WFMU: The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from April 11, 2013

Listener comments!
	6:06pm Clay Pigeon: Totes confused.
	6:06pm Night Al: Hi everyone...
	6:07pm Matt from Springfield: All right, "Willard Lite"! Hi Clay, Night Al and Pigeonnaires!
	6:07pm sFrances from VA: (i love rats) & am listening, not chatting but hello all!
	6:08pm Caryn: Hi all!
	6:08pm Night Al: Rats never bothered me. Now a palmetto bug, those I HATE!
	6:08pm Matt from Springfield: I've had grilled rat in Thailand--if there was a famine, it would be more than sufficient and quite welcome. But, the meat's very tough and dry; I wouldn't prefer to eat rat otherwise.
	6:09pm pierre: Clay and Pigeonnaires ! Bonsoir !
	6:09pm Matt from Springfield: Palmetto bugs, bane of the American Southeast! Hey Frances and Caryn!
	6:09pm Caryn: My only issue with rats is that they are incontinent and thus tend to leak urine all the time. Apart from that, fine animals.
	6:10pm Matt from Springfield: Bonsoir pierre! A rare live check-in to the Dusty Show for you! :)
	6:11pm Night Al: a palmetto bug actually chased me through my apartment once. I found my courage and went on the offensive and squashed that little bugger.
	6:11pm glenn: i love it when "the kids" say totes. hey clay - get off my damn lawn.
	6:12pm david_: The Rat mafia buys protection from politicians in NYC and other large cities.
	6:12pm Matt from Springfield: Hmmm, how many times does one go up the stairs per year, on average? 65,000 times between mishaps, my last mishap was about 8 years ago, hope I'm not "due" anytime soon...
	6:14pm glenn: architrave.
	6:15pm Matt from Springfield: Ark ih vault, not "Archie Volt": en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archivolt
	6:16pm pierre: pretty rare live Clay indeed Matt, that's because i'm doing some late tyding :)
	6:19pm Matt from Springfield: Glad you're listening while cleaning! Make your place "spic and span"!
	6:19pm glenn: hmmm. kinda the same thing, although i've never heard it called archivault. en.wikipedia.org...
	6:20pm Night Al: Now that I think about it, I did have one of our 'Florida' fruit rats charge me while I shone a flashlight on it at the bottom of one of my walls while in the attic once. It made me retreat..took me off guard being charged like that. So I take it back... fruit rats are freaky looking and BIG! Scurrying aroung in your walls is un-nerving.
	6:20pm glenn: sorry. archivolt.
	6:21pm Matt from Springfield: "See also Archivolt — expanded and elaborated architrave element Dolmen — Neolithic predecessor, megalithic tombs with structural stone lintels Lintel Post and lintel — architectural system with architraves-lintels" Well I've got quite a bit to learn about architectural arches!
	6:22pm Charlie Brown: Rats!
	6:22pm glenn: measure twice, cut once. payday's friday. all you need to know.
	6:22pm Night Al: The way to kill a fruit rat is set out poison and take away all water sources in the structure. They go out to get water and then die. If not, they really stink after dying in your walls.
	6:26pm jay inthe woods: Holy crap, that voice. I can't not listen to this.
	6:26pm Fredericks: To Kill a Fruit Rat I read that book. I think.
	6:27pm Oscar: I'm not sure why, but Clay's stories with creepy protagonists are sublime.
	6:28pm Night Al: I have to say, I worked for Smokey Robinson yesterday and stuck around for the show. At 73 he still has it. The woman were screaming. The Tracks OF My Tears and Cruising were my favorites. Really enjoyed Going On A Go-Go also. Great band also.
	6:28pm Matt from Springfield: @Oscar: Most if not all of Clay's stories have a first person creepy protagonist narrating. Or else a third person narrator describing a creepy protagonist. His radio plays are like a modern Twilight Zone!
	6:32pm dale: been listening whilst i folded laundry. darks, in case you wondered. still can't figure out how to fold my wife's underpants
	6:34pm Caryn: @dale: there are 2 main techniques: 1) just fold them once in the middle, creating a bow-like shape, or 2) fold the crotch up, then both sides into the middle, creating a little square.
	6:34pm Ralphine: Clay, maybe you could try a prog throwdown against Dave Mandl next.
	6:36pm dale: thanks caryn. that sounds like they would make good pocket squares like that
	6:37pm dale: my mother always said 'they have me on rat poison - they're tryin' to kill me.'
	6:39pm Greg from Bloomfield: Just realized that Clay's stories are filling a big Joe Frank-sized hole in my life...
	6:43pm david_: You are untreated!
	6:43pm Night Al: Have you ever thought about squirrels. If they didn't have bushy tails they'd be very rat-like. Yet they get hand fed by the old ones and treated much better than the filthy, disgusting rats...hmmmm.
	6:44pm Matt from Springfield: "Fecal-Aural Transmission" -- Good Name For A Band.
	6:45pm Matt from Springfield: @Night Al: They are rodents, and basically tree rats. I liked a car commercial that (for some reason) pointed out that their cute fuzzy tail makes all the difference.
	6:46pm david_: Saw my first squirrel of the spring the other day...
	6:46pm Night Al: @ Ratt from Springfield: I had some squirrels in my crawl space once. Just as annoying as rats in my opinion.
	6:46pm Caryn: @Night Al: but apparently slightly tastier meat than rats. Less dry. And it has been discussed that one of the issues people have with rats is the hairless tail. Mice are considered cuter with their hairy tails, as are squirrels with their bushy tails.
	6:48pm glenn: squirrels - rats with good agents.
	6:48pm david_: squirrels in the wall can be noisier than rats...
	6:50pm Night Al: cold digital read seemed to work with the creepy music in the back.
	6:52pm Ratt from Springfield: @david: Probably bigger as well.
	6:53pm Greg from Bloomfield: I often think of ladybugs that way—they're beetles that lucked out.
	6:53pm Caryn: I'm reminded of Ken's post-Sandy battle with the squirrels invading WFMU.
	6:58pm dale: clay - how much research goes into these stories - is all this detail just inside you?
	6:59pm sFrances from VA: brilliant
	7:00pm Matt from Springfield: Glad you found this story, Clay! Have a good night, everyone! Always Remember...rodents!
	7:00pm Greg from Bloomfield: That was some Next Level shit right there, Clay.
	7:00pm Visitin': I loved that
	7:00pm Caryn: Wonderfully atmospheric story, Clay. In both ways.
	7:01pm david_: Love the possibility of redemption in these stories...
	7:02pm Matt from Springfield: @david: That's right, stor(ies) plural: redemption is a frequent, and wonderful element of many Pidge stories.
	7:02pm oh no: here we go.

The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from April 11, 2013

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April 11, 2013: Rats.

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Listener comments!
	6:06pm Clay Pigeon: Totes confused.
	6:06pm Night Al: Hi everyone...
	6:07pm Matt from Springfield: All right, "Willard Lite"! Hi Clay, Night Al and Pigeonnaires!
	6:07pm sFrances from VA: (i love rats) & am listening, not chatting but hello all!
	6:08pm Caryn: Hi all!
	6:08pm Night Al: Rats never bothered me. Now a palmetto bug, those I HATE!
	6:08pm Matt from Springfield: I've had grilled rat in Thailand--if there was a famine, it would be more than sufficient and quite welcome. But, the meat's very tough and dry; I wouldn't prefer to eat rat otherwise.
	6:09pm pierre: Clay and Pigeonnaires ! Bonsoir !
	6:09pm Matt from Springfield: Palmetto bugs, bane of the American Southeast! Hey Frances and Caryn!
	6:09pm Caryn: My only issue with rats is that they are incontinent and thus tend to leak urine all the time. Apart from that, fine animals.
	6:10pm Matt from Springfield: Bonsoir pierre! A rare live check-in to the Dusty Show for you! :)
	6:11pm Night Al: a palmetto bug actually chased me through my apartment once. I found my courage and went on the offensive and squashed that little bugger.
	6:11pm glenn: i love it when "the kids" say totes. hey clay - get off my damn lawn.
	6:12pm david_: The Rat mafia buys protection from politicians in NYC and other large cities.
	6:12pm Matt from Springfield: Hmmm, how many times does one go up the stairs per year, on average? 65,000 times between mishaps, my last mishap was about 8 years ago, hope I'm not "due" anytime soon...
	6:14pm glenn: architrave.
	6:15pm Matt from Springfield: Ark ih vault, not "Archie Volt": en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archivolt
	6:16pm pierre: pretty rare live Clay indeed Matt, that's because i'm doing some late tyding :)
	6:19pm Matt from Springfield: Glad you're listening while cleaning! Make your place "spic and span"!
	6:19pm glenn: hmmm. kinda the same thing, although i've never heard it called archivault. en.wikipedia.org...
	6:20pm Night Al: Now that I think about it, I did have one of our 'Florida' fruit rats charge me while I shone a flashlight on it at the bottom of one of my walls while in the attic once. It made me retreat..took me off guard being charged like that. So I take it back... fruit rats are freaky looking and BIG! Scurrying aroung in your walls is un-nerving.
	6:20pm glenn: sorry. archivolt.
	6:21pm Matt from Springfield: "See also Archivolt — expanded and elaborated architrave element Dolmen — Neolithic predecessor, megalithic tombs with structural stone lintels Lintel Post and lintel — architectural system with architraves-lintels" Well I've got quite a bit to learn about architectural arches!
	6:22pm Charlie Brown: Rats!
	6:22pm glenn: measure twice, cut once. payday's friday. all you need to know.
	6:22pm Night Al: The way to kill a fruit rat is set out poison and take away all water sources in the structure. They go out to get water and then die. If not, they really stink after dying in your walls.
	6:26pm jay inthe woods: Holy crap, that voice. I can't not listen to this.
	6:26pm Fredericks: To Kill a Fruit Rat I read that book. I think.
	6:27pm Oscar: I'm not sure why, but Clay's stories with creepy protagonists are sublime.
	6:28pm Night Al: I have to say, I worked for Smokey Robinson yesterday and stuck around for the show. At 73 he still has it. The woman were screaming. The Tracks OF My Tears and Cruising were my favorites. Really enjoyed Going On A Go-Go also. Great band also.
	6:28pm Matt from Springfield: @Oscar: Most if not all of Clay's stories have a first person creepy protagonist narrating. Or else a third person narrator describing a creepy protagonist. His radio plays are like a modern Twilight Zone!
	6:32pm dale: been listening whilst i folded laundry. darks, in case you wondered. still can't figure out how to fold my wife's underpants
	6:34pm Caryn: @dale: there are 2 main techniques: 1) just fold them once in the middle, creating a bow-like shape, or 2) fold the crotch up, then both sides into the middle, creating a little square.
	6:34pm Ralphine: Clay, maybe you could try a prog throwdown against Dave Mandl next.
	6:36pm dale: thanks caryn. that sounds like they would make good pocket squares like that
	6:37pm dale: my mother always said 'they have me on rat poison - they're tryin' to kill me.'
	6:39pm Greg from Bloomfield: Just realized that Clay's stories are filling a big Joe Frank-sized hole in my life...
	6:43pm david_: You are untreated!
	6:43pm Night Al: Have you ever thought about squirrels. If they didn't have bushy tails they'd be very rat-like. Yet they get hand fed by the old ones and treated much better than the filthy, disgusting rats...hmmmm.
	6:44pm Matt from Springfield: "Fecal-Aural Transmission" -- Good Name For A Band.
	6:45pm Matt from Springfield: @Night Al: They are rodents, and basically tree rats. I liked a car commercial that (for some reason) pointed out that their cute fuzzy tail makes all the difference.
	6:46pm david_: Saw my first squirrel of the spring the other day...
	6:46pm Night Al: @ Ratt from Springfield: I had some squirrels in my crawl space once. Just as annoying as rats in my opinion.
	6:46pm Caryn: @Night Al: but apparently slightly tastier meat than rats. Less dry. And it has been discussed that one of the issues people have with rats is the hairless tail. Mice are considered cuter with their hairy tails, as are squirrels with their bushy tails.
	6:48pm glenn: squirrels - rats with good agents.
	6:48pm david_: squirrels in the wall can be noisier than rats...
	6:50pm Night Al: cold digital read seemed to work with the creepy music in the back.
	6:52pm Ratt from Springfield: @david: Probably bigger as well.
	6:53pm Greg from Bloomfield: I often think of ladybugs that way—they're beetles that lucked out.
	6:53pm Caryn: I'm reminded of Ken's post-Sandy battle with the squirrels invading WFMU.
	6:58pm dale: clay - how much research goes into these stories - is all this detail just inside you?
	6:59pm sFrances from VA: brilliant
	7:00pm Matt from Springfield: Glad you found this story, Clay! Have a good night, everyone! Always Remember...rodents!
	7:00pm Greg from Bloomfield: That was some Next Level shit right there, Clay.
	7:00pm Visitin': I loved that
	7:00pm Caryn: Wonderfully atmospheric story, Clay. In both ways.
	7:01pm david_: Love the possibility of redemption in these stories...
	7:02pm Matt from Springfield: @david: That's right, stor(ies) plural: redemption is a frequent, and wonderful element of many Pidge stories.
	7:02pm oh no: here we go.

The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from April 11, 2013

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