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cftimachine.com slash iron filings. Here we go, here we go, here we go, here we go, this is it.

This is top like time machine, I am Andy Hopfoddy Dawson.

I'm Sam Nifty Delaney, so what? Well, come along to um what are we going to call this,

got to have a long title because it's the rod hole. This is your life, honestly. Yeah, we just

can, let's just call it the rod hole Odyssey because it's bound to go off in other directions.

We're bound to access Wikipedia at some point. Yeah, yeah, we're just using Rod Hulls,

the overview of his life by M and Andrews and this is your life as a kind of a jump off point.

Yeah, it's the 1983 episode of this is your life devoted to Rod Hull and this came about recently

because someone got in touch. Well, you were talking about Rod Hulls.

They're about his side, outside his hands. Don't piss on this car's tires.

Don't piss on my tires. Don't piss on my tires. Yeah, sounds like a lyric from a like a

weird psychedelic 60 song. Hey man, don't piss on my tires. I got a lack going on in my life.

The tires are met, of course. Yeah.

So it keeps you not familiar when this is your life. It was a series that ran on forever and

ever on ITV. And each week there was a different celebrity who would be surprised by the presenter.

It was him and Andrews originally and then it was my gospel following the death of him and

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