WFMU: Night People: Playlist from January 5, 2012

Listener comments!
	7:00pm the glowing one: first!
	7:01pm max: NNIIGGHHTT PPEEOOPPLLEE!!
	7:04pm Caryn: Indeed!
	7:05pm Your name:: No HTML, please? How about some good old... </html> hah!
	7:05pm kme in chi: On a scale of 1 to 30, how high are you guys right now? Serious question.
	7:05pm Matt from Springfield: Czech pudding.
	7:06pm Caryn: God, this is like Ted going "Bowl. Bowl? Bowl! Bowl..."
	7:06pm Matt from Springfield: Fudge off, and fudge out! Another pudding slogan that may never catch on...
	7:06pm the glowing one: I'm 6 out of 7 beers right now. some extra wine not counted.
	7:07pm Dan B From Upstate: Happy New Year, Night People!
	7:07pm Matt from Springfield: I'm jealous, glowing one!
	7:07pm the glowing one: I ate horse this evening
	7:07pm Matt from Springfield: Happy New Year, Dan B!
	7:08pm Caryn: @Dan B: Happy new year to you, too! And to everyone else!
	7:08pm the glowing one: actually that's where the red wine comes from... some of it was used for cooking... some
	7:10pm Caryn: I'm starting to suspect the glowing one is Newt from Aliens. "They mostly come at night... Mostly."
	7:10pm cory: happy new year, men. its time to talk puddin pop.
	7:10pm Matt from Springfield: That's the problem with trying to embargo Iran--what you need to do is shut off their pudding, and they'll surrender right away.
	7:12pm Matt from Springfield: You're getting show idea from 7SD???!! That's it, that's the last straw! (SLAM!)
	7:12pm Caryn: Dave & Sandy, did you listen to Meghan's pudding discussion today?
	7:14pm the glowing one: @Caryn: I'm certainly not someone who you will have to work your *** off to rescue an entire movie long just to have died a long time before the next movie starts.... (does that sentence even make any sense?)
	7:15pm Listener Dave from Seattle: today is national pudding day
	7:16pm Matt from Springfield: @Caryn: Really?? Quite a bit of pudding talk today! "Today, on Pudding Talk: is butterscotch pudding relevant in this day and age? 201-209-9368..."
	7:16pm no no: actually I suck the most
	7:16pm Caryn: Yes, the glowing one, it makes some sense... Nice to know that she hadn't weirdly come back to life and travelled back in time. Feel better now.
	7:16pm Listener Dave from Seattle: I'm a tapioca man myself
	7:18pm the glowing one: that muffled piano music is distracting
	7:18pm Caryn: @Matt: yep, it's a pudding-tastic day. I actually joined the conversation with the etymology of the word "pudding" and how that relates to the differences in word usage in the US and UK. Maybe they'll change the name of this show to Night Puddings...
	7:20pm the glowing one: ancient agyptian culture to modern agyptians is just... ancient
	7:21pm Listener Dave from Seattle: What about bread pudding? That doesn't make any sense at all.
	7:21pm Caryn: Well, it's better to suck than to blow. A philosophical pondering.
	7:22pm the glowing one: but you can only suck as much as you can blow and vice versa
	7:23pm Matt from Springfield: @Seattle Dave: Actually when people were poorer and every crumb of bread mattered, bread pudding is how you re-used stale bread without having to throw it out.
	7:24pm Listener Dave from Seattle: I am interested in hear about what kinds of exotic puddings are available in Egypt.
	7:24pm Matt from Springfield: Also, in Britain anything of that soft consistency can be called "pudding".
	7:24pm Listener Dave from Seattle: Yes, but then you have bread in your pudding.
	7:26pm Matt from Springfield: That kind of pudding is radioactive--anything that touches it becomes pudding as well.
	7:27pm Caryn: @Dave: the word pudding comes (via French) from the Latin word for "small sausage", and originally referred to all encased meats. Hence, blood pudding etc. Later, pudding primarily referred to any mixture of grains or starches with other food stuffs. This came from Navy usage. Puddings were the primary food aboard British vessels. Hence, such puddings as bread pudding, steak & kidney pudding etc. Only later, and predominantly in the US, pudding came to refer to the tapioca/chocolate types. Even nowadays, most such desserts are called custards or blancmange in the UK. Not to mention the general use of "pudding" as a general term for "dessert".
	7:28pm Matt from Springfield: Okay, REALLY heading out this time! Good night, people! (Good, Night People!)
	7:30pm Caryn: Night, Matt!
	7:44pm Caryn: Saw a documentary about a tapioca farm in Hawaii, but I suspect if I startedtalking about that process, other people would follow Matt's example and run away...
	7:54pm the glowing one: omg, that totally reminds me of the one time I dressed in red colors with a turban and scared the shit out of that women! and she spit! yuck!
	7:55pm Caryn: were you glowing then too?
	7:56pm the glowing one: of course, I'm always am... one way or another
	7:59pm the glowing one: NP you are tooo polite to have her talk this long... tooo polite
	8:00pm the glowing one: americans are tooo polite when they are not ;)

Night People: Playlist from January 5, 2012

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Listener comments!
	7:00pm the glowing one: first!
	7:01pm max: NNIIGGHHTT PPEEOOPPLLEE!!
	7:04pm Caryn: Indeed!
	7:05pm Your name:: No HTML, please? How about some good old... </html> hah!
	7:05pm kme in chi: On a scale of 1 to 30, how high are you guys right now? Serious question.
	7:05pm Matt from Springfield: Czech pudding.
	7:06pm Caryn: God, this is like Ted going "Bowl. Bowl? Bowl! Bowl..."
	7:06pm Matt from Springfield: Fudge off, and fudge out! Another pudding slogan that may never catch on...
	7:06pm the glowing one: I'm 6 out of 7 beers right now. some extra wine not counted.
	7:07pm Dan B From Upstate: Happy New Year, Night People!
	7:07pm Matt from Springfield: I'm jealous, glowing one!
	7:07pm the glowing one: I ate horse this evening
	7:07pm Matt from Springfield: Happy New Year, Dan B!
	7:08pm Caryn: @Dan B: Happy new year to you, too! And to everyone else!
	7:08pm the glowing one: actually that's where the red wine comes from... some of it was used for cooking... some
	7:10pm Caryn: I'm starting to suspect the glowing one is Newt from Aliens. "They mostly come at night... Mostly."
	7:10pm cory: happy new year, men. its time to talk puddin pop.
	7:10pm Matt from Springfield: That's the problem with trying to embargo Iran--what you need to do is shut off their pudding, and they'll surrender right away.
	7:12pm Matt from Springfield: You're getting show idea from 7SD???!! That's it, that's the last straw! (SLAM!)
	7:12pm Caryn: Dave & Sandy, did you listen to Meghan's pudding discussion today?
	7:14pm the glowing one: @Caryn: I'm certainly not someone who you will have to work your *** off to rescue an entire movie long just to have died a long time before the next movie starts.... (does that sentence even make any sense?)
	7:15pm Listener Dave from Seattle: today is national pudding day
	7:16pm Matt from Springfield: @Caryn: Really?? Quite a bit of pudding talk today! "Today, on Pudding Talk: is butterscotch pudding relevant in this day and age? 201-209-9368..."
	7:16pm no no: actually I suck the most
	7:16pm Caryn: Yes, the glowing one, it makes some sense... Nice to know that she hadn't weirdly come back to life and travelled back in time. Feel better now.
	7:16pm Listener Dave from Seattle: I'm a tapioca man myself
	7:18pm the glowing one: that muffled piano music is distracting
	7:18pm Caryn: @Matt: yep, it's a pudding-tastic day. I actually joined the conversation with the etymology of the word "pudding" and how that relates to the differences in word usage in the US and UK. Maybe they'll change the name of this show to Night Puddings...
	7:20pm the glowing one: ancient agyptian culture to modern agyptians is just... ancient
	7:21pm Listener Dave from Seattle: What about bread pudding? That doesn't make any sense at all.
	7:21pm Caryn: Well, it's better to suck than to blow. A philosophical pondering.
	7:22pm the glowing one: but you can only suck as much as you can blow and vice versa
	7:23pm Matt from Springfield: @Seattle Dave: Actually when people were poorer and every crumb of bread mattered, bread pudding is how you re-used stale bread without having to throw it out.
	7:24pm Listener Dave from Seattle: I am interested in hear about what kinds of exotic puddings are available in Egypt.
	7:24pm Matt from Springfield: Also, in Britain anything of that soft consistency can be called "pudding".
	7:24pm Listener Dave from Seattle: Yes, but then you have bread in your pudding.
	7:26pm Matt from Springfield: That kind of pudding is radioactive--anything that touches it becomes pudding as well.
	7:27pm Caryn: @Dave: the word pudding comes (via French) from the Latin word for "small sausage", and originally referred to all encased meats. Hence, blood pudding etc. Later, pudding primarily referred to any mixture of grains or starches with other food stuffs. This came from Navy usage. Puddings were the primary food aboard British vessels. Hence, such puddings as bread pudding, steak & kidney pudding etc. Only later, and predominantly in the US, pudding came to refer to the tapioca/chocolate types. Even nowadays, most such desserts are called custards or blancmange in the UK. Not to mention the general use of "pudding" as a general term for "dessert".
	7:28pm Matt from Springfield: Okay, REALLY heading out this time! Good night, people! (Good, Night People!)
	7:30pm Caryn: Night, Matt!
	7:44pm Caryn: Saw a documentary about a tapioca farm in Hawaii, but I suspect if I startedtalking about that process, other people would follow Matt's example and run away...
	7:54pm the glowing one: omg, that totally reminds me of the one time I dressed in red colors with a turban and scared the shit out of that women! and she spit! yuck!
	7:55pm Caryn: were you glowing then too?
	7:56pm the glowing one: of course, I'm always am... one way or another
	7:59pm the glowing one: NP you are tooo polite to have her talk this long... tooo polite
	8:00pm the glowing one: americans are tooo polite when they are not ;)

Night People: Playlist from January 5, 2012

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