Shin Tycrell

Great awesomely chill Podcast fun with Star Wars

Revisado: 08-12-22

This is an experience, like a psychedelic trip of Star Wars science fiction clad low fantasy fun. The boat is flowing down the river of time and sentimentality, the boat being Corey "Data" Padsworth III and Sir Justin "Eckard" of the Ladder. They are the Lennon-McCartney of Star Wars EU podcasts (which is which? YOU decide...). The river is that of Darth Bane's tears. Weeping and willing like a whippoorwill.

There is much introspection to be had here, it is a learning process of sorts. A journey into the northern lands of what they call "Canada", I have yet to learn how to pronounce it. Sometimes it's pronounced how it's written, sometimes it's "hoc" - "key". My studies of this podcast have lead to many different empirical discoveries and rationalist existential ponderings. Such as the epistemology of Winter and Ackbar. Can a fish bang a flesh clad maiden? It is not a question of pragmatism, it is a question of what is possible and how far can we sore into the sky. Star Wars once happened, yes? Therefore Winter and Ackbar did some naughty naughty sibylline subterfuge of the private region.

Overall, this podcast has enlightened me. I have achieved the outer path; saṃsāra continues on and on, just as Tapcaf Transmissions blows in the gale of time. Akin to Bob Dylan's classic "Blowin" in the Wind". All good things must come to an end, however I will keep Tapcaf going on for all of reality and beyond. The clones are in the making: Coreey and Justtin will sardonically sigh, after straitening to their full 2 meter height and peeling their thin lips back into a tightly wound grimace, about having to review the dark nest trilogy. It's okay guys, I love bugs.

Next time, on Tapcaf Transmission's 7,777th episode, we will be covering the obscure Legends property "Trailer Park Boys". (*Dragon Ball Title card theme plays*)

P.S. My sister said you guys look like "DILFs", take that as you will, Norm Macdonald Joni Mitchell... Awesomely chill-tastic in the EU ethos of temporal dreamscapes of sentimental nostalgia Eckford and Coreyson.



- Garrett (G. Finch) 8/12/2022

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