Sunday, May 27, 2018

Episode 199: All Swears, All the Time

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Welcome back our friends to the show that never ends!  Well, maybe never ends.  Well, of course it will end. BUT IT WILL GO BEYOND EPISODE 200.  Sorry to be the bearers of bad news.  Anyway, we open with quite a bit of boring banter, then many rather interesting letters, a detailed look at Scenario 176: The Only Way Out, then finish up with a look at Critical Hit's Dutch Trucks III. This product has some limited use for existing ASL scenarios but is a lot of fun.



SHOWTIMES 
2:20 Boring Banter
23:00 Letters
46:30 I Played This Scenario
55:59  What's in the Box?
1:07:25 Total Running Time

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3 comments:

  1. GrumbleJonesMay 29, 2018 at 9:37 AM

    As always another great episode. Looking forward to 200, but more as a celebration of your wonderful podcast and less as mile marker leading to a final destination. In 2013 and 2015 I journeyed from Tulsa to Austin for the Texas Team Tournament. And I was joined by two very special guests for each of those 16 hour round trips. You guessed...Jeff and Dave kept me company and listening to your Podcasts kept me alert and energized for the tournament to come. No whenever I hear the opening refrain of a 2 Half-Squads podcast...I'm transported back to those wonderful summers of ASL in Texas. While all good things must come to an end. Let's hope...that as with life...the end is far on the horizon...as we all have so much life and ASL yet to enjoy. ASL like the mountains of my Tennessee youth calls to me...and I must listen...so here's hoping I...and all of the greater ASL community can continue this amazing ASL journey with our two favorite guides...Jeff and Dave.

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  2. LouyeMay 30, 2018 at 4:51 PM

    Yeah, what Jonsey said! Roll low my friends.

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  3. Alain ChabotOctober 31, 2019 at 2:16 PM

    Earthworms (phylum Annelids) DON'T hatch into moths (phylum Arthropoda). Getting ASL rules wrong is one thing, getting this wrong is really bad, coming from a teacher too :-)

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