Hello, Stue here. This isn't an ad. This is me telling you that you have got to get hold of a copy of Adam Blooms book, Finding Your Comic Genius. It's just so great, and I want everyone to buy it for everyone else for Christmas. We discuss it in detail on episode 437 and at the time of recording this it has 66 five-star reviews out of 66 reviews on Amazon.

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This is the Comedians comedian podgos. Pod 70 70. 10 points to the first person to tell me via Twitter at con-com pod which British comic has a routine that involves him saying 70 a lot.

70? I've not crossed past through the ages, bless him. When I say 10 points, remember

what a point's mean? Nothing. Nonetheless, this is episode 70 and it's a man who describes

himself variously as the punmeister, the Punfinder, the Man with the Golden Pun,

the Pun finder general, I don't know, I'm sure there are lots of them.

But as you'll hear, there is a great deal more to his comedy than simply his excellent word play.

It's Tim Vine. Thank you.

Thank you very much.

I'm very well.

Very well.

I've got to stop going.

Not a comedy show.

That's it.

No hand signals. As you you came in we were just debating

the the relative merits of this being a comedy show and the fact that most of my

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