Drabblecast 041 - Set Another Place at the Table...
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Thanks Tom! I had day dreamed through that scenario so many times while driving through Virginia that the story wrote itself.
Its good to know that you guys are dipping that far back into the archives, too. We've been trying to figure out a way to highlight some old stories, maybe a "DrabbleClassic" inset towards the top of the web page or something.
Out of curiosity, how does everyone in this forum access their Drabble? Through the web page, iTunes . . .?
Its good to know that you guys are dipping that far back into the archives, too. We've been trying to figure out a way to highlight some old stories, maybe a "DrabbleClassic" inset towards the top of the web page or something.
Out of curiosity, how does everyone in this forum access their Drabble? Through the web page, iTunes . . .?
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iTunes for everything. Listening to anything through a browser is a pain.
Speaking of which, would it be possible to provide a direct link to the archived files, as opposed to having them stream through a QuickTime player? If I could simply download an audio file, I could add archived episodes to an iTunes playlist without much hassle.
Speaking of which, would it be possible to provide a direct link to the archived files, as opposed to having them stream through a QuickTime player? If I could simply download an audio file, I could add archived episodes to an iTunes playlist without much hassle.
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Well I started podcasting via iTunes beginning with ep 12. So it wasn't too hard to listen to the back episodes. But I certainly agree, putting download links to the stories would let folks take back episodes with them on their ipods.
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I realize I'm rather late weighing in on this one; but I only recently discovered the wondrous weirdness that is the Drabblecast.
Spent the last many hours roaming aimlessly about in the archives, thoroughly enjoying (nearly all) of the episodes. Norm, you and the team are brilliantly talented.
Oh, nearly forgot why I am posting.
Norm asked if anyone ever responded to, or messed about with the email scammers of the sort he read from. Yes. In fact there is a fellow in the UK who has made quite a sport of it. His website archives are full of some hilarious examplesof his efforts.
Spent the last many hours roaming aimlessly about in the archives, thoroughly enjoying (nearly all) of the episodes. Norm, you and the team are brilliantly talented.
Oh, nearly forgot why I am posting.
Norm asked if anyone ever responded to, or messed about with the email scammers of the sort he read from. Yes. In fact there is a fellow in the UK who has made quite a sport of it. His website archives are full of some hilarious examplesof his efforts.
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Weirdly..
So I've been trying to catch up with the drabblecast back episodes, of which I have quite a few to catch upon.
I discerned that more or less I'd left off in the late 30's, episode-wise, and resumed listening, henceforth, via this episode.
I'd been thinking about the current nigerian spam contest even before I downloaded the episode. so when it started to play out.. Just very odd and amusing timing for me, personally. I was literally thinking of the contest when the drabble morphed into a spam story. Took a few shakings of the head to come to terms with it.. hehheh.
So I've been trying to catch up with the drabblecast back episodes, of which I have quite a few to catch upon.
I discerned that more or less I'd left off in the late 30's, episode-wise, and resumed listening, henceforth, via this episode.
I'd been thinking about the current nigerian spam contest even before I downloaded the episode. so when it started to play out.. Just very odd and amusing timing for me, personally. I was literally thinking of the contest when the drabble morphed into a spam story. Took a few shakings of the head to come to terms with it.. hehheh.
Re: Drabblecast 041 - Set Another Place at the Table...
Can't say I loved this story... gross premise plus...I have to say I have a deep prejudice against alien impregnation stories. Not that we're told this is necessarily ALIEN impregnation, but it's definitely in that vein.
If it's birthed through the face... Why does the MC need to be a woman? Part of why I hate alien impregnation stories is because they (repeatedly, constantly, incessantly) portray woman in the mother/birthing role. Since this pimple apparently does NOT require human wombs or eggs to spawn, could have been a male host. Just saying.
The mother images seemed odd, anyway, since it seems far more like a parasite planted in a host.
Oh, well, it's no Halloween episode but then I guess not every episode can be!
If it's birthed through the face... Why does the MC need to be a woman? Part of why I hate alien impregnation stories is because they (repeatedly, constantly, incessantly) portray woman in the mother/birthing role. Since this pimple apparently does NOT require human wombs or eggs to spawn, could have been a male host. Just saying.
The mother images seemed odd, anyway, since it seems far more like a parasite planted in a host.
Oh, well, it's no Halloween episode but then I guess not every episode can be!