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Hello, Buglers, and welcome to issue 4185 of The Bugle.

Those were the exact words of historian Andrew De Cricket's ozman, as he began the episode

of The Bugle that marked the 5th of March 2021.

500 years ago, this week.

This was, of course, Inzoltzman's podcasting phase.

Three years before The Bugle was banned by the United Nations for being, and I quote the ruling,

too true to handle.

Zoltzman went on, of course, to become the inventor of the reduced gravity sandwich for slower digestion,

as well as the most influential Trombonum personator of his generation on the underground brass scene,

and of course, the great grandfather of world emperor Zoltzhammer the merciful.

But back to the 5th of March 2021, when recording in his shed in South Zoltzdenium,

then still known as London, of course, deprived of sleep after some articles cricket watching,

he continued by saying,

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