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Back with an extended episode after his Common Cold debacle, Neal discusses how deja vu works, a single M and M, plumbing for phlegm disposal, inquisitivity, learning manipulateability from spiders, fingers versus the media, trading listeners and more.

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711A – labelled 711.5 on some systems.  Your humble proprietor Neal from Ireland has a disgusting cold, so has assembled this care package of previously released material, to tide you over. Back with new shows A.S.A.P.

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Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 30:37 — 70.4MB)

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The argument for urine in fast food, remembering Ireland’s 7-11, artificial panic mechanisms, the problem with ball games, flowers and drugs versus stabbing people,  understanding keys, James Joyce’s Ulysses versus Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and more, with your humble proprietor Neal from Ireland.

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Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 30:09 — 69.3MB)

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A special episode, the content of which is too difficult to describe here. With your humble proprietor, Neal from Ireland, or some version thereof.

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Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 33:25 — 76.8MB)

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A slightly more over-caffeinated than usual Neal discusses Bandages versus beards, how to use an information kiosk, breaking down in a barber shop, a digital heart, unregulated home surgery, filming The Invisible Man, stabbing a cartoon character and more.

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Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 28:11 — 64.8MB)

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Degrees of roundness, reasons not to call a spade a spade, bar water management, stuff versus things, 22 Jump Street, analysing chicken crap, the dark ages of television, colourising rain, axe murders versus axe suicides, fish flasks and more, with your humble proprietor Neal from Ireland.

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Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 32:45 — 75.3MB)

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Experimental episode, according to the original description. Teaching cats about pint glasses, from data entry to a patented Professor Stephen Hawkins, a new anti vomit device, churches doing it in English, competing with the Sistine Chapel and more, with your humble proprietor Neal from Ireland.

Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 41:49 — 96.0MB)

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In another extended episode, we look at teaching common sense to architects, cleaning up after the dinosaurs, shiny new Eurpean currency, a wasted chalkboard, how to know if you are in the wrong house, philosophising with a dog and lots more, with your humble proprietor Neal from Ireland.