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Adam's wisely taken a cautiously dainty bite and Joe's going to get chocolate all over his chin...........(last part of that comment directed specifically at James Hood).

Mmmm, poisonous!

Joe, Joe, Joe... What a lovely... ummm... "cake" face you have there.

I don't really want to expand on this as much as my imagination has. Suffice to say, I need a brain-wash. Dr Buckles is not helping. At all.

My wonderful friend Em made this fantastic castle. I can vouch that her gingerbread creations taste as good as they look!! Check out her website for more amazing gingerbread items...

Is me or does Adam just scream more and talk less nowadays.
nice cake mind yum yum.

Cake. Pour vagrants.

The castle looks very much like this one from "Wo-Gan" (weird 80s Terry Wogan cartoon):

Charlie Brooker tweeted about it, recently.

Was just listening to the podcast (not the live show) and as A&J were goading James into editing the pod so it would have the noon barrier jingle exactly halfway, I was unable to stop my eyes looking at the little clocks on my pod accumulator, which show how much pod time has been casted and also how much has yet to be casted, and just as the jingle majestically faded out, Lo, the two clocks were perfectly the same. It was actually quite moving.

Did anyone else completely lose it to the bit about the Points of View theme tune on Saturday's show? I've just 'listened again' at work and had some sort of laughing meltdown. One of the funniest things I've ever heard.

@Daniel, I applaud you on your use of the word lo.

I've made a little Boggin's style plop of a Taffin video. It's a collaberation between Bron-hom and Tracey Chapman (Baby can I hold you)
youtube.com/watch?v=P9lOCJTIMPA

or search: taffin chapman in youtube to see it.

The 'Points of View' thing was one of the funniest things ever. Made even funnier by Joe's comment at the end (I won't spoil it for those Slack Squadroners who haven't heard it yet).

Blahboobidybaahyaah has ruined my week. I can't concentrate on anything else but that song and the increasing hysteria it creates. My travel entailed pretty much crying with laughter on the train this morning. I tried to suppress it, which made it worse. On the plus side, nobody sat next to me. Thanks A LOT Captain Bucktooth and Kellogs' Scornflakes (other scorn-cereals are available).

I think perhaps the entire audience should each write to Points of View in the Blahboopity language as demonstrated by Joe, and demand the return of the original lyrics. "Dear Bloopity ´óÏó´«Ã½ boo, why bloopity why oh why..." Let us use our powers for good.