andreslucero

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The "even more important" project Jeff was referring to was the new Eardrop (http://www.earwolf.com/2011/11/eardrop-doubles-down/), which is now in the testing phases and should be ready to launch to the general public in a few weeks. Once that's done we'll have some time to finish working on the forums, but we don't have a specific timeline for it right now.

Andy Daly is also in this movie.

Thanks Joey! You can use the Benefactor Box to donate any amount you'd like: http://www.earwolf.com/donate/ Or you can donate to your favorite show by using the One-Time Donation box on that show's page. We appreciate your support!

I saw it last weekend with my son. The story is dumb as balls, but it's not so different from "Alvin and The Chipmunks", "Mr. Popper's Penguins" or any other factory-generated kid comedy. (Re: point #3 above, the Smurfs' history as mythical Belgian creatures is actually part of the plot!)

I thought Ken did the Jewish rap after Paul said "fuck this", but after listening a few more times I see you guys are right—both Scott and David say "Paul" right before/after that section.

Ringtones are here: http://www.myxer.com/artist/id/18206511/Who-Charted/

Thanks all! We're evaluating a few different forum applications with more features than bbPress and hope to make the switch soon.

We've considered adding TV/podcast appearances, although it would be difficult to keep up with long-term. It might happen if we can get the performers (or their reps) more involved in keeping their profile current.

This one comes courtesy of Benjamin Klevay, depicting Bob in his typical state of distress. Thanks Benjamin! [attachment=2935,69]

Astralweeks - I've been thinking about this, but what happens if someone deletes a topic (or even a thread within a topic) that others have already commented on? I think it could be confusing to others that are trying to follow the thread, or who have posted on a topic that suddenly disappears. I'm curious to know when/why a thread would need to be deleted beyond the initial grace period (there are probably good reasons that I can't think of at the moment).

This is a cool thread to test stuff in.

I'm not sure about Fringe specifically, but there are quite a few shows listed in the NYC area: http://www.earwolf.com/on-tour/?zipcode=10001&distance=50&showsubmit=Search

Thanks all, keep the suggestions coming. Astralweeks - while we probably won't have IRC-style chat any time soon, I like the idea of a Q&A session with hosts/guests as a feature of the blog or forums.