If you're throwing your voice, it has to be, you know, someone's voice that kind of match yours.

Sometimes I saw some matches.

Okay.

Sometimes you don't look real.

Okay, I don't want to do that.

Wait, are we not doing? I thought we were doing that on the show. I thought this was the show. We only have, like, limited time for you. I don't think I look like a ventriloquist stummy. You truly do. I do not. I have thought that actually for years. What do you mean? Somebody made us one of those like Christmas cards where it's like, you know, people are sent like they can put your face. Oh, yeah. It makes it look like you're singing. I know what you're talking about yet. Yeah. And so like as soon as I saw it and you had like the disattached jaw thing kind of going, you look at your nutcracker jaw. I'm like, oh my God, he does look like one. And then Mr. Jiggy just brought that up, and it is so, so on point.

I do not think that I look like a ventriloquist, dummy.

I highly disagree with that.

Okay.

All right.

Hello, everyone.

This is Funapolip, Radio.

I'm Greg Nibble here with Sirik Stillon.

Thank you for joining us today. This is a Friday episode of Funnobloyalent Radio. I don't know what that means, but it's going to be a shorter episode. But we were talking about quite a bit on here. First off, though, I do want to say thank you to everybody who have been sending recommendations for new books for me to listen to. Thank you so much. It really does help. I was recommended to Project Hail Mary yesterday, which I love that book.

I have those. books for me to listen to. Thank you so much. It really does help. I was recommended to Project Hail Mary yesterday, which I love that book. I was going to say, that sounds familiar. You listen to that. One of my favorite books of all time. Like right now anyway, Project Hail Mary. But yeah, thanks. Please continue to send those recommendations. Also, anybody is a fan of Freedom McFadden and you know anything that's similar to that? I am on my... This might as well just be a Freedom McFadden podcast. Every single one of her books now, I'm on my last book of hers and I've run out and I've tried a couple other, like Natasha Preston, I've tried her and hers are just not. Sorry if she's your friend. But if anyone is familiar with Freedom McFadden and has any recommendations for books in that same similar style, I would be totally amenable to that. Or else I'm honestly going to probably start listening to one of her books again. Wow. Just really can't do anything but freedom of McFadden. Well, I need to find it. I'm just so disappointed, like when you have a specific genre that you want to listen to. And I know that there are thousands and thousands of creative, wonderful writers out there,

but I really want this particular style. So if anyone has any suggestions, please, please, please. Panic. You're in a panic right now.

It is. I only have like five hours left of this book. Oh, boy. Yeah, see that that look that I just,

all right. Well, yeah, see, Sarah, said Sarah recommendation. So obviously, if you remember the Sporters Club, we do have the video version of this show, which may make a lot more sense when people are calling me a mannequin. Yeah, I don't know if I like this. I'm saying Mr. Dicky just said in their live chat after the show, Sarah folds him up and puts them in a second. I don't know. I don't know if I care for what I've been, what I've cultivated here, where I look like a mannequin. I mean, not a mannequin, specifically a ventriloquist dummy. Oh, yeah, not a man. Okay. A ventriloquist's dummy. Yeah, not a ventriloquist, but the dummy.

The one that, like, sits on the lap and does it like that.

Hey, you've forgotten that today. Watch your hand, buddy. So naturally. So natural. Have you ever dressed as a ventriloquist dummy for, like, Christmas? I have not. I have not. Well, I don't want to walk around with somebody, you know, who's got to be the ventriloquist.

A big spoon.

Yeah, I don't want to be that.

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