WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from October 29, 2020

Listener comments!
	12:00pm Sylvia (France-NYC): Hello David, and fellow passengers
	🚂 12:01pm Handy Haversack: Hello to all riders and crew and Conductor David.
	12:01pm Cmurtha: Hello Conductor David and Passengers all.
	12:02pm David Dichelle: Greetings Sylvia, Handy, and Cmurtha!
	12:02pm Really Lisa: Hi David, Sylvia,Handy, Cmurtha and future riders. Looking forward to the show.
	12:02pm David Dichelle: And Lisa!
	12:02pm Ike: Greetings, humans!
	12:03pm David Dichelle: And Ike!
	🚂 12:03pm YETI BOB: ah I wish I could be riding on a train through Tuscany
	12:03pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy David and fellow riders! Thanks for the pic, David, I knew there had to be a sun somewhere!
	🚂 12:04pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Lisa! We were out in that rain walking to and from the ferry and polling place and waiting outside for a bit. A soaker! Glad to be back home.
	12:04pm David (in London): Afternoon David! Groover alert - Handy, CYB, Sylvia, Phillippe, Lisa, Ike!
	12:04pm David Dichelle: And Yeti Bob and Phillippe!
	12:04pm David Dichelle: Sun just going down here now - probably a lot like in the picture from a couple of days ago.
	🚂 12:05pm YETI BOB: almost anywhere really / haven't been outside Chicago in what feels like forever. here's to imaginary travel through music.
	12:05pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey DiL, Handy, YB, Lisa, Sylvia et. al!
	12:05pm David Dichelle: Good afternoon, David! Still afternoon here too, technically today.
	12:05pm Really Lisa: Hope that means you got to vote, Handy! Hi David (iL).
	🚂 12:05pm coffinated chris: hi, David and folks. yay for the Marx Sisters!
	12:06pm Really Lisa: Hi Phillippe B, hope you're well.
	12:06pm David Dichelle: Hey there CC!
	🚂 12:06pm chris: ha! still had my spooky nickname :)
	12:07pm spodiodi: hi David! Floral polarity sounds intriguing hi all!
	12:07pm David Dichelle: Alliterative initials are always good ;)
	🚂 12:07pm βrian: Is that a hippodrome in the photo?
	12:07pm David Dichelle: Heya Spodi!
	12:08pm Phillippe Bastille: My bride was talking about voting last night and I told her I was still undecided. Did not go well, even after I told her I was referring to pizza toppings
	12:08pm David Dichelle: Tis indeed, ßrian - our local infrequently used track.
	12:09pm spodiodi: lol, Phillippe
	12:09pm David Dichelle: And I mean very local.
	🚂 12:09pm Handy Haversack: Lisa, we did -- it was pretty fast, really. Half an hour from arrival to walking back to the ferry. Your commitment to the bit is admirable, Phillippe! David, glad to see you. I head from Mariano, and he got through the storm OK but has no power -- or had none as of this morning.
	12:09pm David (in London): Yo Spod. Settling in after the move now?
	12:10pm Really Lisa: David D, is there a chance your mic is on?
	🚂 12:10pm chresti: Hi David and continental s!
	12:10pm David Dichelle: It was briefly, thanks for mentioning!
	12:10pm David Dichelle: hey chresti!
	12:10pm TDK60: Hello!
	12:11pm spodiodi: hi David, slowly getting closer to settling in! every day another small piece finds it's place. thanks for asking hi chresticia!
	12:11pm David Dichelle: Hello TDK!
	🚂 12:11pm βrian: I had too much good coffee this morning. Now my spark plug wires are arcing, causing misfires.
	12:11pm Sem: Hello, David, and all aboard. Happy to report the Long Island daisies here in bloom still, but the last of the dahlias bowed out to the very recent frost.
	12:11pm David (in London): Handy, good news. We had a storm here yesterday, but I felt a bit sheepish at use the word in Mariano's presence. TDK! Sem!
	12:12pm David Dichelle: Hey Sem!
	12:12pm Phillippe Bastille: thought I heard a little extracurricular whistling there...
	12:13pm David Dichelle: I should always have it on!
	12:14pm spodiodi: aloha S'em!
	🚂 12:16pm Handy Haversack: The dog is not used to our going anyplace without him now! He acted like we'd been gone a week when we got back -- as if he'd stir outside on a day like this for love or money. spodi, in back-yard-animal-life news there was a possum that looked like it might outmass me hanging out on the back stoop last night as we were going to bed! The dog took one look and was basically like, "Uh, [Handy]? This seems like it might be something you should handle."
	🚂 12:17pm YETI BOB: Sem - my marigolds and zinnias are turning out to be remarkably hardy. Everything else is pretty much over.
	12:19pm TDK60: Handy, still perplexed why you must ferry to an election. Still in Brooklyn or across to Manhattan?
	12:19pm Sem: Greets, David in the fox mask. Yeti Bob: where are you growing things?
	12:19pm David (in London): Wasn't 'Yeti Bob's Hardy Marigold' an obscure Psyche band from 1968?
	12:21pm spodiodi: haha, Handy. such a brave pup :D possums are scary, man, those teeth! that expression! the playing! (we had some that lived next to my place in Glen Park) i bet your stoop friend was looking for halloween loot (with all of those jack-o-laterns! ;)
	12:21pm TDK60: hehe, hiya David in Londonham.
	🚂 12:22pm YETI BOB: Sem: Chicago, on my deck (in containers) and in my front yard (in the ground). @D(iL): Yes, that was me. I was 3 years old. The album goes for upwards of $1000 on Discogs. Only 7 copies pressed. (I may have one or two copies stashed away).
	🚂 12:22pm βrian: We've had some hard freezes, but a few of the garden marigolds have held on. And the kale, of course, which is impervious to anything.
	12:23pm TDK60: Ah, a Silly Wizard version coming? ...
	🚂 12:23pm Handy Haversack: TDK60, there's no early-voting place in Greenpoint. All N. Brooklyn is going to Clymer St. in S. Wburg, which is an hour's walk from us, easy. So we took the ER ferry from Greenpoint to the S. Wburg stop, which was about four blocks from the polling place. Our regular polling place is in a senior center, and we decided we felt kind of weird about putting them at more risk. OH WOW--"Broom of the Cowdenknowes"! Do you have the Silly Wizard version, David?
	12:25pm TDK60: Handy, oh, Bkln-to-Bkln; keepin' it in the republic.
	🚂 12:25pm Handy Haversack: Nice call, TDK60 -- great minds!
	12:26pm David Dichelle: I wasn't planning to - but if you both would like to hear it...
	12:26pm Sem: Thx, Yeti Bob, for the gardening report from the Windy City.
	12:27pm spodiodi: what's everyone doing about trick-or-treaters this year? we didn't really have to give it any thought ta the last place, as no kids would come by. lots more kids aorund this year, and we're unprepared, and not sure how to handle it (with the plague times and all)
	🚂 12:27pm WR: Hi all. Handy, wow, I forgot about Zeta, need to check in with family in NOLA.
	🚂 12:28pm YETI BOB: Sure thing Sem. I had a pretty good summer - grew tomatoes, eggplant, chilis, salad greens, and lots of flowers. I have great southern exposure and lots of sun. We've had snow twice but not really a hard killing frost yet.
	🚂 12:28pm Handy Haversack: @spod: If we were to give anything out, it would be little USB drives with the Peanuts Halloween Special saved on them since Disney has locked all of those specials away.
	12:29pm David Dichelle: Hey there WR!
	12:29pm spodiodi: good idea -- stick it to the mouse, Handy \m/
	12:29pm David Dichelle: Spodiodi: Why not just leave things outside for the taking?
	12:30pm Stanley: Here I am. Yaroo!
	🚂 12:30pm YETI BOB: I'm not really expecting trick-or-treaters. Don't get many on a normal year...
	12:30pm David Dichelle: Salut Stanley!
	12:31pm David (in London): Stanley! No chewing at the back.
	12:31pm spodiodi: that's the best we'd come up with, David. was also thinking of being a scary monster voice who would release treats to the brave. we don't have any candy nor a jack-o-latern --- we shall see (guessing we'll just end up putting out a bowl of candy, like you mention)
	🚂 12:32pm YETI BOB: leaving a bowl of self-service candy at the door is a good idea though, DD. i'll do that. and probably i'll wind up eating all the candy myself so i'll get some good stuff :) dark chocolate
	🚂 12:33pm chresti: spodi, if you have a local Nextdoor forum, there might be listings of places that kids can go and get treats, I think they put the treats in a bowl for the trick or treaters.
	12:34pm Sylvia (France-NYC): if you plan of handing candies out, make sure they're paper wrapped, for obvious reasons
	12:35pm spodiodi: i also considered putting apples out instead of candy (we used to get pissed off at people who'd give us apples as kids) additionally, i thought of putting out some Jack Chick tracts (more of just because it's funny to me, and probably not something we'd do) :D
	12:35pm Phillippe Bastille: We don't get many trick or treaters here. Very few sidewalks in our neighborhood, so families go to the street that runs to the elementary school, which does have sidewalks. Everyone generally contributes the bulk of their candy to people living on that street, because they could easily get 500 kids. We got 2 kids last year. Those of us who don't have little kids hang out in our street in costumes and I watch everyone drink.
	12:35pm Sylvia (France-NYC): on, not of
	12:35pm Cmurtha: This slaps.
	12:36pm Stanley: Good afternoon David. Getting dark here, already. So happy we have a Scottish song in the Roud today.
	🚂 12:37pm Handy Haversack: Silly Wizard! So good -- thanks, David!
	🚂 12:37pm chresti: Kids never will step inside our gate. One year we got maybe 3 kids, the ones that live in the back.
	🚂 12:37pm YETI BOB: Sylvia - even before COVID there was a huge paranoia in the USA, kids won't touch anything that's not individually wrapped (no apples!) because they could be poisoined, or have razor blades inside (this razor-blade in the apple story is an old chestnut).
	12:37pm David Dichelle: My pleasure, Handy!
	12:37pm TDK60: David, danke.
	🚂 12:37pm Michael 98145: Happy whatever-day-it-is, all
	12:37pm spodiodi: chresti, i'm afraid of what my local "Nextdoor" community has to say about me ;) Sylvia, yes. wrapped for ure. there was a lot of urban legend surrounding "razor blades found in" ... apples, candy, whatever... when i was young
	🚂 12:37pm Handy Haversack: This whole album is excellent, in case anyone's looking for a Scottish trad. band to sample.
	12:38pm David Dichelle: Gern geschehen, TDK!
	12:38pm David Dichelle: Happy day, Michael!
	🚂 12:38pm Michael 98145: i remember when the fire stations were x-raying the halloween treats
	🚂 12:38pm YETI BOB: That reminds me - when I was a kid and we'd go trick-or-treating in the NJ suburbs, there was one house everyone avoided, our parents told us we shouldn't go there because they were "doing drugs" and there might be drugs in our candy. Everyone believed and repeated this story. Turns out, I discovered years later, their teenage son had been arrested for marijuana possession. The idea that this put us at risk is totally ridiculous. But these kind of stories spread and thrive (even in the days before social media)
	12:39pm David (in London): The Broom of the Cowdenknowes is useless without The Dustpan of Berwick.
	🚂 12:40pm chresti: spodi, the one here is silly, like getting alarmed when they see a coyote, or someone collecting cans, etc.
	12:40pm Stanley: Lovely rendition, this.
	🚂 12:40pm βrian: We're going to turn out the lights, though we may leave a small basket of airline liquor bottles on the stoop.
	🚂 12:41pm chris: lol, DiL :)
	12:41pm spodiodi: YETI BOB, crazy how those kinds of ideas propagated back in the day. the "scary houses" we found would often have some of the best loot. also always liked unprepared people who just gave out money
	12:42pm TDK60: ..speakin' of dustpans & brooms...this place needs a sweep.
	🚂 12:42pm Bas NL: Hi David and subwayteers!
	🚂 12:42pm chris: ah next-door... social media for the constant left-turn signal, get-off-my-lawn set. what a hoot it is.
	12:42pm David Dichelle: Good almost evening, Bas!
	🚂 12:43pm Bas NL: Last colleague just left... so full speed training!
	12:46pm spodiodi: i think there was some static recently about how Nextdoor was taking heat for supporting that kind of alarm-ism, chris ("Nextdoor is racist", etc.)
	🚂 12:46pm βrian: My mom was a schoolteacher who got her ya-yas out by taking seriously her role in scaring the kids who came to our door. She could scream like a banshee.
	12:47pm spodiodi: ahah, to your mom, βrian!
	🚂 12:50pm βrian: She was a diligent and well-loved teacher. But on Halloween, she was off-duty!
	🚂 12:51pm Bas NL: ;)
	12:53pm David Dichelle: Thanks again everyone for your pledges!!!
	12:56pm Really Lisa: Glad to be able to chip in, David.
	12:56pm doctorjazz: Helllooooooooo commuters!
	12:57pm David Dichelle: Hello Doctorjazz - and thanks for your pledge as well!
	1:01pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @Yeti Bob @spodiodi oh, I didn't know. It reminds me of an episode of Firefly though, where two characters used to cut apples with a knife and they had a whole war story around that, but kinda similar to that urban legend
	🚂 1:02pm Handy Haversack: @Sylvia: "It's a grenade."
	1:03pm Sylvia (France-NYC): yep
	1:06pm spodiodi: if kids these days like to eat acorns, we're all set 8^)
	1:08pm David Dichelle: Thanks for your pledge, Spodiodi!
	1:09pm spodiodi: thanks for the wonderful journeys, David!
	1:09pm David Dichelle: Always my great pleasure!
	1:13pm TDK60: The Me Nobody Knows. Forgot this. My mom loved Broadway musicals, and played this LP to death.
	🚂 1:13pm chris: wow. have not heard Haare. that was wunderbar.
	1:16pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Subway passengers! I was out voting, but will catch the Roud in the archives.
	1:20pm Webhamster Henry: I'm on headphones today, so bring on the stereo separation!
	1:20pm spodiodi: hi Webhamster Henry! (we'll be dropping ours off at city hall in sf on saturday)
	1:21pm Webhamster Henry: There was a line in the rain, but I've been in longer ski lift lines I think.
	1:21pm David Dichelle: Hey there Webhamster Henry!
	🚂 1:21pm Brian in UK: Hello David, forgot the time change again, glad you did not. Do you still have kiosks like the one in Men in Black.
	1:21pm David Dichelle: Hello Brian - glad I didn't as well!
	🚂 1:21pm chris: got word from the sec. of state's office that our mail in ballot was received and will be counted! huzzah!
	1:22pm spodiodi: woohoo, chris! how long did it take for word to arrive?
	1:23pm David Dichelle: And thanks, Brian - we have made the goal!!!
	🚂 1:23pm Brian in UK: spodiodi, are you unpacked yet?
	🚂 1:24pm Brian in UK: Sem our dahlias are fading fast (sounds like some spy code) no frost yet though.
	1:25pm spodiodi: dingdingding! Brian no, but i retrieved my motorcycle yesterday, and we had some art moved and hung (those two things took almost the entire day yesterday.) little by little, things are falling into place. (sooooo much going on with that and work and ... everything. my head has been spinning) i'm ready to slip back into my casual existence, but not quite there yet thanks for asking! and good to see ya :)
	1:26pm spodiodi: our new mattress and box spring will arrive saturday
	🚂 1:27pm Brian in UK: spodiodi, what motorcycle do you have? Mine is an old Honda CB500. Might be an idea to go for a ride and clear the head.
	🚂 1:28pm YETI BOB: @Brian: I used to have two CB750's, one from 1971, one from 1973 ... used parts from both to put together one working bike. (I don't ride motorcycles any more - too dangerous! - but so much fun)
	🚂 1:29pm YETI BOB: CB500 is a great bike. The 750 is almost too powerful.
	🚂 1:31pm Brian in UK: YETI BOB, those early CB750s changed motorcycling. Multi cylinders, reliable with good brakes and fast. They were the template for the future. Two wheels are tops.
	1:32pm spodiodi: Brian, it's an old Kawasaki Zephyr (ZR550) -- its a little small for me (both it's stance and power), but i love it! got a little bit of the head clear yesterday moving it (was nervous as i need to replace the fork seals, and i have it registered non-op atm -- so wiping out on the highway and the popo were on my mind the entire ride, plus i stalled out at 70-some mph while switching to reserve) ... nut it's a great little bike, and i love it (almost sold it to avoid having to deal with it... been too long since i'd ridden prior. glad i didn't sell it. i was reminded of how much i love riding yesterday.. smiles for hours)
	1:32pm Webhamster Henry: That drummer is running around my head!
	🚂 1:33pm chresti: Yay, goal!
	🚂 1:33pm chris: spodi, it took less than one week! :) first notice was that the PO had it and it was on its way. the second a few days later, was the received and will be counted message.
	1:33pm David Dichelle: You asked for it, Henry ;)
	1:33pm spodiodi: talking about changing motorcycling (and hondas) -- i had a '93 Fireblade for a while -- wow... that bike really changed motorcycling)
	1:33pm David (in London): Hi Brian.
	🚂 1:34pm YETI BOB: Yup, I put a lot of miles on that bike, up and down the Eastern Seabord, Florida to Cape Breton Island. Only a few small scars to show for all those years & miles.
	🚂 1:35pm YETI BOB: these days I only ride the kind of bike you have to pedal :)
	1:35pm Webhamster Henry: @DD so fake , but fun!
	1:35pm Cmurtha: Congrats on reaching the goal if the Animated bar tells me the truth.
	1:35pm spodiodi: cool, chris! my mail is in limbo, and keep getting new distrubing evidence that the usps has become muffed up pretty bad... so many ads delivered as a result of chang-of-address (in their confirmations, and new mail spam arriving here before things i expect to eb forwarded -- usps is telling every mail spammer where i am. privacy was dead in 1995, it's now rotted into a putrid state.)
	1:36pm spodiodi: between that, and dealings with my dad's and grandparents estates have left me feeling rather exposed in new ways
	1:36pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Cmurtha and everyone else who got us there!
	🚂 1:36pm Brian in UK: What-ho David. Spencer & I went for a walk on Bury Ditches yesterday. It was magnificent what with all the colour changes and angry skies. I took a picture looking west with Bishops Castle in the distance with a view to send it to you.
	🚂 1:37pm chresti: CB200 is the bike Dillinger has on his album of the same name.
	1:37pm spodiodi: woohoo gooooooooooooooaaaaaaaaalllllll!
	1:37pm TDK60: What flavor incense is this?
	1:38pm David (in London): Oh, Bury Ditches! Man, it's been way too long since I've been there.
	🚂 1:38pm chresti: www.discogs.com...
	1:38pm David Dichelle: Broom incense one would imagine.
	1:38pm David (in London): TDK - I'm getting hints of cedarwood.
	🚂 1:38pm Brian in UK: YETI BOB, I had the classic broken left leg accident in '82. Driver pulling out from side turning, may sound odd but it was a good break. The dozy twat was done for No Due Care & Attention.
	🚂 1:38pm chresti: I bet it's patchouli, TDK60
	1:39pm TDK60: Thanks David, Chresti, David. I suppose it's not too pungent..
	1:40pm Stanley: Actually, it's Om Shanti agarbati
	1:40pm spodiodi: cool, chresti! i've had a certain Love and Rockets song stuck in my head since yesterday's ride www.discogs.com... hoping i can persuade some dj to give it a spin (100% Whatever and Dark Nigh of the Soul seem like my best chances :)
	1:40pm Funky16Corners: Hey David!
	🚂 1:40pm Brian in UK: Prefab Sprout's Steve McQueen album had a Triumph on the cover.
	1:41pm spodiodi: "I feel warm inside On the motorbike The wind is all around On the motorbike We are free The motorcycle and me"
	1:42pm David Dichelle: Hey there Larry!
	1:42pm Really Lisa: @spodi I'm going thru the same USPS BS. Change of address in late Aug. Real mail arriving a month late, if that's all of it... moves cause so much jumble, hard to know precisely what I didn't receive that I should've. Junk mail - right.on.time.
	1:42pm Stanley: We wanna be free to ride our machines without being hassled by the Man
	🚂 1:42pm chresti: Cool spodi. I've only ridden on the back of motorbikes.
	🚂 1:43pm Brian in UK: spodiodi, s'funny I was thinking of digging out Zen & the Art of...... during todays dog walk. Long time since I read it. He rides a CB350 if memory serves.
	1:43pm spodiodi: Really Lisa... it's "compleeetely messed up" (-- Lux Interior)
	1:43pm David (in London): And we wanna get LOADED!
	1:43pm Stanley: Oh yeah and we wanna get loaded!
	🚂 1:44pm Brian in UK: Stanley are you at your country residence?
	1:44pm spodiodi: damn, str8, Stanley! as a low-brow, i love that sh*t every time i hear it
	1:45pm TDK60: Bury Ditches sounds interesting, Brian in UK, David. I saw a similar ancient place, walking across Dartmoor.
	1:45pm Stanley: I am, sire. Just got the wood burning stove-a-going. A glass of strong stout, methinks.
	1:46pm spodiodi: i've long been aware of that book, Brain , but never bothered to read it (even though 2 of my old roommates had it around me) -- i too was just thinking of it while weighing doing the fork seals myself or not --- so much going on, but i think i'll do it.
	1:48pm David (in London): Brian, Spod - That has long been on my list of most memorable books. Interesting guy Pirsig. The sequel Lila, could do with reading that one again I reckon. TDK - Did you see any circles?
	1:48pm spodiodi: chresti, it's so choice. nothing like it. i've had more spills than i'd like to recount, but i just can't give it up (yet)
	🚂 1:50pm Handy Haversack: David, you'll be pleased to know that I have just secured tea, Early Grey, hot.
	1:51pm David Dichelle: I've got a large cup of darjeeling, hot, myself.
	1:51pm spodiodi: pinkies up cheers, Handy
	1:51pm David (in London): Handy, you've inspired me to do the same. And to crack open the Digestive biscuits.
	1:51pm spodiodi: Irish Breakfast a la TJs here (as almost always -- good fo di brain)
	🚂 1:52pm Brian in UK: Stanley, getting outside of a bottle of Wood Shropshire Lad. Seems appropriate. TDK60 it is a hill fort about 2500 years old.
	1:52pm TDK60: David, yes, the big one I saw was Grimspound, from 1,300 BC I believe. Nearest town was Widecombe-in-the-Moor I guess.
	1:53pm Stanley: Nice, Brian. I love a good bitter.
	🚂 1:53pm Brian in UK: Slices of hot buttered toast, such as badger serves up in Wind in the Willows would be good.
	1:55pm spodiodi: < my bike (in it's new home is my current av for the moment) 8^D it's dirty, limping, "nothing special" and too small for me, but i love it!
	1:55pm Stanley: I'd prefer to dine at Toad Hall, Brian
	1:56pm David (in London): Or some hot buttered crumpets. TDK - Ah, yes, I know Grimspound. Lovely. (I've schlepped round a ton of them).
	1:56pm doctorjazz: Office computer problems are making me miss most of today's show. Will have to catch it in the archives tomorrow afternoon : (
	1:56pm David (in London): There's a lovely one called Mitchell's Fold, near Brian.
	🚂 1:58pm Handy Haversack: We went to Kilmartin a few years back, near Oban. Hundreds of stone circles, cupped stones, and cysts all within a pretty small radius there. Very cool spot. I wish we'd had longer there.
	1:58pm coelacanth∅: 'evening David and Freedom Riders
	1:58pm spodiodi: the "Kenyan Nature Preserve" (as mentioned by a new neighbor yesterday) lies just behind that fence
	1:59pm spodiodi: aloha, coelacanth∅!
	1:59pm David Dichelle: Greetings Coel!
	🚂 1:59pm Brian in UK: David that is right on the English/Welsh border. We looked at a house in Priests Weston.
	1:59pm David Dichelle: Sorry to hear that, Dr. J., glad we have those archives.
	2:00pm David (in London): Hey Coela. Brian - I love Mitchell's Fold. Along with Rollright, it's my favourite of the smaller circles I think.
	2:01pm Stanley: We have 'The Girdle Stanes' just up the road, here. They are aligned to the sun's southernmost rising at the beginning of November, which correlates with the festival of Samhain. (Wikithingy) We just smoked pot in them on Midsummer's Eve back in da day.
	2:01pm coelacanth∅: hey David ... so there's the culprit,eh spodi?
	🚂 2:03pm Carmichael: Heya David and Folks. Finally waking up from this head cold I've had all week.
	2:04pm spodiodi: si, coel! <3 wow, it was great to be out on 2 wheels again yesterday (calculated risks and nervousness aside) <3
	2:04pm spodiodi: aloha, Carmichael
	2:06pm David (in London): Yo Carmichael.
	🚂 2:07pm Brian in UK: Carmichael, hope it clears up soon.
	🚂 2:08pm Carmichael: Coming out the other side, thanks!
	2:08pm coelacanth∅: i like the classic japanese bikes spodi (though i'm a yamaha man) i long to ride. can't say for sure it will ever happen again though. what year/model is that?
	🚂 2:09pm Handy Haversack: Stanley, if you ever get the chance, check out the Crannog Center at the eastern end of Loch Tay -- very cool! I learned a lot from the tour there. And felt pretty cool having paddled up to it!
	2:09pm David Dichelle: Hello Carmichael!
	🚂 2:10pm Brian in UK: Made a big bowl of Singapore Laksa yesterday, a Malaysian staple.
	2:10pm TDK60: Thanks David. See you all. Must away early.
	2:11pm David Dichelle: Thank you, TDK60 - happy travels...
	🚂 2:11pm Handy Haversack: See you later, TDK60!
	2:11pm coelacanth∅: radiohead influence reached far and wide... this is great!
	2:12pm Stanley: Thanks Handy. I didn't know about it. Loch Tay looks amazing and deserves a visit when the time is right..... Shlater TDK
	2:15pm Phillippe Bastille: This Adnan Othman & The Rhythm Boys <3<3
	2:15pm Stanley: I had planned to be in Malaysia in 2020, meeting a friend from Australia in Singapore then heading north sigh Was so looking forward to what I'm told is the best street food in the world. double sigh
	2:17pm David Dichelle: Someday, Stanley...
	🚂 2:17pm Handy Haversack: We paddled from Killin to Aberfeldy a few years ago -- a real highlight of our travels. Killin is a really nice little town with lots of great walking nearby. We've stayed there a couple of times now. The MacNabb cemetery on an island in the river is well worth a look about as well, and the historical society has a very cool little museum. And of course you can just sit and watch the fall of Dochart for hours on end.
	2:19pm Stanley: Aye, Handy. So happy you had a good time in Scotland. Viccy and I thought about moving to Aberfeldy.
	🚂 2:19pm chris: speaking of getting a perspective of old sites by water, i can highly recommend renting a boat and taking it out on Lago di Garda in NE Italy. the ancient Roman terraced gardens along the west coast of the lake truly come into view, unlike driving through them on roadways. i effing miss travel so much.
	2:21pm Stanley: That sounds sublime, chris. Only time I did something like that was a sunrise on the Ganges in Varanasi
	2:22pm spodiodi: me too, coel! it's a 1990 Zephyr 550 (ZR550) -- i too dig Japanese bikes (especially scooters!) but i love all bikes, more or less. Yamaha: i've owned an '81 XJ650 (i still ogle the schematic of that engine from the repair manual from time to time -- the reason i kept the manual) and a '85-ish Riva scooter (that was stolen in front of my old place in Glen Park, around this time of year (many years ago) -- also wiped out on that one (my right arm and shoulder have never been right since.)
	2:22pm spodiodi: that does sound nice, chris
	2:24pm spodiodi: the XJ was too soft and too small for my liking, but that engine was the first inline-4 j-bike i'd owned -- coming from 2 Harleys before that bike, i was thrilled that i could tach it up 3x as high as the sportsters
	2:25pm spodiodi: it didn't redline til about 15k, as i recall
	🚂 2:26pm Carmichael: I rode a Kawasaki KZ650 for about 10 years, until it finally putted out.
	2:26pm spodiodi: my hot pink 50cc honda elite scooter was another favorite. i don't care how fast something is, i just like riding to whatever limit
	2:27pm dougseidel: great music here today - thanks (not to change the subject)
	2:28pm spodiodi: i often reference KZs while figuring things out with my Zephyr, Carm -- have known a couple of people who rode them -- it's clear they've been popular for good reason. cheers!
	2:29pm David Dichelle: Thanks so much, Doug!
	2:29pm spodiodi: (sorry to go on and on about motorcycles, all. i'm a little excited :) putting a lid on it
	2:29pm David Dichelle: Feel free to chat about whatever you like, Spodi!
	2:31pm spodiodi: tips hat most kind, mein Schaffner (?)
	🚂 2:32pm Bas NL: Work's done.. off to home! Thanks David! Bye all!
	2:32pm spodiodi: aloha, Bas!
	🚂 2:32pm Handy Haversack: Later on, Bas!
	2:34pm David Dichelle: Have a good evening, Bas - thanks again for all your support!
	🚂 2:34pm chresti: See ya Bas!
	2:35pm David Dichelle: Spodi: Schaffner works ;)
	🚂 2:35pm Michael 98145: yay, team! lotsa punkins.
	🚂 2:35pm Bas NL: Thanks all!
	2:36pm coelacanth∅: ha, spodi i'm just catching up -was in the other room. the xj is what i wish for. i've had 550s and a 750 (modified) and yes the 550 is small but it was far faster than i'll ever need to go and i can back it up an incline, maneuver through situations...i also like the chain. the 550 is the only xj that isn't shaft-driven.
	2:37pm coelacanth∅: of course if i was planning on distance traveling i'd want a bigger bike.
	2:37pm Phillippe Bastille: Handy, do you have any of that Earle Grey tea left? All I have is Sleepy Time, which ain't gonna cut it today...
	🚂 2:39pm Handy Haversack: Plenty left, Phillippe! If you check your e-mail, you'll see one from me asking for your mailing address -- I can throw some tea in the envelope!
	2:40pm Ike: I like Earl Grey green, but I haven't had it in quite a while. Unfortunately my tastes are getting too fancy for the cheap stuff. Maybe I need to just get some bergamot and dip it into some already-procured loose-leaf green tea myself.
	2:40pm coelacanth∅: the frame of the xj550 and the 750 is identical, but i guess the extra weight of the 750 makes it sit lower, and i get fatigued much faster. i can ride the 550 for hours. kind of opposite of the generally accepted reasoning that a bigger bike rides smoother so it's better for longer periods.
	2:41pm spodiodi: shaft drives are really mixed blessing. low-maintenance is nice, but the unwanted torque is undesirable (as can be repairs), for sure, coel -- i probably prefer chains too (with all of the mess, adjustment, stretching, and replacement and all -- just simpler, which is huge)
	2:43pm spodiodi: the 750's engine is part of the frame iirc, coel -- so i'm surprised to read that (more than likely, my memory has failed me again)
	2:44pm Sem: Enjoying this fascinating trip across Malaysia as well as the illuminating motorcycle talk. Thank you for hosting this weekly salon, David.
	2:44pm David Dichelle: My pleasure, Sem!
	2:44pm spodiodi: my zr is heavier than i'd like (the Fireblade spoiled me, in that regard), but it goes nonetheless -- has such a sick GPesque) mid-range
	🚂 2:45pm Michael 98145: This is great. Headphones on, i thought the pounding was outside ...
	2:46pm spodiodi: TJs Earl Grey (with bergamot) actually tastes pretty good to me, Ike. but i'm probably less picky
	2:46pm Funky16Corners: Testify! Coming up at 3pm ET: wfmu.org/playlists/shows/97961
	2:47pm David Dichelle: If we weren't travelling across Malaysia right now, I'd play the Jan Sandström's Motorbike Concerto
	🚂 2:47pm Handy Haversack: spod, you know what's funny? Bagpipe LOVES motorcycles. He stares at them when they go by, sniffs them when they're parked, and seems to be silently judging me whenever I make him get in the Corolla. I guess a motorcycle, sidecar, and dog-sized long white scarf and aviator glasses should be in our future.
	2:48pm spodiodi: i'm curious to hear that now, David! but really enjoying everything you've been playing today!
	2:48pm coelacanth∅: well -it's possible what i read was incorrect. (it might've been wikipedia) i don't understand the innards of motors so well. i was told, though (which bolsters what you say) when my 550 suddenly couldn't do anything but 2nd gear, that i broke a fork, which is in the transmission, which "is in the engine". if i'd had a garage then i would've made that a winter project. - but, alas...
	2:48pm David Dichelle: Spodiodi: I'm pretty sure I played it on the show about a year ago or so.
	🚂 2:48pm βrian: A former GF used to ride a white Honda Dream with matching saddle bags and leather pants.
	2:49pm Stanley: This has been a wonderful show, David. Many thanks. I'm away to fix me an omlette. Stay cool and safe everyone.
	2:49pm spodiodi: cheers, Handy and Bagpipe! my last pooch loved riding on the tank of my Fireblade. i hope i have a pic of that somewhere
	2:50pm David Dichelle: Bon ap, Stanley - you too!
	🚂 2:50pm Handy Haversack: Later on, Stanley! Echoing the general thanks, David. Another great show -- and you even took requests! So cool. Thanks, as always, for such a smooth and fascinating ride. Be well, Straphangers!
	🚂 2:50pm βrian: Ah, white helmet, too.
	2:50pm spodiodi: people would alwas smile when they noticed him up there. the vintage Honda shop even gave us some vintage yellow bubble goggles ,but they didn't really fit him. doggles are a thing, btw. cheers on the scarf especially -- long live the best dr. who!
	🚂 2:51pm chris: mind blowing aural trip through Malaysia, David. much thanks for another stellar Continental Subway. cheers to you and best wishes, all!
	🚂 2:51pm Brian in UK: David, this Malaysian music is a real ear opener. Thank you. Stay safe everyone and mind those crazy car drivers and wet manholes.
	2:51pm spodiodi: cheers, Stanley. i'm considering eating eggs again. an omelette sounds boss
	2:51pm David in London: Terrific show today David, thanks.
	2:51pm David Dichelle: My pleasure, Handy - excellent double request!
	2:52pm David Dichelle: And thanks Chris, Brian, David!
	2:52pm coelacanth∅: food, ta good idea. i'm just having tea though. mmmm
	2:53pm spodiodi: thanks, David! great stuff. thanks for a happy morning! cheerio, all
	🚂 2:53pm chresti: Thanks David! See y'all later!
	2:54pm Cmurtha: go, go and take the A train. Thanks for the show David! I soon have to go lecture
	🚂 2:54pm Michael 98145: Thanks again, David D
	2:55pm Webhamster Henry: I had a lot of Malaysian friends in college, but they were all ethnic Chinese.
	2:57pm spodiodi: couldn't find it on the APS, David, (Jan Sandström), but will check it out!
	2:57pm Phillippe Bastille: @Handy @2:39 well, if you're emailing, can't you just email me a teabag? Speaking of weird dog behavior: our emergency back-up dog freaks out at the idea of getting into and riding in a car. Tried bundling her up, antianxiety med, benedryl, whatever -- she shakes and whines when she gets within 3 feet of the car. But we can't keep her out of the jon boat, which is a hell of a lot noisier, way less stable.
	2:58pm spodiodi: smart dog, Phillippe!
	2:58pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks David!
	2:58pm Really Lisa: Thanks, David. Another treat. Now I wanna buy tea, a motorcycle, and reminisce about the view from CDG to Rennes train three years ago. Peace, all.
	2:58pm coelacanth∅: Phillippe if you have a 3-d printer...
	🚂 2:59pm Michael 98145: to the future! and beyond.
	2:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks David!
	2:59pm spodiodi: to the future!
	2:59pm Webhamster Henry: Till next trip, David!
	2:59pm David Dichelle: Thanks Lisa, Phillippe, Spodi, Coel, everyone!
	2:59pm coelacanth∅: (and if Handy has a 3-d scanner)
	2:59pm Phillippe Bastille: @spodiodi not too smart -- she tries to open the crab trap when I pull it... coel another brilliant idea!
	3:00pm spodiodi: Peace, Lisa!
	3:01pm David Dichelle: And thanks Brian, Henry, Cmurtha!
	3:02pm David Dichelle: ...Chresti, Chris, everyone....

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from October 29, 2020

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October 29, 2020: Floral polarity

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
Naftule's Dream	Sitting in Some Train Watching the Tuscan Landscape Go Speeding Backward	Blood	2016		0:00:12 (Pop-up)
Les Marx Sisters	Alè Brider "Alè Brider" by "Les Marx Sisters"	Oyf der Tsung	2017		0:03:43 (Pop-up)
Kasha Nasha	Opa Chupa "Opa Chupa" by "Kasha Nasha"	Ministry of Carnival	2010		0:06:31 (Pop-up)
Fanfare Ciocărlia	Un țîgan avea o casă	Onwards to Mars!	2016		0:11:22 (Pop-up)
Turlitawa	Lass mich in Ruhe "Lass mich in Ruhe" by "Turlitawa"	Tziganorama	2013		0:14:54 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Holy's	El Gran Chaparral / Show Me		1967		0:18:08 (Pop-up)
Roud 92: Bonny May / Broom of the Cowdenknowes / Ochiltree Walls
June Tabor	Bonny May "Bonny May" by "June Tabor"	Airs and Graces	1976		0:24:01 (Pop-up)
The Watersons	The Broom of Cowdenknowes	New Voices	1965		0:28:47 (Pop-up)
Offa Rex	Bonny May "Bonny May" by "Offa Rex"	The Queen of Hearts	2017		0:30:09 (Pop-up)
Silly Wizard	Broom O' The Cowdenknowes	Caledonia's Hardy Sons	1978		0:36:36 (Pop-up)
The Clutha	Ochiltree Walls "Ochiltree Walls" by "The Clutha"	The Bonnie Mill Dams	1977		0:42:02 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Orientales de Paramonga	La Carcocha		1970		0:45:35 (Pop-up)
Reel (aka Va-Ta-Ga)	Ja hodila, ja guljala	Strannie Ludi	2002	Я ходила, я гуляла / Странные люди	0:52:36 (Pop-up)
Rosa Yemen	Rosa Vertov "Rosa Vertov" by "Rosa Yemen"	Rosa Yemen	1979		0:56:53 (Pop-up)
Modernettes	Barbra "Barbra" by "Modernettes"	Teen City	1980		0:58:35 (Pop-up)
Ko Shin Moon	Canon Neon "Canon Neon" by "Ko Shin Moon"	Leïla Nova	2020		1:00:29 (Pop-up)
Oh-Ok	Brother "Brother" by "Oh-Ok"	Wow Mini Album	1982		1:03:50 (Pop-up)
Pisces	Motley Mary Ann "Motley Mary Ann" by "Pisces"		1968		1:05:17 (Pop-up)
Kevin Lindsay and the Me Nobody Knows Company	Light Sings	The Me Nobody Knows	1970		1:07:40 (Pop-up)
Donna Summer and the “Haare” 1968 German Cast	Wassermann (Aquarius)	Haare (Hair)	1968		1:10:25 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: El Ensamble Azul	Cempazúchitl "Cempazúchitl" by "El Ensamble Azul"	Waltz para un otoño	2015		1:13:25 (Pop-up)
Kiosk	Adameh Mamooli (Ordinary Man)	Adameh Mamooli (Ordinary Man)	2005		1:19:40 (Pop-up)
Florent Vollant	Miam Maikan "Miam Maikan" by "Florent Vollant"	Katak	2003		1:23:51 (Pop-up)
Southwest F.O.B.	And Another Thing	Smell of Incense	1968		1:28:56 (Pop-up)
Ixthuluh	Boring Sunday "Boring Sunday" by "Ixthuluh"	Some Chimeras	1979		1:40:33 (Pop-up)
Movses Pogossian	Leif Segerstam: Why Yes Or No	Blooming Sounds	2005	(1975)	1:48:47 (Pop-up)
Ndikho Xaba and the Natives	Freedom	Ndikho Xaba and the Natives	1969		1:59:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Stewy von Wattenwyl	Amsterdam After Dark	Wabash	2008		2:01:39 (Pop-up)
Random Road 5: Malaysia "Random Road 5: Malaysia"
MonoloQue	Tiada Kata Secantik Bahasa	Hikayat Halimunan Abad Ke-21: Jejak Tanah	2012		2:07:52 (Pop-up)
Adnan Othman & The Rhythm Boys	Budi Bahasa	Rhythm Boys Vol. 2	1969		2:12:13 (Pop-up)
Noraniza Idris	Yo Allah Saidi "Yo Allah Saidi" by "Noraniza Idris"	Kama's Heart	1999		2:15:00 (Pop-up)
Alena Murang	Liling "Liling" by "Alena Murang"	Flight	2016		2:20:02 (Pop-up)
Hezekiah Asim	Sapeq Irau "Sapeq Irau" by "Hezekiah Asim"	Sapeq Irau (Rhythm of the Kelabit Highlands)	2016		2:24:26 (Pop-up)
Wayan Udayana & Fadzil Ahmad Ensemble	Wayang Kulit	Authentic Malaysia	1993		2:31:26 (Pop-up)
Allahyarham Hamzah Dolmat	Zapin Palembang	Senandung Melayu - Dance Music of Malaysia	1977		2:35:15 (Pop-up)
New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, Li Xincao	Adeline Wong: Synclastic Illuminations	Aurora Australis: Asia Pacific Festival, 2007	2010	(2003)	2:39:33 (Pop-up)
Ramayan	Sepintas Sastera Hati "Sepintas Sastera Hati" by "Ramayan"	Ramayan	2016		2:47:57 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train				2:53:31 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm Sylvia (France-NYC): Hello David, and fellow passengers
	🚂 12:01pm Handy Haversack: Hello to all riders and crew and Conductor David.
	12:01pm Cmurtha: Hello Conductor David and Passengers all.
	12:02pm David Dichelle: Greetings Sylvia, Handy, and Cmurtha!
	12:02pm Really Lisa: Hi David, Sylvia,Handy, Cmurtha and future riders. Looking forward to the show.
	12:02pm David Dichelle: And Lisa!
	12:02pm Ike: Greetings, humans!
	12:03pm David Dichelle: And Ike!
	🚂 12:03pm YETI BOB: ah I wish I could be riding on a train through Tuscany
	12:03pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy David and fellow riders! Thanks for the pic, David, I knew there had to be a sun somewhere!
	🚂 12:04pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Lisa! We were out in that rain walking to and from the ferry and polling place and waiting outside for a bit. A soaker! Glad to be back home.
	12:04pm David (in London): Afternoon David! Groover alert - Handy, CYB, Sylvia, Phillippe, Lisa, Ike!
	12:04pm David Dichelle: And Yeti Bob and Phillippe!
	12:04pm David Dichelle: Sun just going down here now - probably a lot like in the picture from a couple of days ago.
	🚂 12:05pm YETI BOB: almost anywhere really / haven't been outside Chicago in what feels like forever. here's to imaginary travel through music.
	12:05pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey DiL, Handy, YB, Lisa, Sylvia et. al!
	12:05pm David Dichelle: Good afternoon, David! Still afternoon here too, technically today.
	12:05pm Really Lisa: Hope that means you got to vote, Handy! Hi David (iL).
	🚂 12:05pm coffinated chris: hi, David and folks. yay for the Marx Sisters!
	12:06pm Really Lisa: Hi Phillippe B, hope you're well.
	12:06pm David Dichelle: Hey there CC!
	🚂 12:06pm chris: ha! still had my spooky nickname :)
	12:07pm spodiodi: hi David! Floral polarity sounds intriguing hi all!
	12:07pm David Dichelle: Alliterative initials are always good ;)
	🚂 12:07pm βrian: Is that a hippodrome in the photo?
	12:07pm David Dichelle: Heya Spodi!
	12:08pm Phillippe Bastille: My bride was talking about voting last night and I told her I was still undecided. Did not go well, even after I told her I was referring to pizza toppings
	12:08pm David Dichelle: Tis indeed, ßrian - our local infrequently used track.
	12:09pm spodiodi: lol, Phillippe
	12:09pm David Dichelle: And I mean very local.
	🚂 12:09pm Handy Haversack: Lisa, we did -- it was pretty fast, really. Half an hour from arrival to walking back to the ferry. Your commitment to the bit is admirable, Phillippe! David, glad to see you. I head from Mariano, and he got through the storm OK but has no power -- or had none as of this morning.
	12:09pm David (in London): Yo Spod. Settling in after the move now?
	12:10pm Really Lisa: David D, is there a chance your mic is on?
	🚂 12:10pm chresti: Hi David and continental s!
	12:10pm David Dichelle: It was briefly, thanks for mentioning!
	12:10pm David Dichelle: hey chresti!
	12:10pm TDK60: Hello!
	12:11pm spodiodi: hi David, slowly getting closer to settling in! every day another small piece finds it's place. thanks for asking hi chresticia!
	12:11pm David Dichelle: Hello TDK!
	🚂 12:11pm βrian: I had too much good coffee this morning. Now my spark plug wires are arcing, causing misfires.
	12:11pm Sem: Hello, David, and all aboard. Happy to report the Long Island daisies here in bloom still, but the last of the dahlias bowed out to the very recent frost.
	12:11pm David (in London): Handy, good news. We had a storm here yesterday, but I felt a bit sheepish at use the word in Mariano's presence. TDK! Sem!
	12:12pm David Dichelle: Hey Sem!
	12:12pm Phillippe Bastille: thought I heard a little extracurricular whistling there...
	12:13pm David Dichelle: I should always have it on!
	12:14pm spodiodi: aloha S'em!
	🚂 12:16pm Handy Haversack: The dog is not used to our going anyplace without him now! He acted like we'd been gone a week when we got back -- as if he'd stir outside on a day like this for love or money. spodi, in back-yard-animal-life news there was a possum that looked like it might outmass me hanging out on the back stoop last night as we were going to bed! The dog took one look and was basically like, "Uh, [Handy]? This seems like it might be something you should handle."
	🚂 12:17pm YETI BOB: Sem - my marigolds and zinnias are turning out to be remarkably hardy. Everything else is pretty much over.
	12:19pm TDK60: Handy, still perplexed why you must ferry to an election. Still in Brooklyn or across to Manhattan?
	12:19pm Sem: Greets, David in the fox mask. Yeti Bob: where are you growing things?
	12:19pm David (in London): Wasn't 'Yeti Bob's Hardy Marigold' an obscure Psyche band from 1968?
	12:21pm spodiodi: haha, Handy. such a brave pup :D possums are scary, man, those teeth! that expression! the playing! (we had some that lived next to my place in Glen Park) i bet your stoop friend was looking for halloween loot (with all of those jack-o-laterns! ;)
	12:21pm TDK60: hehe, hiya David in Londonham.
	🚂 12:22pm YETI BOB: Sem: Chicago, on my deck (in containers) and in my front yard (in the ground). @D(iL): Yes, that was me. I was 3 years old. The album goes for upwards of $1000 on Discogs. Only 7 copies pressed. (I may have one or two copies stashed away).
	🚂 12:22pm βrian: We've had some hard freezes, but a few of the garden marigolds have held on. And the kale, of course, which is impervious to anything.
	12:23pm TDK60: Ah, a Silly Wizard version coming? ...
	🚂 12:23pm Handy Haversack: TDK60, there's no early-voting place in Greenpoint. All N. Brooklyn is going to Clymer St. in S. Wburg, which is an hour's walk from us, easy. So we took the ER ferry from Greenpoint to the S. Wburg stop, which was about four blocks from the polling place. Our regular polling place is in a senior center, and we decided we felt kind of weird about putting them at more risk. OH WOW--"Broom of the Cowdenknowes"! Do you have the Silly Wizard version, David?
	12:25pm TDK60: Handy, oh, Bkln-to-Bkln; keepin' it in the republic.
	🚂 12:25pm Handy Haversack: Nice call, TDK60 -- great minds!
	12:26pm David Dichelle: I wasn't planning to - but if you both would like to hear it...
	12:26pm Sem: Thx, Yeti Bob, for the gardening report from the Windy City.
	12:27pm spodiodi: what's everyone doing about trick-or-treaters this year? we didn't really have to give it any thought ta the last place, as no kids would come by. lots more kids aorund this year, and we're unprepared, and not sure how to handle it (with the plague times and all)
	🚂 12:27pm WR: Hi all. Handy, wow, I forgot about Zeta, need to check in with family in NOLA.
	🚂 12:28pm YETI BOB: Sure thing Sem. I had a pretty good summer - grew tomatoes, eggplant, chilis, salad greens, and lots of flowers. I have great southern exposure and lots of sun. We've had snow twice but not really a hard killing frost yet.
	🚂 12:28pm Handy Haversack: @spod: If we were to give anything out, it would be little USB drives with the Peanuts Halloween Special saved on them since Disney has locked all of those specials away.
	12:29pm David Dichelle: Hey there WR!
	12:29pm spodiodi: good idea -- stick it to the mouse, Handy \m/
	12:29pm David Dichelle: Spodiodi: Why not just leave things outside for the taking?
	12:30pm Stanley: Here I am. Yaroo!
	🚂 12:30pm YETI BOB: I'm not really expecting trick-or-treaters. Don't get many on a normal year...
	12:30pm David Dichelle: Salut Stanley!
	12:31pm David (in London): Stanley! No chewing at the back.
	12:31pm spodiodi: that's the best we'd come up with, David. was also thinking of being a scary monster voice who would release treats to the brave. we don't have any candy nor a jack-o-latern --- we shall see (guessing we'll just end up putting out a bowl of candy, like you mention)
	🚂 12:32pm YETI BOB: leaving a bowl of self-service candy at the door is a good idea though, DD. i'll do that. and probably i'll wind up eating all the candy myself so i'll get some good stuff :) dark chocolate
	🚂 12:33pm chresti: spodi, if you have a local Nextdoor forum, there might be listings of places that kids can go and get treats, I think they put the treats in a bowl for the trick or treaters.
	12:34pm Sylvia (France-NYC): if you plan of handing candies out, make sure they're paper wrapped, for obvious reasons
	12:35pm spodiodi: i also considered putting apples out instead of candy (we used to get pissed off at people who'd give us apples as kids) additionally, i thought of putting out some Jack Chick tracts (more of just because it's funny to me, and probably not something we'd do) :D
	12:35pm Phillippe Bastille: We don't get many trick or treaters here. Very few sidewalks in our neighborhood, so families go to the street that runs to the elementary school, which does have sidewalks. Everyone generally contributes the bulk of their candy to people living on that street, because they could easily get 500 kids. We got 2 kids last year. Those of us who don't have little kids hang out in our street in costumes and I watch everyone drink.
	12:35pm Sylvia (France-NYC): on, not of
	12:35pm Cmurtha: This slaps.
	12:36pm Stanley: Good afternoon David. Getting dark here, already. So happy we have a Scottish song in the Roud today.
	🚂 12:37pm Handy Haversack: Silly Wizard! So good -- thanks, David!
	🚂 12:37pm chresti: Kids never will step inside our gate. One year we got maybe 3 kids, the ones that live in the back.
	🚂 12:37pm YETI BOB: Sylvia - even before COVID there was a huge paranoia in the USA, kids won't touch anything that's not individually wrapped (no apples!) because they could be poisoined, or have razor blades inside (this razor-blade in the apple story is an old chestnut).
	12:37pm David Dichelle: My pleasure, Handy!
	12:37pm TDK60: David, danke.
	🚂 12:37pm Michael 98145: Happy whatever-day-it-is, all
	12:37pm spodiodi: chresti, i'm afraid of what my local "Nextdoor" community has to say about me ;) Sylvia, yes. wrapped for ure. there was a lot of urban legend surrounding "razor blades found in" ... apples, candy, whatever... when i was young
	🚂 12:37pm Handy Haversack: This whole album is excellent, in case anyone's looking for a Scottish trad. band to sample.
	12:38pm David Dichelle: Gern geschehen, TDK!
	12:38pm David Dichelle: Happy day, Michael!
	🚂 12:38pm Michael 98145: i remember when the fire stations were x-raying the halloween treats
	🚂 12:38pm YETI BOB: That reminds me - when I was a kid and we'd go trick-or-treating in the NJ suburbs, there was one house everyone avoided, our parents told us we shouldn't go there because they were "doing drugs" and there might be drugs in our candy. Everyone believed and repeated this story. Turns out, I discovered years later, their teenage son had been arrested for marijuana possession. The idea that this put us at risk is totally ridiculous. But these kind of stories spread and thrive (even in the days before social media)
	12:39pm David (in London): The Broom of the Cowdenknowes is useless without The Dustpan of Berwick.
	🚂 12:40pm chresti: spodi, the one here is silly, like getting alarmed when they see a coyote, or someone collecting cans, etc.
	12:40pm Stanley: Lovely rendition, this.
	🚂 12:40pm βrian: We're going to turn out the lights, though we may leave a small basket of airline liquor bottles on the stoop.
	🚂 12:41pm chris: lol, DiL :)
	12:41pm spodiodi: YETI BOB, crazy how those kinds of ideas propagated back in the day. the "scary houses" we found would often have some of the best loot. also always liked unprepared people who just gave out money
	12:42pm TDK60: ..speakin' of dustpans & brooms...this place needs a sweep.
	🚂 12:42pm Bas NL: Hi David and subwayteers!
	🚂 12:42pm chris: ah next-door... social media for the constant left-turn signal, get-off-my-lawn set. what a hoot it is.
	12:42pm David Dichelle: Good almost evening, Bas!
	🚂 12:43pm Bas NL: Last colleague just left... so full speed training!
	12:46pm spodiodi: i think there was some static recently about how Nextdoor was taking heat for supporting that kind of alarm-ism, chris ("Nextdoor is racist", etc.)
	🚂 12:46pm βrian: My mom was a schoolteacher who got her ya-yas out by taking seriously her role in scaring the kids who came to our door. She could scream like a banshee.
	12:47pm spodiodi: ahah, to your mom, βrian!
	🚂 12:50pm βrian: She was a diligent and well-loved teacher. But on Halloween, she was off-duty!
	🚂 12:51pm Bas NL: ;)
	12:53pm David Dichelle: Thanks again everyone for your pledges!!!
	12:56pm Really Lisa: Glad to be able to chip in, David.
	12:56pm doctorjazz: Helllooooooooo commuters!
	12:57pm David Dichelle: Hello Doctorjazz - and thanks for your pledge as well!
	1:01pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @Yeti Bob @spodiodi oh, I didn't know. It reminds me of an episode of Firefly though, where two characters used to cut apples with a knife and they had a whole war story around that, but kinda similar to that urban legend
	🚂 1:02pm Handy Haversack: @Sylvia: "It's a grenade."
	1:03pm Sylvia (France-NYC): yep
	1:06pm spodiodi: if kids these days like to eat acorns, we're all set 8^)
	1:08pm David Dichelle: Thanks for your pledge, Spodiodi!
	1:09pm spodiodi: thanks for the wonderful journeys, David!
	1:09pm David Dichelle: Always my great pleasure!
	1:13pm TDK60: The Me Nobody Knows. Forgot this. My mom loved Broadway musicals, and played this LP to death.
	🚂 1:13pm chris: wow. have not heard Haare. that was wunderbar.
	1:16pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Subway passengers! I was out voting, but will catch the Roud in the archives.
	1:20pm Webhamster Henry: I'm on headphones today, so bring on the stereo separation!
	1:20pm spodiodi: hi Webhamster Henry! (we'll be dropping ours off at city hall in sf on saturday)
	1:21pm Webhamster Henry: There was a line in the rain, but I've been in longer ski lift lines I think.
	1:21pm David Dichelle: Hey there Webhamster Henry!
	🚂 1:21pm Brian in UK: Hello David, forgot the time change again, glad you did not. Do you still have kiosks like the one in Men in Black.
	1:21pm David Dichelle: Hello Brian - glad I didn't as well!
	🚂 1:21pm chris: got word from the sec. of state's office that our mail in ballot was received and will be counted! huzzah!
	1:22pm spodiodi: woohoo, chris! how long did it take for word to arrive?
	1:23pm David Dichelle: And thanks, Brian - we have made the goal!!!
	🚂 1:23pm Brian in UK: spodiodi, are you unpacked yet?
	🚂 1:24pm Brian in UK: Sem our dahlias are fading fast (sounds like some spy code) no frost yet though.
	1:25pm spodiodi: dingdingding! Brian no, but i retrieved my motorcycle yesterday, and we had some art moved and hung (those two things took almost the entire day yesterday.) little by little, things are falling into place. (sooooo much going on with that and work and ... everything. my head has been spinning) i'm ready to slip back into my casual existence, but not quite there yet thanks for asking! and good to see ya :)
	1:26pm spodiodi: our new mattress and box spring will arrive saturday
	🚂 1:27pm Brian in UK: spodiodi, what motorcycle do you have? Mine is an old Honda CB500. Might be an idea to go for a ride and clear the head.
	🚂 1:28pm YETI BOB: @Brian: I used to have two CB750's, one from 1971, one from 1973 ... used parts from both to put together one working bike. (I don't ride motorcycles any more - too dangerous! - but so much fun)
	🚂 1:29pm YETI BOB: CB500 is a great bike. The 750 is almost too powerful.
	🚂 1:31pm Brian in UK: YETI BOB, those early CB750s changed motorcycling. Multi cylinders, reliable with good brakes and fast. They were the template for the future. Two wheels are tops.
	1:32pm spodiodi: Brian, it's an old Kawasaki Zephyr (ZR550) -- its a little small for me (both it's stance and power), but i love it! got a little bit of the head clear yesterday moving it (was nervous as i need to replace the fork seals, and i have it registered non-op atm -- so wiping out on the highway and the popo were on my mind the entire ride, plus i stalled out at 70-some mph while switching to reserve) ... nut it's a great little bike, and i love it (almost sold it to avoid having to deal with it... been too long since i'd ridden prior. glad i didn't sell it. i was reminded of how much i love riding yesterday.. smiles for hours)
	1:32pm Webhamster Henry: That drummer is running around my head!
	🚂 1:33pm chresti: Yay, goal!
	🚂 1:33pm chris: spodi, it took less than one week! :) first notice was that the PO had it and it was on its way. the second a few days later, was the received and will be counted message.
	1:33pm David Dichelle: You asked for it, Henry ;)
	1:33pm spodiodi: talking about changing motorcycling (and hondas) -- i had a '93 Fireblade for a while -- wow... that bike really changed motorcycling)
	1:33pm David (in London): Hi Brian.
	🚂 1:34pm YETI BOB: Yup, I put a lot of miles on that bike, up and down the Eastern Seabord, Florida to Cape Breton Island. Only a few small scars to show for all those years & miles.
	🚂 1:35pm YETI BOB: these days I only ride the kind of bike you have to pedal :)
	1:35pm Webhamster Henry: @DD so fake , but fun!
	1:35pm Cmurtha: Congrats on reaching the goal if the Animated bar tells me the truth.
	1:35pm spodiodi: cool, chris! my mail is in limbo, and keep getting new distrubing evidence that the usps has become muffed up pretty bad... so many ads delivered as a result of chang-of-address (in their confirmations, and new mail spam arriving here before things i expect to eb forwarded -- usps is telling every mail spammer where i am. privacy was dead in 1995, it's now rotted into a putrid state.)
	1:36pm spodiodi: between that, and dealings with my dad's and grandparents estates have left me feeling rather exposed in new ways
	1:36pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Cmurtha and everyone else who got us there!
	🚂 1:36pm Brian in UK: What-ho David. Spencer & I went for a walk on Bury Ditches yesterday. It was magnificent what with all the colour changes and angry skies. I took a picture looking west with Bishops Castle in the distance with a view to send it to you.
	🚂 1:37pm chresti: CB200 is the bike Dillinger has on his album of the same name.
	1:37pm spodiodi: woohoo gooooooooooooooaaaaaaaaalllllll!
	1:37pm TDK60: What flavor incense is this?
	1:38pm David (in London): Oh, Bury Ditches! Man, it's been way too long since I've been there.
	🚂 1:38pm chresti: www.discogs.com...
	1:38pm David Dichelle: Broom incense one would imagine.
	1:38pm David (in London): TDK - I'm getting hints of cedarwood.
	🚂 1:38pm Brian in UK: YETI BOB, I had the classic broken left leg accident in '82. Driver pulling out from side turning, may sound odd but it was a good break. The dozy twat was done for No Due Care & Attention.
	🚂 1:38pm chresti: I bet it's patchouli, TDK60
	1:39pm TDK60: Thanks David, Chresti, David. I suppose it's not too pungent..
	1:40pm Stanley: Actually, it's Om Shanti agarbati
	1:40pm spodiodi: cool, chresti! i've had a certain Love and Rockets song stuck in my head since yesterday's ride www.discogs.com... hoping i can persuade some dj to give it a spin (100% Whatever and Dark Nigh of the Soul seem like my best chances :)
	1:40pm Funky16Corners: Hey David!
	🚂 1:40pm Brian in UK: Prefab Sprout's Steve McQueen album had a Triumph on the cover.
	1:41pm spodiodi: "I feel warm inside On the motorbike The wind is all around On the motorbike We are free The motorcycle and me"
	1:42pm David Dichelle: Hey there Larry!
	1:42pm Really Lisa: @spodi I'm going thru the same USPS BS. Change of address in late Aug. Real mail arriving a month late, if that's all of it... moves cause so much jumble, hard to know precisely what I didn't receive that I should've. Junk mail - right.on.time.
	1:42pm Stanley: We wanna be free to ride our machines without being hassled by the Man
	🚂 1:42pm chresti: Cool spodi. I've only ridden on the back of motorbikes.
	🚂 1:43pm Brian in UK: spodiodi, s'funny I was thinking of digging out Zen & the Art of...... during todays dog walk. Long time since I read it. He rides a CB350 if memory serves.
	1:43pm spodiodi: Really Lisa... it's "compleeetely messed up" (-- Lux Interior)
	1:43pm David (in London): And we wanna get LOADED!
	1:43pm Stanley: Oh yeah and we wanna get loaded!
	🚂 1:44pm Brian in UK: Stanley are you at your country residence?
	1:44pm spodiodi: damn, str8, Stanley! as a low-brow, i love that sh*t every time i hear it
	1:45pm TDK60: Bury Ditches sounds interesting, Brian in UK, David. I saw a similar ancient place, walking across Dartmoor.
	1:45pm Stanley: I am, sire. Just got the wood burning stove-a-going. A glass of strong stout, methinks.
	1:46pm spodiodi: i've long been aware of that book, Brain , but never bothered to read it (even though 2 of my old roommates had it around me) -- i too was just thinking of it while weighing doing the fork seals myself or not --- so much going on, but i think i'll do it.
	1:48pm David (in London): Brian, Spod - That has long been on my list of most memorable books. Interesting guy Pirsig. The sequel Lila, could do with reading that one again I reckon. TDK - Did you see any circles?
	1:48pm spodiodi: chresti, it's so choice. nothing like it. i've had more spills than i'd like to recount, but i just can't give it up (yet)
	🚂 1:50pm Handy Haversack: David, you'll be pleased to know that I have just secured tea, Early Grey, hot.
	1:51pm David Dichelle: I've got a large cup of darjeeling, hot, myself.
	1:51pm spodiodi: pinkies up cheers, Handy
	1:51pm David (in London): Handy, you've inspired me to do the same. And to crack open the Digestive biscuits.
	1:51pm spodiodi: Irish Breakfast a la TJs here (as almost always -- good fo di brain)
	🚂 1:52pm Brian in UK: Stanley, getting outside of a bottle of Wood Shropshire Lad. Seems appropriate. TDK60 it is a hill fort about 2500 years old.
	1:52pm TDK60: David, yes, the big one I saw was Grimspound, from 1,300 BC I believe. Nearest town was Widecombe-in-the-Moor I guess.
	1:53pm Stanley: Nice, Brian. I love a good bitter.
	🚂 1:53pm Brian in UK: Slices of hot buttered toast, such as badger serves up in Wind in the Willows would be good.
	1:55pm spodiodi: < my bike (in it's new home is my current av for the moment) 8^D it's dirty, limping, "nothing special" and too small for me, but i love it!
	1:55pm Stanley: I'd prefer to dine at Toad Hall, Brian
	1:56pm David (in London): Or some hot buttered crumpets. TDK - Ah, yes, I know Grimspound. Lovely. (I've schlepped round a ton of them).
	1:56pm doctorjazz: Office computer problems are making me miss most of today's show. Will have to catch it in the archives tomorrow afternoon : (
	1:56pm David (in London): There's a lovely one called Mitchell's Fold, near Brian.
	🚂 1:58pm Handy Haversack: We went to Kilmartin a few years back, near Oban. Hundreds of stone circles, cupped stones, and cysts all within a pretty small radius there. Very cool spot. I wish we'd had longer there.
	1:58pm coelacanth∅: 'evening David and Freedom Riders
	1:58pm spodiodi: the "Kenyan Nature Preserve" (as mentioned by a new neighbor yesterday) lies just behind that fence
	1:59pm spodiodi: aloha, coelacanth∅!
	1:59pm David Dichelle: Greetings Coel!
	🚂 1:59pm Brian in UK: David that is right on the English/Welsh border. We looked at a house in Priests Weston.
	1:59pm David Dichelle: Sorry to hear that, Dr. J., glad we have those archives.
	2:00pm David (in London): Hey Coela. Brian - I love Mitchell's Fold. Along with Rollright, it's my favourite of the smaller circles I think.
	2:01pm Stanley: We have 'The Girdle Stanes' just up the road, here. They are aligned to the sun's southernmost rising at the beginning of November, which correlates with the festival of Samhain. (Wikithingy) We just smoked pot in them on Midsummer's Eve back in da day.
	2:01pm coelacanth∅: hey David ... so there's the culprit,eh spodi?
	🚂 2:03pm Carmichael: Heya David and Folks. Finally waking up from this head cold I've had all week.
	2:04pm spodiodi: si, coel! <3 wow, it was great to be out on 2 wheels again yesterday (calculated risks and nervousness aside) <3
	2:04pm spodiodi: aloha, Carmichael
	2:06pm David (in London): Yo Carmichael.
	🚂 2:07pm Brian in UK: Carmichael, hope it clears up soon.
	🚂 2:08pm Carmichael: Coming out the other side, thanks!
	2:08pm coelacanth∅: i like the classic japanese bikes spodi (though i'm a yamaha man) i long to ride. can't say for sure it will ever happen again though. what year/model is that?
	🚂 2:09pm Handy Haversack: Stanley, if you ever get the chance, check out the Crannog Center at the eastern end of Loch Tay -- very cool! I learned a lot from the tour there. And felt pretty cool having paddled up to it!
	2:09pm David Dichelle: Hello Carmichael!
	🚂 2:10pm Brian in UK: Made a big bowl of Singapore Laksa yesterday, a Malaysian staple.
	2:10pm TDK60: Thanks David. See you all. Must away early.
	2:11pm David Dichelle: Thank you, TDK60 - happy travels...
	🚂 2:11pm Handy Haversack: See you later, TDK60!
	2:11pm coelacanth∅: radiohead influence reached far and wide... this is great!
	2:12pm Stanley: Thanks Handy. I didn't know about it. Loch Tay looks amazing and deserves a visit when the time is right..... Shlater TDK
	2:15pm Phillippe Bastille: This Adnan Othman & The Rhythm Boys <3<3
	2:15pm Stanley: I had planned to be in Malaysia in 2020, meeting a friend from Australia in Singapore then heading north sigh Was so looking forward to what I'm told is the best street food in the world. double sigh
	2:17pm David Dichelle: Someday, Stanley...
	🚂 2:17pm Handy Haversack: We paddled from Killin to Aberfeldy a few years ago -- a real highlight of our travels. Killin is a really nice little town with lots of great walking nearby. We've stayed there a couple of times now. The MacNabb cemetery on an island in the river is well worth a look about as well, and the historical society has a very cool little museum. And of course you can just sit and watch the fall of Dochart for hours on end.
	2:19pm Stanley: Aye, Handy. So happy you had a good time in Scotland. Viccy and I thought about moving to Aberfeldy.
	🚂 2:19pm chris: speaking of getting a perspective of old sites by water, i can highly recommend renting a boat and taking it out on Lago di Garda in NE Italy. the ancient Roman terraced gardens along the west coast of the lake truly come into view, unlike driving through them on roadways. i effing miss travel so much.
	2:21pm Stanley: That sounds sublime, chris. Only time I did something like that was a sunrise on the Ganges in Varanasi
	2:22pm spodiodi: me too, coel! it's a 1990 Zephyr 550 (ZR550) -- i too dig Japanese bikes (especially scooters!) but i love all bikes, more or less. Yamaha: i've owned an '81 XJ650 (i still ogle the schematic of that engine from the repair manual from time to time -- the reason i kept the manual) and a '85-ish Riva scooter (that was stolen in front of my old place in Glen Park, around this time of year (many years ago) -- also wiped out on that one (my right arm and shoulder have never been right since.)
	2:22pm spodiodi: that does sound nice, chris
	2:24pm spodiodi: the XJ was too soft and too small for my liking, but that engine was the first inline-4 j-bike i'd owned -- coming from 2 Harleys before that bike, i was thrilled that i could tach it up 3x as high as the sportsters
	2:25pm spodiodi: it didn't redline til about 15k, as i recall
	🚂 2:26pm Carmichael: I rode a Kawasaki KZ650 for about 10 years, until it finally putted out.
	2:26pm spodiodi: my hot pink 50cc honda elite scooter was another favorite. i don't care how fast something is, i just like riding to whatever limit
	2:27pm dougseidel: great music here today - thanks (not to change the subject)
	2:28pm spodiodi: i often reference KZs while figuring things out with my Zephyr, Carm -- have known a couple of people who rode them -- it's clear they've been popular for good reason. cheers!
	2:29pm David Dichelle: Thanks so much, Doug!
	2:29pm spodiodi: (sorry to go on and on about motorcycles, all. i'm a little excited :) putting a lid on it
	2:29pm David Dichelle: Feel free to chat about whatever you like, Spodi!
	2:31pm spodiodi: tips hat most kind, mein Schaffner (?)
	🚂 2:32pm Bas NL: Work's done.. off to home! Thanks David! Bye all!
	2:32pm spodiodi: aloha, Bas!
	🚂 2:32pm Handy Haversack: Later on, Bas!
	2:34pm David Dichelle: Have a good evening, Bas - thanks again for all your support!
	🚂 2:34pm chresti: See ya Bas!
	2:35pm David Dichelle: Spodi: Schaffner works ;)
	🚂 2:35pm Michael 98145: yay, team! lotsa punkins.
	🚂 2:35pm Bas NL: Thanks all!
	2:36pm coelacanth∅: ha, spodi i'm just catching up -was in the other room. the xj is what i wish for. i've had 550s and a 750 (modified) and yes the 550 is small but it was far faster than i'll ever need to go and i can back it up an incline, maneuver through situations...i also like the chain. the 550 is the only xj that isn't shaft-driven.
	2:37pm coelacanth∅: of course if i was planning on distance traveling i'd want a bigger bike.
	2:37pm Phillippe Bastille: Handy, do you have any of that Earle Grey tea left? All I have is Sleepy Time, which ain't gonna cut it today...
	🚂 2:39pm Handy Haversack: Plenty left, Phillippe! If you check your e-mail, you'll see one from me asking for your mailing address -- I can throw some tea in the envelope!
	2:40pm Ike: I like Earl Grey green, but I haven't had it in quite a while. Unfortunately my tastes are getting too fancy for the cheap stuff. Maybe I need to just get some bergamot and dip it into some already-procured loose-leaf green tea myself.
	2:40pm coelacanth∅: the frame of the xj550 and the 750 is identical, but i guess the extra weight of the 750 makes it sit lower, and i get fatigued much faster. i can ride the 550 for hours. kind of opposite of the generally accepted reasoning that a bigger bike rides smoother so it's better for longer periods.
	2:41pm spodiodi: shaft drives are really mixed blessing. low-maintenance is nice, but the unwanted torque is undesirable (as can be repairs), for sure, coel -- i probably prefer chains too (with all of the mess, adjustment, stretching, and replacement and all -- just simpler, which is huge)
	2:43pm spodiodi: the 750's engine is part of the frame iirc, coel -- so i'm surprised to read that (more than likely, my memory has failed me again)
	2:44pm Sem: Enjoying this fascinating trip across Malaysia as well as the illuminating motorcycle talk. Thank you for hosting this weekly salon, David.
	2:44pm David Dichelle: My pleasure, Sem!
	2:44pm spodiodi: my zr is heavier than i'd like (the Fireblade spoiled me, in that regard), but it goes nonetheless -- has such a sick GPesque) mid-range
	🚂 2:45pm Michael 98145: This is great. Headphones on, i thought the pounding was outside ...
	2:46pm spodiodi: TJs Earl Grey (with bergamot) actually tastes pretty good to me, Ike. but i'm probably less picky
	2:46pm Funky16Corners: Testify! Coming up at 3pm ET: wfmu.org/playlists/shows/97961
	2:47pm David Dichelle: If we weren't travelling across Malaysia right now, I'd play the Jan Sandström's Motorbike Concerto
	🚂 2:47pm Handy Haversack: spod, you know what's funny? Bagpipe LOVES motorcycles. He stares at them when they go by, sniffs them when they're parked, and seems to be silently judging me whenever I make him get in the Corolla. I guess a motorcycle, sidecar, and dog-sized long white scarf and aviator glasses should be in our future.
	2:48pm spodiodi: i'm curious to hear that now, David! but really enjoying everything you've been playing today!
	2:48pm coelacanth∅: well -it's possible what i read was incorrect. (it might've been wikipedia) i don't understand the innards of motors so well. i was told, though (which bolsters what you say) when my 550 suddenly couldn't do anything but 2nd gear, that i broke a fork, which is in the transmission, which "is in the engine". if i'd had a garage then i would've made that a winter project. - but, alas...
	2:48pm David Dichelle: Spodiodi: I'm pretty sure I played it on the show about a year ago or so.
	🚂 2:48pm βrian: A former GF used to ride a white Honda Dream with matching saddle bags and leather pants.
	2:49pm Stanley: This has been a wonderful show, David. Many thanks. I'm away to fix me an omlette. Stay cool and safe everyone.
	2:49pm spodiodi: cheers, Handy and Bagpipe! my last pooch loved riding on the tank of my Fireblade. i hope i have a pic of that somewhere
	2:50pm David Dichelle: Bon ap, Stanley - you too!
	🚂 2:50pm Handy Haversack: Later on, Stanley! Echoing the general thanks, David. Another great show -- and you even took requests! So cool. Thanks, as always, for such a smooth and fascinating ride. Be well, Straphangers!
	🚂 2:50pm βrian: Ah, white helmet, too.
	2:50pm spodiodi: people would alwas smile when they noticed him up there. the vintage Honda shop even gave us some vintage yellow bubble goggles ,but they didn't really fit him. doggles are a thing, btw. cheers on the scarf especially -- long live the best dr. who!
	🚂 2:51pm chris: mind blowing aural trip through Malaysia, David. much thanks for another stellar Continental Subway. cheers to you and best wishes, all!
	🚂 2:51pm Brian in UK: David, this Malaysian music is a real ear opener. Thank you. Stay safe everyone and mind those crazy car drivers and wet manholes.
	2:51pm spodiodi: cheers, Stanley. i'm considering eating eggs again. an omelette sounds boss
	2:51pm David in London: Terrific show today David, thanks.
	2:51pm David Dichelle: My pleasure, Handy - excellent double request!
	2:52pm David Dichelle: And thanks Chris, Brian, David!
	2:52pm coelacanth∅: food, ta good idea. i'm just having tea though. mmmm
	2:53pm spodiodi: thanks, David! great stuff. thanks for a happy morning! cheerio, all
	🚂 2:53pm chresti: Thanks David! See y'all later!
	2:54pm Cmurtha: go, go and take the A train. Thanks for the show David! I soon have to go lecture
	🚂 2:54pm Michael 98145: Thanks again, David D
	2:55pm Webhamster Henry: I had a lot of Malaysian friends in college, but they were all ethnic Chinese.
	2:57pm spodiodi: couldn't find it on the APS, David, (Jan Sandström), but will check it out!
	2:57pm Phillippe Bastille: @Handy @2:39 well, if you're emailing, can't you just email me a teabag? Speaking of weird dog behavior: our emergency back-up dog freaks out at the idea of getting into and riding in a car. Tried bundling her up, antianxiety med, benedryl, whatever -- she shakes and whines when she gets within 3 feet of the car. But we can't keep her out of the jon boat, which is a hell of a lot noisier, way less stable.
	2:58pm spodiodi: smart dog, Phillippe!
	2:58pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks David!
	2:58pm Really Lisa: Thanks, David. Another treat. Now I wanna buy tea, a motorcycle, and reminisce about the view from CDG to Rennes train three years ago. Peace, all.
	2:58pm coelacanth∅: Phillippe if you have a 3-d printer...
	🚂 2:59pm Michael 98145: to the future! and beyond.
	2:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks David!
	2:59pm spodiodi: to the future!
	2:59pm Webhamster Henry: Till next trip, David!
	2:59pm David Dichelle: Thanks Lisa, Phillippe, Spodi, Coel, everyone!
	2:59pm coelacanth∅: (and if Handy has a 3-d scanner)
	2:59pm Phillippe Bastille: @spodiodi not too smart -- she tries to open the crab trap when I pull it... coel another brilliant idea!
	3:00pm spodiodi: Peace, Lisa!
	3:01pm David Dichelle: And thanks Brian, Henry, Cmurtha!
	3:02pm David Dichelle: ...Chresti, Chris, everyone....

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from October 29, 2020

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