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Inside My Head show number 54.
I may be losing my mind, just a little bit. And technology hates me.
Today’s Haiku of Frustration is called : “Accidently”.
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Music on today’s show by:
The Bathtub Sophist , with a song called “Binary”.
The Delicate Art of Noise Polution, with a song called “Weirdness”.
Monkeeman, with a song called “Universe”. (Warning: this web page plays music the instant you go there.)
Podcasts mentioned on today’s show:
The Ourobouros Podcast
Made in the UK Podcast
Two different shows! 
It wasn’t any offence you caused that made me post that comment, only a sense of personal pride that I’ve managed to get such diverse music on my show. Thanks for the plug anyway.
It’s a sorry state of affairs when a computer can’t distinguish between a bot and a dyslexic. But anyway….
On the show you asked us to tell you when you stopped making sense. You never make sense, that’s why we love you so much.
Comment by Colin G — April 10, 2008 @ 7:37 pm
Colin G,
I think that if I ever put all the little songs I do into an album, the title will be something like : “Tell Me When I’ve Stopped Making Sense”, or something like that.
Comment by Jen — April 10, 2008 @ 10:56 pm
Hi Jen,
Thanks for playing my song on your podcast. I’m indeed a one man ‘band’. I work in music professionally and these pieces I put upon the PMN are the brain-farts that are left by my professional involvement. So they fit your podcast about losing sense and all very well
Thanks again and all the best with your podcast,
Henk
the delicate art of noise pollution
Comment by Henk (the delicate art of noise pollution) — April 11, 2008 @ 12:00 am
Henk,
I really enjoyed your song.
Hi.
“Brain-Farts”?
Yeah, that fits my show rather well.
Comment by Jen — April 11, 2008 @ 1:40 am
Untitled Comment Haiku #1 (the first in a highly-acclaimed series):
O, technologiez
they always be broke n’ shit
but I fix for you
Comment by Shawn — April 15, 2008 @ 2:32 am