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This is Dum, sponsored by, sponsored volume, how it is. Oh, Yeah. The The The The This is Dumb-Dumb a podcast about the archers and the goings-on of Ambridge.

It's P and-Q here, Philippa Hall and Quentin Rayna. Hoping for at least a highly commended by the end of this episode.

Plus there's you are Dumdie Dumas who should be dope tested more often than Cecil Jackson's veg. This week's

Dumbi-Dum is from our Stephen and is a brilliant pastiche of the well-known

1977 film Close Encounters and on this week's podcast we hear calls from Jen With The Spoon Claire, Sarah, Catherine,

and formerly cycling Christine as well as an email from A Nona Bambridge and a text from Chris.

Marvelous. So Quentin, what have you been up to since since we last met?

Hopefully a quieter week for you. Yes, I finally made it home, Philippa, via Cornwall and Hertfordshire. So I'm in a strange environment of being actually at home at last. So yes, after the hiatus of the last two and a half weeks, it's calmed down a bit, but the highlights of my rather quiet week have been a concession to my grand old age, which is I have now got acquired my first pair of very vocals.

Ah, yes.

Mainly to keep my wife happy because I kept saying, have you seen my glasses?

So she said, for God's sake, get some very vocals, man.

So I'm getting used to those

stumbling about but I think I'm thinking I'm gonna be all right with them but it does

make you go a bit for a bit. I had another on-chedule visits to the dentist

please don't ask I believe I've been that many. I had a very sharp

a very sharp haircut as well, which, you know,

I'm looking way under my 60 years.

A sharp haircut is that a haircut that looks good or a haircut that was done by such sharp

scissors that there is nothing left? The former. There is something The former.

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