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Regular Features

309: Reserve 301 Cockneys For One Dollar

Regular Features

Regular Features

Comedy

4.9546 Ratings

🗓️ 6 September 2018

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

It can only be episode 309 of Regular Features, and you know what that means: more tip-top audio content from the boys what love ya. Joe has been properly researching how to show someone a good time without spending any money, except on spaghetti and string. Steve had a argument with a lady so fierce that a pizza shop burned down, and Log introduces a Cockney-off that promises to completely gentrify Mile End. Cram your buds in your lugs and bang your knees together in unfettered glee!

Transcript

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0:00.0

Hello and welcome to regular features, the podcast that is the same every week,

0:03.9

and this week is no different because it is a week.

0:07.9

I'm joined by John Lobblythe.

0:10.8

Thank you very much. I'm John Longbred, like he said.

0:13.6

Steve Locke-Tee.

0:15.4

Just call me long.

0:17.7

And I'm Joe Gall Scrabbles, because I'm a backwards kind of guy.

0:23.1

It's a topsy-turvy world you live in.

0:25.1

I don't know why I've launched into the intro when we usually record the intro at the end.

0:28.9

Don't give them this unnecessary peep of our procedural skirts?

0:34.6

Just because we're here.

0:35.9

We can loop back round and record it again

0:38.0

later on if we decide

0:39.1

could I felt really confident about it

0:41.0

I don't know why

0:41.7

I'll take it

0:43.0

what are you got

0:44.5

dog I looked at you

0:47.2

so I should announce that

0:48.5

I got a lot of cockney malarkey

0:50.3

going on

0:51.6

you looked really worried

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