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"Celebrity Chef: Part 2"

A sequel to my first twabble:

"Dammit Bieber, don't you get it!" yelled an exasperated Jennifer Lawrence. "To Serve Celebrities. IT'S A COOKBOOK!"

"Celebrity Chef"

The celebrity chef opened a new restaurant. I found the George Clooney a bit stringy, but the Katie Perry was delicious.

I was totally shocked to hear my drabble in this episode! Definitely enjoyed hearing it with Norm's voice and full audio production. Thanks, Drabblecast team!

Just bought the album on iTunes. Sounds great! How much was rerecorded vs. just remastered?

Will we be hearing any new bardles soon?

Keep it up Norm!

A climate change activist group recently produced this video to promote their 10:10 campaign: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKgtWWCGQZ8

I guess a lot of people didn't appreciate the humor, but I thought the Drabblecast community might.

Also, if you haven't noticed, the weekly show has been cranked out by the skin of my hairy chin chin for the past several weeks. Yeah, I definitely haven't noticed. In fact I think the past few episodes have been very well produced, especially Mongoose and The Fantasy Jumper. I'll definitely buy th...

Is anyone else sad that we haven't had a new bardle in a while (no, I don't think the "Go Beep" song really counts)? I can't contribute enough on my own for one, but maybe we can get a group of people together on the forums to contribute en masse and vote on the theme and style. For me, I would defi...

Great story! My favorite part was how the protagonist was so ambivalent to all the craziness going on in the first part of the story. Maybe it's a critique of the way we live our lives so focused on just getting through the day that we don't stop to consider the turmoil of the wider world. Or maybe ...

As I write these words, I know that I will soon die. Yet my end cannot come fast enough to escape the memory of the horrors I have experienced. My only comfort is the hope that others may read this and avoid my terrible fate. It was a primitive transmission emanating from the third planet of system ...

This episode was amazing, all the way through. Giant prehistoric snakes eating giant prehistoric reptiles--does it get any more awesome!? "Victory" was a quintessential drabble with an ominous opening leading to an absurd twist. "The Second Conquest" was eerily compelling. I especially liked how Dal...

Not my most favorite Bardle ever, but I have to say I don't think there's anyone besides Norm who could rhyme "poonanie", "tsunami", and "salami".

The small spaceships reminded me of this passage from HG2G: "For thousands more years, the mighty ships tore across the empty wastes of space and finally dived screaming on to the first planet they came across--which happened to be the Earth--where due to a terrible miscalculation of scale the entir...

My first attempt at a drabble: Dawson sat in the physics lab, chewing on his pen cap. “But wouldn’t that violate the first law of thermodynamics?” he protested. “No, the device would draw energy from parallel universes,” Clark explained, “so the total energy of the multiverse remains constant.” “The...