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The Rundown for Monday

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Happy Fourth of July! See you cats Monday.

Ian Chillag

11:10 AM ET | 07- 4-2008 | permalink

Comments

was the cat walking across the keyboard? mine spells badly too.

Sent by shc | 12:43 PM ET | 07-04-2008

As an editor for the transcription team that works for NPR and as a recipient of these rundowns which often can hold up our day, LOL!!!!! Awesome!

Sent by Joanna | 3:04 PM ET | 07-04-2008

I was listening to the "A July 4th Mixtape" piece today and was tickled pink. Ian certainly gave The Annoying Music Show a patriotic twist. This points out why the BPP clearly does not need an Emergency Krulwich. I like him, don't get me wrong -- the man is a certifiable genius, but I can get R.K. on other NPR programs. On the BPP I'd much rather hear an Emergency Chillag, or Pashman, or Conaway, or Silver, or Spohrer, or... . We don't get to hear Mark Garrison much outside the news, but I'd be willing to bet he could put together a BPP-worthy segment. You've got a crack staff there. You don't need bailouts from Mr. Science.

Sent by Dave Wiley | 12:33 AM ET | 07-06-2008

My hand is still healing from the cat scratches from bathing the cat, but this outlook is funny:
http://dailycatfun.blogspot.com/2008/05/how-to-trim-cats-claws.html

Sent by d | 10:55 PM ET | 07-07-2008

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