Welcome to Campfire Classics, a Literary Comedy Podcast!!
We're back to what we do well this week.
Well, what we do okay.
Well, what we do often.
We're back to just audio! Please enjoy this return to good quality and not having to see our faces!
This week Heather reads a story Ken picked out for her, newly in the public domain. A Sherlock Holmes short title "The Adventure of the Veiled Lodger".
But first! We are all subjected...I mean treated...to another week of Clown Corner!
This week's bizarre conversation pieces include Heather forgetting our author's name, the true origin of cows, and the invention of the word onomatopenis.
Oh, and those A.A. Milne poems Ken mentions can be found here.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle wrote "The Adventure of the Veiled Lodger" in 1927.
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Frozen Flagpole
Chode Rocket
Revenge of Pirate Jesus
A Gay Party
The Worst Musical Ever
An Announcement
A Douche And A Coward
Malign Pursuit
Phallic Billy Club
Green Boobies
Alas, Wife...
Chekhov’s Slap
A Solemn Doody
Haunted as F-
What to Expect When You’re Expecting Death
Mummy Titties
The Return of Sir Johnny Bangs
Sounding Her Depths
Coming For Boston
Explain the Joke
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