Saturday, July 08, 2006

#37 - Like We're Going To Bring The Cheap Buns?

Welcome again to Zee and Zed...yes, Zee and Zed.

Thanks to Baby, Misty, Andrew, and Misty from Geek.Farm.Life for the revealing introduction. Topics on the show include lip-syncing with Karen, the oldest joke in podcasting, cast update (and we're not talking pod"cast"), imaginary friends, Steve is happier than we thought, Matt's making stuff up, our 4th of July, buns, what's the deal with polygamists?, "Americanadian Differences - Musical Icons born on February 9: Ernest Tubb vs. Stompin' Tom Connors", "Ask Lyndon - Accents", you can now send us a comment via Odeo, Target, and how we met.

Shows and sites mentioned include: Dawnzzle, Cheap Date, Smart Bomb Radio, Quirky Nomads, Digital Detroit Radio, Nobodies, Zaldor's World, and The AndyCast.

Music by the Fastbacks (courtesy of Sub Pop) and King Bonk.

-Ross

posted by Zee And Zed at 7:15 PM

16 Comments:

  • Glad to hear your son is on the mend. And as for his "imaginary" friend, I swear I have nothing to do with it.. yeah, nothing to do with it.. uhh, yeahhhhh, that's the ticket...

    By Blogger jtl, at 7:15 AM  

  • What's that smell?

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 10:27 AM  

  • Hey Brad,

    Is it the glue you're sniffing? What's that supposed to mean???

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 10:39 AM  

  • Oops. I had two web pages open and posted to the wrong blog.
    Apparently it is the glue I'm sniffing.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 11:08 AM  

  • Here's the post that I meant to make...

    The next time you are invited to a family barbequeue, rather than ask what you can take, and before they can make suggestions, blurt out "Great, I'll bring a desert", and don't give them a chance to talk you out of it. Then show up with buns and the desert (or salad or whatever).

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 11:10 AM  

  • Brad in Alberta has it right except blurt out whatever it is that YOU want to bring. I suggest the Roadkill Kebabs. Ummm, tasty!

    Imaginary friends are par for the age you son is in. However, if he still has them in college, I would take away his computer games and MySpace account and send him out to a singles bar.

    I think this show is also a record low on number of apologies, but I could be wrong. "-)

    By Blogger etherdog, at 6:54 PM  

  • Hey Brad,

    When you bring the desert, how to you carry the sand?

    And where do the camels go?

    I think the glue fumes are still getting to you...

    ;-)

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 10:40 PM  

  • I saw Stompin' Tom in Toronto when Conan O'Brien was here...awesome! It was a dream come true.

    Of course, The Hanson Brothers also do a rippin' version of The Hockey Song. Check it out ya'll:
    http://www.last.fm/music/Hanson+Brothers/_/The+Hockey+Song

    Cheers

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 11:05 AM  

  • Anonymous, what are you talking about, "camels"?

    Dave, The Hanson Brothers were my introduction to Stompin Tom (via Karen on both fronts). We've got all their CDs. Lucky you, you got to see him. Was that a taping of Conan or a seperate show he did independent of the Conan appearance?

    -Ross

    By Blogger Zee And Zed, at 1:21 PM  

  • Whoa, for a minute there I thought you were talking about the "MMMMMMbop" band, Ross.

    :-)

    By Blogger jtl, at 10:59 AM  

  • Hanson Brothers

    Though I have to admit, I'm curious to hear the "new" Hanson. I think they now have indie cred or something like that.

    -Ross

    By Blogger Zee And Zed, at 11:56 AM  

  • Hey Ross,

    Just raggin' on Brad since he typed desert when he clearly meant dessert....

    The camel reference was obviously not a well placed reference...

    I'll do my best to be smarter.

    ;-)

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 4:15 PM  

  • Heh heh. Yeah, we love the Ernest "Tubbs". Hmm. Yeah. :) Jason from the Nobodies

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 5:34 PM  

  • Ross and Karen are my imaginary friends. I hear their voices in my head every week.

    By Blogger Shelly, at 12:11 PM  

  • I saw Stompin' Tom ON Conan when he came to Toronto to tape the show for a week. It was awesome.

    There's more about it here:
    http://travelvideo.tv/news/more.php?id=A1212_0_1_0_M

    By the way...The (hockey) Hanson Brothers rule. I've seen them in Toronto about 3 or 4 times, and once in Dublin, Ireland for a few numbers during a NoMeansNo show (guess they were in town at the same time..heh heh).

    Ahhhh I miss live music.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 6:36 PM  

  • Bonk, anything over Caillou, true enough.

    Roman = Harry Dean Stanton, the only thing about that show I really like.

    -Ross

    By Blogger Zee And Zed, at 1:50 PM  

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