Welcome to yet another mutant Tuesday SVR.  The cast for this show is Autumn, Zael, SaNguInist, the_boy, and Largo.  We start off with a little ramble on Zombies and treats for your pet undead. 

We then proceed off to the land of retro-gaming.  Yes, rising of the living dead video games.  SaNguInist tries to get the discussion to gel, and then we move on to really old games.  One of the classic games, Pressed Fish, and watching the_boy trying to come up with a game develop it slowly.  Yep even more people are given codenames, so contact us before we use them all up.  The world's worst game (potentially) is discussed, and its runner-up.  Arcade games of old are presented by Zael, causing the whole group diverging off to this version and then moving back to console games.  Yet again, we degenerate wrestling references.  Little throw-aways to simple games, and the impossible games rounds this out.  This is yet another show that we start off with one topic and keep going and going and going.  

Diseased food products and Mortal Kombat are the next topic for the show.  This time the food is people food.  A moment of concern is brought up, and it snowballs into other questions.  Rat hordes and less fast food follow up the little bacteria discussion.  Dating habits of some members of the food service are discussed.  Finally, we ask the eternal question of what we going to eat.

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Sanguinist here, I am attempting to have our limited powers of suggestion to mention a show that The Hick, Vade, and Bjorn are doing.

The reduced cast is present for this show, on Tuesday do to the lands of poor scheduling.  We are also trying out our new slimmer shows, tell us what you think.

We begin the show with a discussion of the land of succubi.  We then continue our tour of personal details and the_boy home schooling and digestive adventures.  Will the_boy be back for the next show?  Time will only tell.  The mucus critter in Largo returned from his paternity test.  Digressions to necro-celebrities abound and endorphin orphans beg for change.

            The email situation is laid out, and we crawl towards naming conventions of pets.  We miss our topics, and then we run towards http://sadkermit.com.  The President takes lesson from Weird Al, and a stream of barely connected ideas flow out from there.  It ends, as most things do, in the ocean.  Divergence from one thing to the other are throw out to try to keep Largo from his target, but he manages to get there.  EPA powers are the focus of this issue. 

            Lastly, we bring up the idea of future tourism, and the old time economics.  SaNguInist is refreshed as to what he missed in younger days.  We have a plea for our listeners to try to make sure that candidates are all slightly more conversant with politics and diplomacy.  Substitute plaintiffs and federal inquiries are suggested, and the tricks that memory play rounds out the rest of the show.  Keeping your rhythm is suggested and tools to do so send us home.

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In this show, the better smelling members of the cast are absent, those being Zael, Athena, and Autumn.  We first start off with a bit of Easter commentary before getting into set of three book reviews.

First, Largo attempts to talk about the book adaptation of Spiderman 3.  Not I say attempted, with a divergence into varied topics such as wrestling, sex offenders, American Idol.  Then he finally gets back to the story in the book.  And then we go over to Marvel Zombies and DC Universe.  Spiderman is trying to run away from this review.  Then we go right off to talk about Evil Dead. 

Sanguinist then starts his review of World War Z.  He attempts to get a good general overview of the book with out going into a great detail.  Then there is there is the discussion of the audiobook and the brilliance of the novel design to have an unabridged version.

the_boy the brings out his information of the Nightmare on Elm Street novels.  Largo and the_boy demonstrate that they are brothers again.  There is discussion of Rod Sterling scaling of his shows.  The first book gets a good review, and the second book is less approved of, and the remainder is given an ok review.  A moment of fan boy minds is revealed to the general public, be afraid.  Bad horror movies and sequels are expounded on, much to everyone's relief.  Freddy comes back for the end of the show. 

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Athena, Autumn and Zael are absent in this weeks show, as Zael is teaching degenerate Cthulhu cultists how to read and write.  We are slowly falling to the way side.  We start off religious cook-offs and we proceed to go on about Zombies.  Yes Zombies.

A recap of the pet food poison is covered with a review of the chemistry of melamine and aminopterin.  A rough overview epidemiology and how to eliminate unlikely causes is outlined.  Toxic water and Sam Neil in its relation to SaNguInist dance about the studio.  Vade is referenced again in the show, as well in the show notes.  Thank you.  Ads from the TB council premiere on this show.

Then Hong Kong Theatre method of topic movement is demonstrated, only to be practiced by professionals.  Clothing and the average hick is the result of this maneuver, beware.  Negation Cow and Largo's chest burster come by for a visit.  Then when move into and onto Zombies, finally.  Catholicism as a first zombie plague and its permutations and the next blockbuster is outlined.  More questions about Catholicism are raised, and are attempted to be answered.  Zombie targets and the themes in zombie movies rise from the dirt, so we can to be elaborate in our thinking. 

A piece of future cinema receives a precognitive review, watch this space for how accurate we are.  Evil and headgear, and other crossover movies are laid out for your pleasure.  The fascinating properties of Alien blood and targeting systems elaborated on, with great focus on labor.  Far leftist crackpots are targeted next, in an attempt to still be political.

We then move onto even more politics, and its cross over with veterinary medicine.  Capital Hill and 1984 vintages are being uncorked.  The heretical idea of increased spending and armoring are placed on the table, and the cast backs away slowly. 

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In this show, Zael and Autumn are absent as Zael continues his march to the sea.  Largo shows that he is the man with a plan and the_boy seeks a quite place for a nap.  The first topic is the release of the latest Spiderman figures and the travails of these plastic heroes.  Some of the recent failures and successes of capitalism, and cruel presents for the family are revealed.  Radioactive Scientology and Southpark meet in a face to face on video.  A moment of history of the_boy's pet history is then revealed.  After a bit of rambling eventually returns us to superheroes and capes.  Concepts of creativity and a slight reference to show prize (suggestions are kindly requested).

Next we discuss poisoned pet food, after slight drift to DefCon system.  Comments of rat poisons and the inability of persons to count dead critters abound.  A theory that Mike Rowe may be responsible.  Unfortunately, this is the less funny part of the show.  We then move onto sleep deprivation and it benefits.  Try it today.

Getting back to the docket, SaNguInist gets back on his semi-frequent disease topic with a focus on TB.  The TB shoping network is introduced. The spread of the disease and a quick overview of why you should be worried is covered.  Friends in the infectious world and Hogan�s Petri dish begin its world tour.  The_boy then presents a good reason for world peace on neighbor relations.

A plea for listen write-ins at svreasonable@gmail.com on commandments.

Finally, we get to our humble review of this week in politics.  Reasonable offers then abound, and basic committee structure is set-up.  The music world weighs in on all of this and delays.  Theories of electronic law submission are suggested and it is accepted that there is a very little chance of it happening.

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