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9:15Speak. I'll hear it. Now it's a few hours later. Very short song for about Utah. Four lines. Utah. I hail to thee. The cleanest place you'll ever see. Wound by a theocracy. Lost like in Nazi Germany. Add that to your audio archives. I had hell of a lot of fun, and I've enjoyed every minute of it. You sound like you know that. Total of life. That's what Harold lives there. That was so much fun. How did you die? Natural causes. I see. That's out of my venue.

10:15I'm afraid. But they've been found. It's a whalehead. I hear your program sounds so wonderful. I've got a feeling that all kids come equipped with these special radars. Good night to all you Western universe people out there. Thank you, Utah. That's the German camisole. Speaking words. It's a cow camisole. That we do all understand each other. You know, fighting for one thing ahead is busy removing it about a month ago. Okay. Very good. Speaking words. That we meet.

11:21We meet. Speak up. Again. That we communicate by radio. Are you a pharmacist? Uh-huh.

12:21Uh-huh. Uh-huh. I want that ship. 477,000. Now, in this area, much work has already been done. This has been re-pre-recorded in the area. This has been re-pre-recorded in the area. This has been re-pre-recorded in the area. This has been re-pre-recorded in the area. This is the alternative over the ad-speem song. We still need to go a bit further. There is a lot of further work required to be done. Last week, in the agency's drive, for continual communication along with him. It's on right now.

13:25Flashlight. This is it. Listen. Yeah, that's it. It's industrial. I went through this pregnancy, and I delivered this child. I'm a mother, and I wonder where my baby has gone. Keep it here feedback if I talk real close to the radio. Yeah, that's right. Yeah, try it. Hold on, let's turn things down for a while. Salad of firm-zone make. A little bit red-beat soup with cheesy dumplings in the form of a finger. Listen to over the ad-speem song. Pre-recorded for this time song.

14:30Here we go. Ten of seven. A slice of bovine meat. I see myself resting on the soft, low-speed green. And I am perfectly at ease. Graceful trees are gently swayed. Gently swayed all above. Soft gentle clouds are leisurely drifting by. It is a glorious summer afternoon. It's a beautiful golden summer.

15:31Are you the princess? A feeling of well-being and content. It fills my mind. It is so peaceful in this quiet. Do you have a fear out there? And I am having no wonder. Are you having a fear out there? Hearing my rest. The healing forces of nature are flowing through every nerve. Every muscle. Every cell of my body. It is so healing and comforting. Quiet, soothing rest is good. And I claim my good now.

16:33In mind and body, I am now receiving one of the best conjoined wood. The dark bark. The gorgeous constellation of decans. I know that soothing rest is something wrong. Whenever I request a new question. Speak at words. Famous last word. Let me go. The world is bobbing around. I am 1878. The bad news to talk to the lawman who showed it down. If you are getting a business sign. Sign off call 1-800-427-7000 for a quicker link with KPFA. I am 1878. I am 1878.

17:35I am 1878. I am 1878. I am 1878. I am 1878. David Garrett, British actor, died in 1979. Last word. Oh dear. I don't know if I can get enough of that. First time the big sea the dark is such a big deal. Have you ever been sad for a fifth go? Before the dark he was a neighbour. Charles Charles Dickens last words

18:52Lincoln out of conflict Here's a good one Sir Richard Berger Cool, it's the next player and the writer And died at 1890 His wife refused to give him any message without the presence of a doctor By which time it was too late His last words were quick, close, chloroform, ether, or I am a dead man On Rico, Caruso, opera singer, died at 1921 His last words were, Doro, I can't get my breath Be serious, actions, be serious, be serious Another couple was Between procedures and documentation

19:52Bullshit The shepherd of his black and always reached last night We're running around the way! I'm not running around the way! There's no other way to get you up, I got you up out of my way! Yes, yes, yes, yes! We're running around the way! You get the most out of my way! I'm running around the way! I'm running around the way! Epsstool that could be purchased in Taiwan!

20:56I drew back for the shutter as I heard the groaning crying coming from within the great train. Come, the voice said, you have nothing to fear. I want to show you how useful your book is, that you have put so much faith in, so much respect for you, resigned a job that had a wonderful future for you, sold your home and left your hometown and took your family into a situation where you're facing a hardship and sacrifice. Come, then after you have seen judge for yourself, if it be worth it. With these words I was taken up into the front coach of the great train, the heat and the steam was jumping at me from all around but did not seem to burn me. As I opened the door to enter the car, I was able to see the cars were crowded. As all eyes turned toward me, I saw the anguish and torment etched in each face and it seemed that each one was bleeding with me, the help from

21:56a scrape from this awful place. I wondered then there if I had been sincere enough in my pleading for lost men where men. And I give them all all over and I push the rest of the surrendered men in them, that I've already put more souls for the kingdom. I don't know what happened. I had an urge to leave to the side and reach for one of the three valentines from their chains that were out of the blue. What do you want to open the jewellery? Don't put your hand on the end of the stepboard and down step you must be put your hands on the four-legged left that we have found rust-binded, but okay, opening that's right, step two. I want you to meet some of the pouches. You're going more to the box, lose your nerve. Again, here, our playlist has been achieved. Step aside.

22:58Standardization. Testing. Testing. When you want to take the other place, pushing the plate spring with hand of one holding the belt with the other hand, take up step stool with the holding belt hand. Okay, you're a success. The thing's there, I think. Well, the other pan is pointing towards and joins. Oh, talk to me, talk to me. Let's speak to her already. You're all ready. You're here already? Yes, you're all ready. Here's still, I must have all the slip. Meeting famous people's last words. Famous last words.

23:58E-testing W's scripts was a journalist who died in 1926. Too many cigars this evening, I guess. George Bernard Shaw, last words, to his nurse. Sister, you're trying to keep me alive as an old curiosity, but I'm done. I'm finished. I'm going to die. Icon. Icon. Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Abraham Lincoln immortalized himself by the emancipation of four million southern slaves, speaking for my suffrage, coach, tutors. We now desire that you, Mr. President, who are already celebrated for so many honorable dates and worthy utterances immortalized yourself by bringing about the complete emancipation of 36 million women. She sent this plate to President Theodore Roosevelt.

24:59I, Icon, I, Icon, I, Icon. In congruent. Well, we said you'd do it and here it is.

25:59The triplet to Dino Martin of the No Gazing Building. Don't take it too much, bro. Sing it, guys. Away all. That's why I have this kind of two kinds. Hey, can't you hear the eye? Hey, can't you hear me? Can't you hear me? Hey, can't you hear me? I'm going round the mouth to the top. Can't you hear me? He's top on his left and right. Thanks, Dino. Existing stars, too. You're here. Starting position, standing tall, legs apart, hands, exhale. Are you a pharmacist? No.

26:59Good, man. Then to left. Give us a couple six times. Slide eight to stand. That's a good point. Five, six, five, six. Five, six, five, six. Slide eight, eight, eight, eight, eight. Raise your hands. We think that's okay. Give us two more. Two short, short, short. Exempting calls for pharmacists. No, no. I'm calling Natasha. Oh, hi. I'm doing this. Natasha, Natasha. Yeah, I hear she was going to show. She was going to help me her family. Her family would be like me. And they'd show on the show. And they'd show on the show. Well, that wasn't a rumor, but so far, she hasn't woken up for her feeding, so we don't know. Oh, gosh. Well, career choices. For the 80s and 80s, it is. It is. Okay, good. I'm not a pharmacist, but I would like to be an pharmacist. I would like to be an pharmacist. Cool. But, but, but, actually, I mean, I'm not sure exactly what kind of drugs

28:01it has to be. I'm not sure exactly what kind of drugs it has to be. I'm not sure exactly what kind of drugs it has to be. But, but, I might be seeing her on the internet. I mean, like, you know, I didn't know. No, I didn't know. No, I didn't know. I don't know. I think I have a line for my one-year-old to watch her on a flashlight. Flashlight. Okay. Okay. Well, you let us know on Friday, and we expect the air from her. Okay. One day? Just his creed of stardust and his prude. Code is he night, everything is all alone. Would you like to hear a really filthy lemuric?

29:04Or a couple like that? In congruent. I have this book of lemurics here, anybody wants this really, you know, all the way out there. In congruent. One, three, one, three, one. That's your one. That's your one. That's your one, that's your one. Okay. There was a young lady named Lee, whose favorite was Freakwood and Freak, and past his own blue, where her gooseberry grew, and some of them flew on to me. I'm not sure if I'm sure if I didn't get that one either, but let me cut off this one. Floating idly one day through the air, a circus performer named Blair, tied a sizable rock to the end of his cock, and shattered a balcony chair. I didn't get that. I didn't get that. Maybe you like this lady. There was a young girl, asterious, with a penchant for practice and security.

30:07She loved to bat rocks with her gentleman's cocks. They practiced both rude and adjurious. I didn't get that one. But I think I got that little bit of it. Yeah, I think I got that little bit of it. Do you think you've heard enough? Well, I'm not exactly sure what I'm hearing, but I think I got it. Huh? There was a young fellow of Barrow, whose swingbone was sliding in the middle. Oh, I can't read the rest of it. It's too bad. It's too bad. Most of these are too bad. Most of them are too bad. Can you read it off the air? Well, I can read this one. Monday night. There was a young man of Belgrade. He cared neither for God nor his savior. He walked down the strand with his prick in his hand,

31:08jailed for indecent behavior, tolerance. Now those ones are the tame ones. How much can you take? Okay, how about this? How much can you give? There was a young man of Australia who painted his ass like a delia. The drawing was fine, the color defined. Oh, that was a failure. These are words that go in either direction. Poop. Level. Hi. I'm here by... ...referred. Huh? Huh? Who? You, you... You're somewhere. You, you're up back. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh... You... Hey, you know why? Why I am what else?

32:15I do. Better than what? I didn't think I'd ever heard it. And I guess these are words that describe animal diseases. See if you can do these. The blue ink of buffaloes, the blue ink of buffaloes, and exaltation of lard. A skull of foxes, a smother of spider. Trambling of goldfish. Buzzy fizzle. Buzzy fizzle. Buzzy fizzle. The following notice. Hara. These words are asking to the visitors. The bull. Pumpkin.

33:15The lab. Crab. Oh my god. It's a fish here. Wheel out. It's a fish. It's a fish. It's a fish. It's a fish. It's a fish. Thank you, Max. Are you willing to change places? To take off their bags and packets of the club room before 4.30. What was that? And in the meanwhile. I can't believe it's already here. Oh no, James. But computers have accelerated scientific progress to the point that if you blink an eye, it'll go through both. Porto. We have Porto coming up later. But it's not really in Christian. Yeah, in the anti-Porno. In Hong Kong. A dentist advertises as follows.

34:15Teeth extracted by the latest Methodists. A national and international communications excites. Icar pharmacists. In the Chamley. Murdo. Cham. O come. You may be missing out on something. Oh, some of these limericks are really disgusting. They have spurics about to change. In Congriland. This is counting. Out. Dice. Try. In Congriland. In Congriland. I can do that backwards too. Danem. Icar. Porto. Try. Dice. Out.

35:16You are Danian Taylor. Acting in this case. Icar. What are your summer suits? Because it's big rush. We will execute customers in strict rotation. They also travel at high speed. And at very low level. In Congriland. The rate we're moving ahead. Century 21 is coming up fast. Icar. Gets in line. Icar. Second place. Five. ellent. Of course. Icar. Second place. Oh yeah! It's anriegford, England. I have an atomic liplurant.

36:18It goes, there was a young fellow named Bill, who took an atomic pill. His naval corroded, his asshole exploded, and they found his nuts in Brazil. How about this one? While pissing. On death. An old ghost. Fell asleep. Listen. It's not a ghost. And it fell off the sea. Close your mouth. A ghost. That was bloody. Oh. How about this one?

37:18There was a young fellow named Bill who explained to his friends with the size of one. The size of one? The size of one? The size of one? The size of one? The size of one? The size of one? The size of one? The size of one? We were in... We got them. They blocked you up... Argh... Are you trying to get rid of it? Nothing What should I do?

38:19Hop up Barrow Dogger Dog Rockets blazing Crater's backing up Can you sense a flash with this microphone? Flash. Flash. Oh, good. Dog here. Dog here. We're here to stop and buy. But on top of that, I'm pretty recording for this time, so... You're a pharmacist?

39:24Oh no, pharmacist. Dog? You're pharmacist? You're missing it. Dog here. You're pharmacist? Night, you can't. Stop on the wall. All alone. You have to be bad. You still have no parents turn. What's in the electrical? I can't help you. I can't help you. Okay, push. Can you hold on to that? No, what else? I hate these things. But I don't mind as well. I just want to put this down. You can press click there. You're a pharmacist. Thank you.

40:24I heard what we got. We can tell him in the old part, dude. I've got this one. And what's in your baby, of course? Who is lying? A wife? And a tour? A man's on the air? Here. Here. Here. That's what I just said. I said lie. That's good. That's good. You're a Satan. I just said that one. Dog here. Dog here. Dog here. Dog here. Salah. You have to be better. Oh. Oh. Oh. First time ever. Tell me what... Yes. First time ever. If not for all지고in someday.

41:32Well, I'm going to take that as a no comment, so. Nice, nice, nice. Yeah, just listen to Dr. Rochelle. Listen, listen, listen. Dr. Rochelle, listen to Dr. Rochelle. Listen to Dr. Rochelle. Listen to Dr. Rochelle. I've got a problem with my wife here. And her, uh, she doesn't need to, uh, I've got her with her son, and she's just a kiddie. Oh, yeah, that's a lot. hassle I have a problem with my husband. I've got a problem with your husband. Yeah, well her husband. My husband. Sure is. It was my wife and I. And a lot. Yeah. It was her wife and a great wife. But it was her own family and her own wife. Anytime we knew about itd. It was her own family anyway. Yes, that's right. It was true. There we go. Here's your tonight, tonight, tonight.

42:38Yeah. Last question tonight. Night subject mod mod world is youth. Becoming better. Sure. Last man. Found a subject and you know something about new people. No, they do. I don't know. There's a mixed world. But the management psychology.

43:56You want to kill Ash, you have to go in and sit to the psychiatrist, so I'll just watch these nuns. I want him to psychiatrist, so I was having fun. And when I went to the Planetarium, I saw the psychiatrist, and he said, that Ash had died out of her head. But the fetus of regret turned her head into regret, and she saw the poor skin of all women. But could I give you a ring? Let that be. Let that be. Start it. You want to go inside? Yeah, you're right. Hang in there. Hang in there. Hang in there. Hang in there. Hang in there. And I want to see what she should do. He said, well, now he said, no you're not ready. Come out, yeah. But if they do, it's you, you're going to be going to get out. And you're going to get out. But if they do, it's you, you're going to get out. Don't worry. Don't worry.

44:56I got to get there again. Crazy. I have a great eye on you. You can put it in the body. He said, Doc, I've got a beautiful home up in the mountains of the North. I got a gorgeous home down in Florida in the winter. I'm sorry, I forgot the word, you know. Tell us about it. The private helicopter takes me to four exclusive golf clubs, which I have a member of the doctor said, what's your problem? He said, oh, you make $27 a week. We're going to pass, please. What? Going over each. I caught. Laughing.

45:57Wait a second, what we got out of here in Iowa? Look, there's a very big confine gentleman right there. How do you do, sir? Reckless. In congruent. And parachute's blowing. Because the more indications it's going to be, the computerized world out there. Well, we do anything about this planet. The word anus is kind of a joke in that word, Uranus. And as a schoolboy, I remember that we used to taunt one another with that pronunciation. So the language wants to get rid of them.

47:01When I fall asleep, you dream. My dreams are. And dreams I walk with you. And dreams I don't do you. And dreams are mine. All the time is yours. And dreams will be mine. One before dawn. Feeling the sky like white cardinus. But at this point it seems as though as though in fact people are getting rid of it.

48:03But at least if you listen now to a news broadcast. Shall we have fun? Second, the one guy's the most. Third, the person who wins the drawing. I caught. In congruent. I caught. I caught. In congruent. At every show, select from the group. In congruent. Several people you would most like to have for your future hostesses. Thinking you can fly. Swoop. Fly. Always select a couple people that I would most like to have for my future hostesses.

49:06I sometimes find easy land to tell me. Is there any reason why you couldn't have a show? I think you'd be wonderful. Going over the edge. And it's blind. Streamers. You ready? And it's blind. Fire. The band is playing. The band is playing. The band is playing. Coming down the runway. The band is playing. Hold on. Let go. Let go. Trust me. Let go. Let go. Going over the edge. Speedy.

50:06Funstruck. You reach for the sky. Take the leap. Believe in dreams. Dream part. And shine like gold dust in literature. This is KPFA, KPFB Berkeley. KFCF in Fresno. Your friendly ID on the hour. You're listening to over the edge. Take Stone Age with Alex Jackson tonight. That's him. Down. Beacon words. Most of the world can't tell you anything. What you have told us is the performance of the open. He's going to be using computers, man. In congruent. But I thought that most computers were huge, expensive, complicated machines run by PhDs in white coats. Yep. What's all changed? I'm talking about, and you're not. I think that more people prefer the new refreshing creative cookies over Pepsi. It's really great technological advances in the past few years.

51:08It's true. More people are, as we... topologists. Yeah. Catching the wave. Catching it if you can, can. Catch the wave. Cop. Vi. Icon. In congruent. Icon. In congruent. I've been away so long, Oh, let's come and go. All I did was write a letter. Get out of some sense of embarrassment. Icon, incongruent. Yes, I'll be imaginative. You can't blame him for what happened now. What are you doing? You stale, briefly.

52:10Slide. Then float. Okay. Hello? Here's one more box. And you might as well take this away. What's wrong? It's snowing. The day was long. Speak of me, I'm too late. How much is it for you? Delay. Press for a ball. To error. Delay? Press for a ball. To error.

53:10Okay, here's some free music. Here's Aira. Take one. Okay, let's try. Take one, Zippy. Wow! I have a flash lap and into your ear. Aira. The adult party game. Tonight. We're warming up the board. We're going to be taking some phone calls. Don't forget. This is pre-record for this time zone. Okay. Listen to this.

54:10This is warming up the board. Allow a time for Zaira to warm up. You must follow the instructions to receive meaningful messages. Zaira will be what you want it to be. Think positively. Okay. So, through this electronic media, maybe our minds can touch and meld and we'll pick a few words and tell something. Can you feel Zaira? Can you feel something? Can you feel something? Can you feel something?

55:11This one doesn't need Zaira. He's already following. Well, be patient and concentrate on the questions. Maybe the pharmacist? I don't know. This is the way to enjoy a cup of coffee. Okay. Continuing to set the game on Zaira. Do you have any words to put Zaira to test? What? We're having a little bit of a time getting Zaira warmed up to stand in there. It's my own special. A exolverine. I can't believe it.

56:28Keep it a try. Use Zaira MC. Hang in there. Stop the game. Okay, outline is a three. Good question. Come on. Fine. Good question. Thank you very much. Bye-bye. Yeah, that's right on target. Reach damage. We need to get to that shot. This fabulous game, the number is 84425. He's right. Zaira. Come on. Come on. Nice game. We got a call. I said spreading your badge. Hello, callers. Zaira awaits. Allow time for Zaira to warm up.

57:28Go ahead. Yes, I was studying to become a pharmacologist. I mean, yeah, pharmacologist. Okay. You want to know an answer? Yeah. That's your question? Well, I have this problem. You see, I was kicked out of college for cheating. Oh. Yeah. Well, I think Zaira may be able to help you. Well, you see. You'll have to touch your radio. Excuse me? You have to touch your radio to get our vibes and send your vibes to us. Okay, I'm touching the radio. Zaira is warming up. Okay. Zaira, this man is asking about redeeming himself from cheating in pharmacology school. Yeah. You see. I'm sorry. Here we go. I'm going to put the mic down to the board. I'll help the spinning. It's a little more complicated than that. You see, I was kicked out for cheating. It was with the Dean's wife. Wow. He's feeling it. Wow. You see the big cheating with the Dean too. That was the same.

58:30Okay. Zaira is warmed up. Ready for calling number two. Right. Right. Wait a second. Can you phrase that in question? A question. That's not. Yeah. I'm going to say, you know, Webby Paul, baby. Save my baby. I can't understand you. Who heard he mumbles? Paul said, here get you something with plenty of power. The world is music. Power number three. Hang on, hang in there. Hang up. Speaking word. What? What? Are you there? Yes. Yes, yes. Yes. Yes. Sir. Sir.

59:30Sir. Sir. Sir. Sir. Sir. Sir. Sir, sir. Sir. Sir. Sir. Sir. All right. Sit down. That's Zaira. You're command. Is it him? Shut up. You're just starting, huh? You're just starting. You're the right. Hey, you call up to the high-tech building, and I'm just starting. We're going to have to send you through this digital synthesizer home. We're going to have a round of applause for you. Yep, it's still just starting. Let's see. While I told you, hang on, hang in, and I'm going to hang up. Go ahead, call number five. Your friend is a radio streamer. That's right. OK. Go ahead.

1:00:31Zaira says that you went the wrong way. Give us another response. We'll see what Zaira can do for you. For you, for you, for you, for you, for you, for you, for you, for you, for you, for you, for you, for you, A4-8-4-4-2-5-2-5-2-5. Sayura. Call in those numbers now at 8-48-4-4-2-5. A place on your arrow with Joe. Come on. And my name's not Joe. Oh, hold off. The call in hand. Thank you for answering us. Go ahead. Yes. Can you strengthen up this jamming mass? Joe and Tammy? Tammy, Tammy. Jim and Tammy? Yeah. OK, I think we may be able to see what Zaira says about this. Travis. Wait a second. It's going up the board. Oh, we don't have a spear. I'm not playing. Hold on. How you doing? Thank you. Zaira, thanks to a traction. I hope we leave it. Thank you. Thank you.

1:01:31Thank you. You're welcome. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Call in number seven. We're removed. Not much. Crafts, books, and images. More than literary merit. They're all poorly written, book, and fiction. Perfect, perfect, perfect. APPLAUSE And you definitely do not need a doctor's degree in science or math to operate one. But you may still wear a pretty white coat, if you wish. That's not what I meant. That's not what I meant. That's not what I meant. How do you say Italian? Italian comedy. So, Joe just said Zaira answered career questions. Rustic spell. Oh, that's right. Earlier tonight, when the live taping of this pre-recorded program went on, we took some career questions.

1:02:31So, Zaira's here to answer them. We're watching TV right now. Let's see what we can get on this TV. OK, what's his career question? Well, I'd just like to note, just personally, if I'll be getting a shot about that. And the next and next three line line line line line. OK. OK. We'll check it out. Go, go, go, go, go. Go, go, go, go. I was at the point. It's point to letter letter letter letter letter letter. LAUGHTER That means that's it. Anyway, anyway, spin again. OK, here we go. The word is point. It must have us, it must have us. That's not what you told us. It's not like he crashed into our team. The next word that he figured out is a new course. New course, New course, New course. No, no, no, no, no. No, no, no. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. And the third word, word, word, word is two. Don't do that. Two bucks in a plan. Is that the choice that we can't choose? Oh, oh. In the final, my answer is land.

1:03:33Land, land. Land, land. Land, land, land. Land, land. Land, land, land. Thank you, Alex. Thank you, Alex. Thank you, Alex. OK. Other further questions? Ooh. Ooh. It's like just sort of over the kind of truck. Ooh. No. You can check over to the sheet. You can't get me real. It can be. It can be. It's like, oh, these trees are pretty close. Oh, these trees are close. Oh, these trees are close. Oh, these trees are close. Oh, let's see. Boy, don't you hang on, hang on, hang on. I'm gonna hang on. I'm gonna hang on. You got it. I'm going. Look, look, check it. That phone number has to be recorded for. OK. OK, 4, 4, 4, 2, 5. We're playing a game. I'm going to join in. Media, media. Media. Media, media. Media, media. Media, media. Media, media. Sound, sound, sound, sound, sound. Sound, sound, sound, sound.

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