The Important Broadcast Module 197: War Cars & Cat Wars

Danny Wallace's Important Broadcast

Global

Comedy

4.8 • 594 Ratings

🗓️ 31 October 2021

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

The I.B.S heartily apologises for the lack of contact last week. The Great Leader was taken ill. This will not happen again. All returned to normal this week, though, and much was learned. What's a war car? What's a cat war? What do the Spanish eat? As usual, you'll find out. Please send your listener comments to Danny@radiox.co.uk This weeks podcast is for Natalie. Thank you.

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0:00.0	How would you describe McCain vibes?
0:02.6	I would reckon it's like a crisp and a chip.
0:05.5	If they had a baby, do you know what I mean?
0:06.9	A chip and a crisp.
0:11.0	Combination.
0:12.1	It's got crisp ancestry, but it's a chip.
0:16.0	Like a hot chip, crisp combo thingy.
0:20.9	Yeah?
0:22.2	Pure poetry that was.
0:23.9	McCain vibes.
0:25.3	Our chip, crisp combo, hot snack thingies.
0:28.4	In a freezer aisle near you.
0:30.3	Danny Wallace, Radio X.
0:33.8	Well, hello and welcome to another important broadcast podcast from your podcast, Persie's.
0:38.7	Percy 1, that's me, Percy 2, that's Steve and Percy 3.
0:42.4	It's Joe.
0:43.5	You know what, I've always known that I was 2 and he was 3.
0:47.2	Oh, really?
0:48.0	Yeah, it's nice to have it confirmed by you.
0:49.8	Sure, but what I meant by that is you're younger than him.
0:52.9	I consider you to be a 2-year-old, and I consider Joe to have all the wiles and smarts of a three-year-old.
1:00.3	But I am older than him.
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