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Tim Ralphs of The Room Behind the Bookcase, Bruce Murray of the Zedcast and Mark Blevis of the Cult of Mark join me for Season 2, Episode 2 of the Quirky Quiz.
Dror of Monkey Museum, Zabet of the AntiCraft
“Life of Crime” by New Kings, “Take Me Now” by Comfort Stand, “When We’re Alone” by the Arden-Ohman Orchestra, “Der Rebe hot geheysn freilach zeyn” by Manguina
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katherine
27 Jun 2008
I love the Quirky Quiz. I love it with a deep, deep love. And now it is over, and I am sad.
There should be a QQ every week, and Sage should win…(really, I mean that, I’m not sucking up…)
Mark
27 Jun 2008
Didn’t — even — try?? :O
In my head, it was the perfect accent performance. It’s so unfortunate for all of you that you weren’t able to enjoy it in the same way. Next time, we’ll use Bruce’s nuclear Skype connection to wire the accent chamber in my head so you can hear how great it is.
I forgot how much fun that session was. I was in tears listening to it on my way to work. Now I’m craving na’an bread.
Bruce Murray (The Zedcast)
27 Jun 2008
I know how you feel Mark, I lost 5 points for something that didn’t even happen on the show!?!
Great job of editing Sage we actually sound coherent.
Angelina in Oakland
01 Jul 2008
i am dying of qn drought…this was a great quirky quiz – largely because of Bruce’s “nuclear Skype connection” but hilarious regardless. I’m going back, re-listening to podcasts I’ve heard dozens of times….need….more…QN!!!
Zabet
02 Jul 2008
We listened to this in the car on the way home from the Cinci airport, btw, and at 1 a.m. after a full 8 hours of traveling, it’s even funnier.
Zabet
02 Jul 2008
Btw, boring linguistic note to Mark for the next time he wants to get into character… it’s lack of the verb “to be” in the present that Russians tend to have when speaking English. The verb to be (est’ /yest/) is really only used in the past and future tenses. There seems to be the feeling that if you’re talking about it in the present, it must exist. An item can’t be green or new or expensive if it doesn’t first exist; to describe it means its existence is a given. Nice, eh?
Shutting up now….
Mark Blaseckie
04 Jul 2008
I think that was the funniest QQ yet.
Well done all of you.
Can’t wait for the next one.
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