DGW Episode 322
UltraFit Anti-Burst Stability Ball
Non-Burst Fitness Ball
Link: Gopher
Turn-The-Tables-Tuesday
During the recording of TWiT 98, the exercise ball that Leo was sitting on in the studio gave way and exploded under him, landing Leo on the floor, after use for only 10 days. A testament to Leo's weight.
So Leo has ordered a new one, an anti-burst stability ball, from Gopher Sport. The balls come in different sizes for different body heights. Leo's ball seems to have held up so far, or if it hasn't, Leo wasn't about to tell us.
The Origin of the Gravy Slogan
Listener Anish (rhymes with "quiche", as Leo rhymes with "mayo", whereas Dick doesn't rhyme with any food), wants to know how the gravy slogan came about. Dick and Leo have no idea but essentially it was a non-sequitur. Dick thinks they have abandoned the slogan, but Leo points out that they play the gravy jingle at the end of each episode.
For the origin of the Gravy Slogan, see insidedgw.vox.com/library/post/gravy.html
Netcasts You Love ...
... from people who wear kilts - courtesy of Jim Cutler. Mark Blasco at podcastthemes receives credit for the opening theme written on a geek cruise - the whimsical theme which acts as the background for Leo's introduction of every episode - for the first time since Episode 27. And Leo continues to mix up George Wood with Paul Minshall.
Listen to Episode 322
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The Origin of the Gravy Slogan
Listener Anish (rhymes with "quiche", as Leo rhymes with "mayo", whereas Dick doesn't rhyme with any food), wants to know how the gravy slogan came about. Dick and Leo have no idea but essentially it was a non-sequitur. Dick thinks they have abandoned the slogan, but Leo points out that they play the gravy jingle at the end of each episode.
For the origin of the Gravy Slogan, see insidedgw.vox.com/library/post/gravy.html
Netcasts You Love ...
... from people who wear kilts - courtesy of Jim Cutler. Mark Blasco at podcastthemes receives credit for the opening theme written on a geek cruise - the whimsical theme which acts as the background for Leo's introduction of every episode - for the first time since Episode 27. And Leo continues to mix up George Wood with Paul Minshall.
Listen to Episode 322
Go to TWiT
The Giz Wiz Home Page
