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It appears that the plans of Archimedes have succeeded beyond all probability, and if you’re an evil overlord threatening the sanctity of space-time for reasons as yet unknown, there’s really only one way to reward unwitting henchmanship like that. What color is your evil parachute? Find out in Episode 109: Who Moved My Tea!!
– Geoff and The Count
It’s been a good four months since we’ve seen our old friend Archimedes. Welcome back chum!
It appears that today we have learned that our mysterious First Evil is, in fact, very adept at human resource management. That’s important to know about an arch-enemy.
– Count Dolby von Luckner
Archival Episodes of Note:
The Douglass Strategy is Launched
Frederick and Company SLIGHTLY botch the job
Ah, bickering robots.
During one of my summer internships back when I was in college, I had a manager who was into these weird management koans.
He had a book called “The Blue Frog Book of Sad Mondays” (which couldn’t have been the actual name of the book, but that is how I remember it) which imported some kind of wisdom along with blue-tinted pictures of sad bullfrogs.
Maybe it said things like, “Keep your worker-frogs on the appropriately sized lilypad”?
I don’t know, I’m clearly making things up now.
–Geoff
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Voltaire planned this expedition with a Napoleon firmly in the fourth slot. Now, he’s got himself a Lincoln and is none too pleased with the ad hoc replacement. Looks like Abe is going to get the boot… that is UNLESS he can somehow magically talk his way into Voltaire’s dead, whore-and-brandy-drenched heart. How WILL he pull that off? It’s French sophistication versus good ole fashioned American know-how in Episode 108: The King of the Catfish.
– Geoff and The Count
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