Sorry, but us podcasting celebrities are not bound by the same rules as you mere mortals.

Whale!

Nailed it!

Meet and greet with the Donald.

By the way, when you Google "Pure Joy," you apparently get lots of kids, puppies and kittens. There were a few adults under that search, but other than Mark Ruffalo, none of them was nearly as convincing as the children and animals.

Done!

Everyone else... if I haven't heard a yes or no from you by tomorrow, I'm going to assume yes and just add you in. You can always change it back if you wanted out.

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Oh... are we playing a game of Things that Sound Dirty but actually Aren't? I stand by my favorite:

The Aenid of Virgil

The Barrens

Salish Shidhe

Cello!

Boo! Boo!

You caught me. If you remove the trenchcoat I'm actually DMDarcs riding on Pete's shoulders.

How do I look so fat then? The trenchcoat is stuffed with live raccoons.

Viola! The illusion is complete.

And yet I'm the one who owns the website.

POINTS!

I did good!

How long is 48 hours in parsecs? A parsec is a measure of distance not time. You lose one internets. That's clearly not true. If a parsec were a measure of distance, then how could the Millenium Falcon finish the Kessel Run in under 12 parsecs? That statement only makes sense if a parsec is a unit ...

How long is 48 hours in parsecs? A parsec is a measure of distance not time. You lose one internets. That's clearly not true. If a parsec were a measure of distance, then how could the Millenium Falcon finish the Kessel Run in under 12 parsecs? That statement only makes sense if a parsec is a unit ...

YAY! I love the word penultimate!