We talked about forming a supergroup formed only of newsreaders, in the process we discuss:
- All the newsreaders we could remember
- The “Grey Hemisphere”
- It all goes pervy
- Ian’s creative process
Category: Chris
ABOFB 26: Sex & Sandpaper
A episode that’s a month late, but guaranteed not to disappoint*, we take a very quick detour from the starting question to discuss:
- How to attach sandpaper
- Dog kennels
- Double dipping chips
- The merits of various sauces
*Guarantee valid only for residents of care homes and Finland.
ABOFB 25: Racehorses
In another longer-than-usual episode, chris poses an excellent question about racehorses which leads us down many an interesting path. Its also the catalyst for our first ever ‘Bonus Episode’!
Listen in close as we discuss:
- Names for horses
- Names for cats
- The Queen Mother
- Riding all the horses
Bonus Episode: Can Donkey Swim in River?
The big question raised in this episode was “can donkeys swim”? Chris found ‘an’ answer online. This is that answer, complete with much giggling.
ABOFB 24: Free/Not Free
A Breath of Fresh Beans returns for its monthly instalment with what is possibly our longest ever episode!
Inside we discuss:
- Borrowing
- Love in Greggs
- Exciting books
- Theft
- Plungers
Episode 23: Hiding Things
A Breath of Fresh Beans returns for season 4: The Skype Year(s).
In this glorious return the three of us discuss:
- Secret blankets
- Blanket mockery
- Schrodinger’s Picture
- Bed porn
Pubcast 2: Genuphobia
In this lightly alcohol fuelled ramble, we discuss:
- Hidden body parts
- Kev’s struggles
- Knee boobs
- Ian’s best bits
- Teeth
Episode 20: The Face of…
In this, the final episode of Series 2, we talk about the things we’d be the face of. In the process we discuss:
- Cushions
- Crossing the Road
- Glitter
- Cigars
Calendar Conversion
Way back at the start of the year, when we all excitedly built our, now legendary, lego pouring beans calendars, we all deiscovered the small but important flaw that not all the pages actually fit inside.
At the time I shoved in all those that fit, and the rest went in the luxurious golden box it was delivered in. (Which incidentally, still smells of whatever magic they put into laser printers to make colours stick to paper).
Well at the start of the month, the time came when that initial tranche of pages ran out. Giddy, I opened the gold box and wanged in the rest of the year, only to discover it was too baggy and they all fell out every time I moved the thing.
Modifications were needed, and modifications were made…
The holey-bit was trimmed down by removing two layers of the thin bits, and thus a perfect fit was once again achieved.
Don’t worry though, this being Lego, all the spare bits are safely stored on the back.
They’re all ready to be re-fitted when next years calendar refill-block duly arrives from Chris at Christmas.