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• 1. At 1:43pm on 13 Oct 2009, tonyboydell wrote:

  Sweet cheeses, but this is wonderful. I love the mad Buckules gesticulations and Joe's almost permanent finger-across-the-lips-in-a-thoughtful-and-attentive-way...
  
  Pure joy!

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• 2. At 2:50pm on 13 Oct 2009, cremmler wrote:

  best way to start the day, with an A&J animation. Beautifully done, and I have to agree - pure joy!

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• 3. At 2:58pm on 13 Oct 2009, Daisyisfurious wrote:

  Brillo pads!

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• 4. At 4:23pm on 13 Oct 2009, DrRoobles wrote:

  I searched back through the podcasts a while back to re-listen to this, it's one of my top five A&J radio moments. The animation is fantastic - thanks a lot, Chris Bowles! :-)

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• 5. At 4:41pm on 13 Oct 2009, aeroChezza wrote:

  When me and a group of my friends heard this we went away to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival last year and as we had a nice chalk board in the kitchen my mate Kim decided to do this to it:
  [IMG]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y286/cheekychezzywoo/pompom.jpg[/IMG]

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• 6. At 4:57pm on 13 Oct 2009, cycle_helmet_hair wrote:

  What podcast is this in? I'm a shamefully new listener, sorry!
  I'm on the Norwich cupboard one at the moment - just because I spotted Norwich in the title!

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• 7. At 4:59pm on 13 Oct 2009, webname wrote:

  There's so much to love about this but it gets off to a beautiful start with Joe sleeping & nearly falling off his chair. Has a certain resonance for someone who watches a little too much webcam....

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• 8. At 5:39pm on 13 Oct 2009, LordOBoogie wrote:

  This is wickle-wockles! Thanks for sharing it with us.

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• 9. At 8:13pm on 13 Oct 2009, janineshroff wrote:

  wow. what a lovely animation. I want a whole movie.

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• 10. At 9:22pm on 13 Oct 2009, DrRoobles wrote:

  @aeroChezza - love it!

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• 11. At 1:20pm on 14 Oct 2009, Lightboxmonkey wrote:

  Sweet animation Bowlesy!

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• 12. At 1:37pm on 14 Oct 2009, whinger_assassin wrote:

  Do you have to RSVP to a poo party?

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• 13. At 1:55pm on 14 Oct 2009, DrRoobles wrote:

  @whinger_assassin - Really Smelly Vigorous Poo-poo?

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• 14. At 08:55am on 15 Oct 2009, whinger_assassin wrote:

  In that case the invitations could say
  
  
  .......... please come to my poo party
  
  BYOP (Bring Your Own Pom-pom)
  
  Don't forget to present your RSVP at the party
  
  
  
  The only possible problem is someone might think there is a missing L from "poo party" and think its some kind of swimming based party for cheerleaders.

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• 15. At 2:44pm on 15 Oct 2009, kendersrule wrote:

  Swimming based party for cheerleaders... Adam, get your wig on!
  
  Joe does look the type to have a 1984 t-shirt *nods thoughtfully*

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• 16. At 7:19pm on 15 Oct 2009, whinger_assassin wrote:

  I feel like a bit of an idiothole not saying thanks to Chris Bowles for the animation. I think I speak for everyone when I say, more please!
  
  I think more people should use the threat "Prepare to do a poo!". It would be very effective during some kind of slow reflective sport like Snooker. Shake of the hand, a quiet whisper "prepare to do a poo" and then the other player will be sat wondering "what do they mean? do I need a poo? maybe I do need a poo..."

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• 17. At 11:11pm on 20 Oct 2009, skiptotheend89 wrote:

  Thanks for all the kind words :)
  
  @Janine - A movie is a good idea, if I'm ever independently wealthy I'll consider it!
  
  @CycleHelmentHair - I believe it's on the show from 3rd May 2008/ 5th May podcast if the podcast exists back then.
  
  -Chris

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