
Chicken Missile
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<p >Links (possibly) mentioned in this episode:</p> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiocular_O https://www.nytimes.com/1988/07/01/business/how-coca-cola-obtains-its-coca.html <p ></p>


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<p >Links (possibly) mentioned in this episode:</p> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiocular_O https://www.nytimes.com/1988/07/01/business/how-coca-cola-obtains-its-coca.html <p ></p>

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Links (possibly) mentioned in this episode: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiocular_O https://www.nytimes.com/1988/07/01/business/how-coca-cola-obtains-its-coca.html

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<p >Also worth noting, until 1869, most scientists outside China considered the giant panda to be a myth. A black and white bear that lives in the mountains that only eats bamboo? Clearly, this is a local legend…</p> <p...

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Also worth noting, until 1869, most scientists outside China considered the giant panda to be a myth. A black and white bear that lives in the mountains that only eats bamboo? Clearly, this is a local legend… The...

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<p >Straight from the 1990s to your faaaaaaace!</p> <p >Why do we solve for X?</p> <p >One theory: x traces back to the Arabic word for “thing,” or šay’. In ancient texts, such as Al-Jabr, a manuscript written in...

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Straight from the 1990s to your faaaaaaace! Why do we solve for X? One theory: x traces back to the Arabic word for “thing,” or šay’ . In ancient texts, such as Al-Jabr , a manuscript written in...


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Where would you go, if you could travel anywhere? Assuming we can travel anywhere ever again. Where have you been that was your favorite? Maybe a place to visit again, or live there when you're old. Or now. I want to go...

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<p >In which four unique undesirables delve into the unknown and the unknowable.</p> <p >Brought to you by the unparalleled</p> Kay Quinn Mark Charles

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In which the intrepid Missile Men embark on a text adventure.

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In which we go back to school. For better or worse.

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<p ></p> <p >I regret nothing.</p>

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In which we take a much deserved break, then torture one another (and you!) with wordless music.

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In which we learn more about our podcasters, and ampersands, than most people would probably like to know.


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<p >In which we learn about baking grandmothers in toaster ovens, and shipping live trees across international borders.</p> <p >P is for Presents! As in gifts! What are some gift giving traditions in your family? What...

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<p >O is for Optimism! What makes you optimistic? How can you maintain your optimism when everything is awful and everyone is awful and the world is awful all the time? Shiny, happy good vibes only! (Warning, this one...

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<h2 >N is for Names.</h2> <h2 >Would a rose by any other name smell as sweet? What if it were called a “turdblossom”?</h2> <p >Today’s nattering nabobs:</p> Charles – @Chicken_MissileMarkCat – @ladyailurosCarrington –...

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<p >This time, on a very special episode of Chicken Missile, we check in with most of the retro computing podcasting community at KansasFest 2021.</p> <p >Presenting “Poly Retro Assembly Cast Chicken Missile Drop Grue...

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<h2 >Today’s masters of malarkey</h2> Charles — @Chicken_MissilePaul — @yesterbitsCarrington — @carrington <h3 >Brought to you by the letter M</h3> <p >M is for Magic. Cast fireball!</p> <p >Brainchild...
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