Wow, I love this. Shades of the man who taught his asshole how to talk. But it also reminds me of "A Case of Drowning Sorrows", one of my favourite episodes of my all-time favourite radio sitcom (and frequent comfort blanket) The Blackburn Files. I hope you might be able to find half-an-hour to listen to this at some point because, well, I hope you might like it too: https://archive.org/details/BlackburnFilesR4/303+A+Case+of+Drowning+Sorrows.mp3
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Wow, I love this. Shades of the man who taught his asshole how to talk. But it also reminds me of "A Case of Drowning Sorrows", one of my favourite episodes of my all-time favourite radio sitcom (and frequent comfort blanket) The Blackburn Files. I hope you might be able to find half-an-hour to listen to this at some point because, well, I hope you might like it too: https://archive.org/details/BlackburnFilesR4/303+A+Case+of+Drowning+Sorrows.mp3
I've downloaded that and will check it out this afternoon!
For a few minutes, I thought this was a true story!
Great! I'm becoming more interested in the line between truth and fiction online. This is one of my favourite things I've read about recently:
https://thewalrus.ca/around-the-world-in-eighty-lies/
I'd read some of the person's articles before I knew and they were superb.