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episode 248 [Director's Cut]

from Difficult Listening Channel [Director's Cut] by Michael Oster

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Special 24 bit master version of episode 248. Originally released on 4-1-14. This version is minus any VO. Just the 'music'.

Busting Up the Disco or: I Used to Touch Fawn This Way

It was nothing short of a miracle that they had made it through the fifth grade. Each one dumber than the last, they represented the elite of the stupid, if that was even possible. Yet, they individually believed in their own personal genius, even though there was never any evidence of such. It was only natural that they became the best of friends and constant companions. Together, the four of them became responsible for such innocent and stupid mishaps as the fire that consumed the town’s only manufacturing plant. And the train derailment? Yes, that was their child too. As collectively, they decided that a beaver dam should be built right on the main tracks. And, quickly, they set to constructing the project. There it stood in all its splendor. Some twenty feet high, it was a sight to be seen. A giant pile of wooden debris. And when the train smashed into it, well, it was nothing short of disaster. Yet, the group could only weep for the dead beavers that inhabited the dam. In fact, there were no inhabitants in the human-made dam. It was then decided that the town should change its name. Shortly thereafter, all the signs with the old name were removed. And, the group was set to wander aimlessly, looking forever for the town of former name.

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from Difficult Listening Channel [Director's Cut], released February 27, 2014

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Michael Oster Tampa, Florida

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