Hello and welcome to another Star Wars minute it's your daily podcast in which we analyze scrutinize and celebrate

attack of the clones one minute at a time. I'm Alex Robinson from comic

book Alex.com and I'm Pete the from comic book Alex.com.

And I'm Pete the Retailer from Pete the Retailer.com.

And today we are discussing minute 137 of Attack of the Clone.

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Hello everybody, it's me your pal Chris Radke and hey Pete give me a

favor and close the door on the way out all right so listen I gave Alex and Pete some much needed rest today.

They worked really hard suffering and entertaining you all this season with this terrible,

terrible movie. And so, you know what? They're out there. this here with my guest. His name is Matt Carson. Hello Chris Wreck, thank you for having me.

Hello, Matt Carson. It's nice to see you again. Nice to be seen. So Matt Carson is an old

dear friend of mine, much like Alex and Pete but uh... and Matt Carson is known as

the proprietor and founder of hicubituaries a wonderful Facebook group

uh... that uh that there's basically a mix of dead people and Japanese poems. Is that correct?

Well, it's just all, it's all dead people and all Japanese poems. So you can mix them up, but it's all dead people and all Japanese poems so you can mix them up but it's a

hundred percent of both. So tell me a little bit about the origins of haiku

bituaries where did this come from? Gosh, when David Carradine died, I think it was in 2009, I noticed that his name had five syllables,

and I wrote a bunch about David Carradine.

And then I kept on doing them after that.

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