hehe. nice one.

Will there be a hebrew phonetic version, and a Manga version as well?

Oh my God MM, too funny, I will definately be getting the podcast in cuneiform, interpretive dance, and hopefully the skywriting versions, though I am aboot 50 miles from downtown L.A….. so do you think we can get a capture of the skywriting version in h.264?

BECAUSE THAT WOULD BE FRICKIN’ SWEET!

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Nice :)

That was a thing of beauty.

That’s cool and all, but can I still get the podcast on the Internet? Hope so.

Excellent podcast! Please send me the wax roll to the address on my personal “status” page. ;) Poor Chinese, they’re missing all the fun of your wit and sweet voice Merlin. ;)

I think you missed Morse code. Can I get mine in Morse code? Thanks.

I understand that you want to help- but let the transcript go. That’s why it’s a pod-cast. I loved listening to these first six days. Thanks for the laugh.

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I’m writing from Beijing, and I am sorry to infom you that 43 folders is, unlike Wikipedia, not banned right now. I think it was for a short period some time ago, though, and yes, RSS feeds are realy convenient for banned blogs (everything on blogspot, for a start).

Therefore, you have no excuse not to make your podcast available in chinese characters etched on a series of jade figures by 100-year old mute taoist monks. I’m definitely looking forward to it.

(In the “praise of the new website” category, I’d like to mention that as I type these comments, a ghost image of the “Geek shwag” and amazon images (no text) keep flickering on top of the comment box (It only appears for a very brief instant for each keystroke) - it probably has something to do with the “instant preview” feature - mildly annoying. I’m using Firefox on a Debian machine).