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Thursday, June sixth for episode seven. Until then, enjoy what are some
of Medgar Alando's hits, Darren Darren, There's the Cats of a Mantelado.
There is I'm gonna have to come back to this, so let's I'm just
gonna listen ed Grellan Poe's stories if anybody else wants to chime in. So
we've got so we have the Black Cat, got follow the House of Usher,
got the Raven, which is a poem, not a story. We've
got the Mask of Red Death. That was the Cats of a Month.
Yeah, yeah, that dark poem that he wrote about the bird that purchased
in the person's room, the kang Ku. Any any other brainstorms here we
can Actually I like to think that this is a totally like cat Facebook because
I'm thinking of the the call of the mouse of Usher. Okay, that
just drives a black cat absolutely mad. Isn't the call of the mows of
Usher? Yahm although he did write one body story, the the Telltale Fart,
which unfortunately, uh you know, drives a man to loneliness because no
one can stand to be around him when he rips one tragic Yeah, what's
your what's your favorite? I'm doing this because my husband hates puns and I'm
forced into the situation. You brought this on yourself, You really did.
Do We have an EU label on this podcast, we if we need to.
We haven't used any expletives yet this episode, though, we have made
multiple references to storage closets, closets, but those are those are references,
by the way, Well, I think we can take out the cat part
because the one that just jumped out of me was the Pit and the paranaegm.
It's one of the bodier stories he wrote. Okay, so oh all
right, so let's let's go back and just list some of these stories.
Oh now I have to remember them. Oh so, uh, there's the
Cats of a Mantelado, the Call of the Mouse of Usher, and one
particularly apocryphal body piece he wrote, the Pit and the paranaem You also had
the ken kup No, It's fine, and the Telltale Fart, The Telltale
farts. Yes you want to su I'm not gonna remember all. I'll drop
the pit, the parent. No, it's still good. That's the best.
That's so. There's the Cats of a Montelado. There is the telltale
fart, the call of the mouse of Usher, the Ken Coup, and
one piece that's not or that somethink was actually written by someone else, not
Row, because it's extremely body and grotesque. The pit and the paranaegm.
Yeah, okay,