You are amazing, intelligent, and funny if you listen to this clean-comedy podcast. Fake sponsor Habitat for Inhumanity—making a world where everyone has an indecent place to live. Random Noodle Updates Daniel caught poison oak again, finally got his hair cut, and his dog missed the opportunity to be SuperDog. Feedback FEEDBACK The Amazoning Noodle Suggested by Federico Martín Iachetti: Missing parts 3 stars by Golidog on 10 Aug 2014 (UK store)  Theres a cover missing on the exhaust pipe. It’s probably not important but maybe this could be fixed for the next model. Thanks.   Shame, Thy Name is Lego Death Star! 🙁 5 stars by G on August 1, 2013 I can’t believe I bought this thing. The buyer’s remorse was instant. I’m 34 years old and bought a Lego Death Star. Is this what my life has come to? Spending hard earned paycheck dollars on plastic bricks? Whatever, dude! This is the BEST. TOY. EVERRRRR!!! I put it in my kitchen as a decoration. I like to crush the **** out of Lego Luke in the Lego trash compactor. Take that, maturity!   Associated hazards 4 stars by T. Savage on March 19, 2014 It seems like a great piece, but every time I have it almost finished some punk kids in orange come by and smash it. It’s gettin’ old REAL fast.   Please note the choking hazard 4 stars by Lattimore on March 19, 2014 This set includes 1 Darth Vader minifigure: not recommended for children under 3 or those with a disturbing lack of faith in the force.   You Rebel Scum By Jarad Denton on March 19, 2014 I have to admit, suspending a car payment to purchase this “toy” was a debate raging inside me for many moons. But, saner heads prevailed and I received my battlestation just in time to have my car repossessed. The first thing I noticed was that this particular model is not to scale. It is the actual size of a small moon. It literally took 19 years and a team of unpaid, undocumented teddy bears to construct this engineering marvel. However, once it was finished I had at my command an instrument of unholy terror and enjoyment. I immediately tested it on my neighbor’s dog. After the blast reduced the canine, and much of the surrounding area to subatomic debris, I decided that the world needed to enjoy the thrill of my new toy as much as I had. This is where my cautionary tale hits a snag. You see, there’s this kid. Allegedly, during my world tour I “accidentally” blew up his farm, incinerating his aunt and uncle. Instead of talking it out like a rational human being, this blonde punk decides to blow up my super – awesome Legos. So now I’m set back 19 years and tens of thousands of dollars in missed wages from all the work I stopped going to. And of course there are no teddy bear slaves in sight. Fortunately, I saved the instructions. So after a few years, which actually defies all logic to speak of – since my foremen only works one day a week because he is permanently dependent on a ventilator… Thanks Obama, we finally got this thing halfway built and working. Wouldn’t you know it but five minutes later the farm punk shows up, tells me my foreman is his Dad and the two proceed to gang up on me and throw me down an elevator shaft. Which is quite literally where I am writing this review from. Seriously, what else can go wrong today? Noodles in the News NEWS_AND_LINKS Thanks for the iTunes reviews! * SOMEONE Your reviews encourage us and help others find the podcast! Please rate and especially write a review for us in iTunes...