Congrats on the million downloads.

Wrt the person seeking penance for giving money to missionaries. I don't think it is necessary at all. They bought a car-wash, and got it. The donation to proselytizing was done by the car-washers in the form of their labour. And keeping them gainfully employed washing cars is keeping them out of trouble. ;-)

Ok, I know I'm a week behind here....actually I'm much farther behind than that, but I just listened to this show today.

Anyway, I absolutely loved the first quote you gave by Martin Gardner, however, in searching for a citation for it, I found it attributed to Oscar Wilde....

I just want to make sure we get it right, because I've never heard it before, and I think it's great and want to know where it actually came from.....

First, thank you so much for saying my name over and over last podcast - I will cherish it always (and not share it with my husband ;)

Second, I work for Lifelock. No comment about that other than it just goes to show it really is all about ME.

The promised video is awesome! It must have been a loooooooooooooot of work. Thank you, Geo!

Love the alternate curse words. I have a suggestion. Instead of "Daphne's Glasses" why not change it to "Velma's Glasses!" Then you have a great Scoobie Doo curse.
I am so going to use "For the love of Scrabble tiles!"

As an Illinois resident who once (shudder) shook the creep's hand, I can't agree more about the profane use of "Blagojevich!"

I know what you mean about playing vs. listening. I'm not a Neil Diamond fan, but I kinda like singing some of his lyrics. Which reminds me of a somewhat tangential anecdote: Years ago a friend introduced me to David Bowie (music, not the man!) by lending me much of his library. When I got to Space Oddity, I didn't know what to make of Wild-Eyed Boy from Freecloud. In discussing it with my friend, I said something like "...and what's with Bowie getting his Neil Diamond on?" He called me a heretic, but I stand by the resemblance. Especially about 3:10 into the song. Which is now stuck in my head.

VINYL? Hells yeah!!! I'd buy 'em all...

~Dan

I like how the 'Middleman' in comics and on the series is too much of a boyscout to swear (“Profanity cheapens the soul and weakens the mind”). He would say things like, "My Little Pony!", "Son of a monkey's uncle", "Katie bar the door!" or "Ripley's believe it, or not!"

We'll miss you, George. The Hrab stage will be sad and lonely.

See you at Balticon, MsI' !!

Geordi's visor - ha.

What is the name of that music that you used under the list of alternate curses? I've been trying to find that on the interwebs forever it feels like. I've been looking for chances to use it on my own show, and as there are only 9 episodes left I'm running out of them.

Saying "Jesus", "god damn" etc. is a blasphemy, right? For me it's the easiest way to live against the bible.

I thought Veggietales was religiously affiliated, or at least religiously themed.

im so fucking using geordi's visor

In response to 36:25 : The comic's name is Doug Stanhope, and the bit can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQEcMTSgg5w

Personally, I say 'bottom', 'darn', 'gosh' or 'blooming' if I need to swear. But then, I teach religious education. But not 'Vegetales'