with this, very convincing! But... Was I the only one stifling giggles while imagining Norm reading this story? It only lasted for the first few minutes, but I couldn't help but find amusement in the idea. It was probably because I'd just listen...

Danke!