¡Oye, que tu hermana es peligrosa, Fausto! Casi me meto en un accidente como tres veces hoy - por la risa.

'arroba' *is* the @ sign.

Loved hearing her on the show. Have her back some time.

Alec

Said by: Alec at December 8, 2006 08:03 AM

Muy bien on a fun show guys! Good to hear Sal-E again!

By the way, my "buzzer" is actually a 100,000 volt stun gun. Naturally, it's for, um, my own protection (insert snicker here)... And trust me, I won't use it unless prompted to and most of the time it's on myself ...

Keepin it kinky in S. Cal,
Buzz

Said by: Buzz at December 8, 2006 10:15 AM

Wait a minute..it says shes 61 and she said shes 10 years older than Fausto..so Fauson is 51 :-O ??

About Sal-E, WHEN DID HE GET HIMSELF A HUSBAND!!! NO SAY IT AINT SO!!!

Said by: mikey at December 8, 2006 12:59 PM

Wow. That was painful. I guess I need to learn to speak Spanish now.

Said by: Steven at December 8, 2006 02:19 PM

WOW! That was a lot of really fast Spanish!!!

Said by: Dave in Tampa at December 8, 2006 02:52 PM

OMG, I wanna see pics of SAL E's hair!!!

Great show guy.

Love,
PUPPY D

Said by: pup don at December 8, 2006 04:17 PM

Hey there!
Just a random question. I love the show and listen quite regularly while getting ready for work. I go to the website occasionally too, but constantly get caught up with a banner that pops up. It always blocks the description of the most recent show. I think I'm fairly internet savy...but for the life of me can't figure out how to get rid of the banner! Any suggestions?

Brenda

Said by: Brenda at December 8, 2006 06:11 PM

Brenda,

I hate to break it to you but I think you are the victim of a virus. The Feast of Fools website does not have any pop up banners on their site. You should run an anti-virus program as well as a spyware removal program.

Good luck. :)

Puppy D

Said by: pup don at December 8, 2006 06:15 PM

Brenda,
I think you are using a newer version of Internet Explorer. Try changing brwsers to Safari or Firefox or an older version of IE to fix the problem.
Marc

Said by: Marc at December 8, 2006 08:05 PM

I think Marc's right. I've had that same problem since I upgraded to IE7.0.

Said by: Dave in Tampa at December 8, 2006 10:25 PM

Great podcast guys, just to confirm sal'e it's champurrado. We filipino's have our own version and its basically it's sweet chocolate rice.

Said by: JJB at December 8, 2006 10:49 PM

Well, these episode or whatever it says, it was fantastic!!! Yayi is so cool!! espero salga bien de la operacion!!! Also Sal-E, paisano!!, i love his laugh... it remembers me one of my junior high best friend!!
Well, this is the first time i write to Feast of Fools, and let me tell you that every time i hear it, the people arround me just look at me like if i'm crazy, because i just can stop laughing... but i just cant explain them because they just cant speak english, neither spanish, so trying to translate in japanese its not funny.
Well, best wishes for all of you!!! Fausto, Marc, Sal, Amanda, Ronnie and all the guys who made these program be...
Muchas gracias muchachos por alegrarme el dia cada vez que los escucho!!!

P.S. i almost forgot!! In Mexico its gettin... (sorry) los dias de vacaciones se han ido disminuyendo por las reformas y demas cosas!! :( sinembargo aqui en japon si tienen dia verde, dia del mar y mamada y media que solo lo hacen para no trabajar... bola de huevones!!

ahora si! bye!!!

Said by: Ychan at December 8, 2006 11:34 PM

finally!!! another yayilicious episode! it's been some 11 or so months since the last one, if i remember correctly... please have her on the show more often! jjb, pinoy ka rin?!! kumusta, kababayan?!! yes, us filipinos have our own version of champurrado and get this... we eat it with fried dried salted fish! (tastes a whole lot better than it sounds!)

Said by: patrick from the philippines at December 9, 2006 04:45 AM

Fausto has some crazy relatives, don't he? Yayi's right - many people born in the US don't think they need to learn to speak other languages, and yet people around the world know how important it is to do so. So, you Gringos who don't, get off yer haunches y aprendan otra lengua, cualquiera que sea!

Said by: Patricia Fernós at December 9, 2006 11:44 AM

Hey guys, that was one of the funniest shows ever. Yayi is a hoot!!! Have her back again.

Said by: Michael Nejedly at December 9, 2006 11:57 AM

She's a funny lady.

Said by: Daryl at December 9, 2006 03:26 PM

Y'all learn from Ychan! Why, he even knows Spanish slang! (not to mention English...) How 'bout that? And he's Japanese! ¡Qué chulo, qué simpático, Ychan! Te felicito!

Said by: Patricia Fernós at December 9, 2006 03:44 PM

hey guys love the show...didn't understand yaji much but it was wicked to hear

love to sal e again i love him!

peace Dave xxx

Said by: dave at December 10, 2006 02:53 AM

Hoochie Koochie!

Said by: Destroyer of Worlds at December 11, 2006 08:50 PM

Sale-E you tease, your Myspace says single!

Said by: Destroyer of Worlds at December 11, 2006 09:04 PM

Hilarious show, had me in stitches, had to keep rewinding so I could try to catch it all when there were all three or four speaking at the same time. Sounded like one of my family reunions, everyone hollering at once in both languages, with Bible quotes and cusses sprinkled in for good measure.
Buena suerte con la operación Yayi, seguro que vas a quedar divina!
lis

Said by: lis at December 12, 2006 05:50 AM

We make Abuelita chocolate too, but no blender. Just boil the milk and toss in the hockey-puck of chocolate (you can snap the puck in half and use half the milk for 1-2 servings). Stir on low heat until the puck is dissolved. When my grandmother was alive, she also made bunelos, tamales, and flan. mmmmm Love this time of year!!!

Said by: Sergio in Chicago at December 12, 2006 03:53 PM

Oh my god I love your sister Yayi!!! That was one of the funniest episodes you guys have ever recorded. She totally reminds me of my own funny hispanic family. Have her on again soon, maybe for Pride next year????!

~besos y abrazos to all my carribean hermanos y hermanas~

Said by: Leslie at December 13, 2006 11:05 AM