Rum Doings Episode 162
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In our 162nd ever Rum Doings, our topic is, are net curtains ever acceptable? Apologies for this brief summary, but John is currently one-handed, and typing hurts rather a lot. But just know this is the second appearance of Judge Coxcombe, in which we respond to your questions. Also we're very offensive, so enjoy that. It's a really good, double-length episode! Don't forget to email [email protected] with the word "shibboleth" to indicate your interest in coming to a live edition of Rum Doings.
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