Did you realize that if you play this podcast backwards, it's about the Borg? I don't recommend listeners do that unless they're really, really interested in the Borg's Yrotsih - and why should anyone be?
Of course, if you listen to the backwards-playing all the way to the end, you can clearly hear: "I buried Paul near the lumpy bit of rock near the river." So there's that lagniappe.
It is possible that I found this quite funny. It is possible I noted and enjoyed the parallels between the "cup-and-ball" episode and scenes where archeologists dig up cursed artifacts that end up driving the entire camp mad. It may have happened I found the phrase "The Battle of the Lumpy Bit of Rock Near The River" to be reminiscent of Douglas Adams. But really, there's not enough evidence to say for sure.
Did you realize that if you play this podcast backwards, it's about the Borg? I don't recommend listeners do that unless they're really, really interested in the Borg's Yrotsih - and why should anyone be?
ReplyDeleteOf course, if you listen to the backwards-playing all the way to the end, you can clearly hear: "I buried Paul near the lumpy bit of rock near the river." So there's that lagniappe.
Wow. I didn’t think anyone would crack the code so quickly. I guess I need to go back to inserting the faces of religious figures into baked goods.
DeleteHahaha, this is gold, I'm looking forward to episode #2
ReplyDeleteIt is possible that I found this quite funny. It is possible I noted and enjoyed the parallels between the "cup-and-ball" episode and scenes where archeologists dig up cursed artifacts that end up driving the entire camp mad. It may have happened I found the phrase "The Battle of the Lumpy Bit of Rock Near The River" to be reminiscent of Douglas Adams. But really, there's not enough evidence to say for sure.
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