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Ben understands social irritants while Alex appreciates social joys. Put them together and the results are, well… interesting. Join us as we tackle yet another obscure list thrown at us from the fedora. And in the process one listener learns the secret behind a pain free Enumeration.
Social Irritants
Benjamin’s List:
1. Not turning on your vehicle lights in the rain
2. Loud movie talkers
3. Tailgating
4. Not lifting the toilet seat in the men’s restroom
5. Car alarms
Alexander’s List:
1. Saying something when people sneeze
2. FaceBook
3. Unaware travelers
4. Force compliments
5. Nagging from the older set over social customs
Social Joys
Benjamin’s List:
1. The birth of a child
2. Mosh pits
3. Playing outside as a child
4. BBQs
5. The Olympics
Alexander’s List:
1. Playing games
2. Writing letters
3. Dining
4. Dancing
5. Laughing
Listen to Episode 17 – 44:25
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Wednesday, March 24th, 2010
Tags:Alexander Green, BBQs, Benjamin Pfeifer, car alarms, dancing, dining, enumeration, facebook, fedora, force compliments, laughing, loud movie talkers, mosh pits, nagging from the older set over social customs, not lifting the toilet seat in the men's restroom, not turning on your vehicle lights in the rain, Playing games, playing outside as a child, saying something when people sneeze, tailgating, the birth of a child, The Enumeration Podcast, The Olympics, unaware travelers, writing letters
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This week on Enumeration we tackle the subject of wizards, from the good to the bad. We asked Zachariah to join us in the studio and help weigh matters. Ever wonder the connection between Harry Potter and Aldoph Hitler? How about why elves are so lazy? Does Michael Gambon deserve an Oscar?? You’ll have to listen to the special edition to hear our thoughts on the matter (coming soon).
Good Wizards
Zachariah’s List
1. Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore
2. Gandalf the White
3. Merlin
4. Ged
5. Abhorsen
Benjamin’s List:
1. Merlin
2. Willow Ufgood
3. Gandalf the Grey
4. Samantha Stephens
5. Miracle Max
Alexander’s List:
1. Vivi
2. Zeddicus Zul Zorander
3. Jimmy Woods
4. Wizards of the Coast
5. Uncle Arthur
Bad Wizards
Zachariah’s List
1. Randall Flagg
2. Circe
3. Lord Voldemort
4. Maleficent
5. Morgan le Fay
Benjamin’s List:
1. The Grand High Witch
2. Rhea of the Coos
3. Severus Snape
4. Jafar
5. Princess Mombi
Alexander’s List:
1. Kefka
2. Saruman
3. Elphaba Thropp
4. Harry Potter
5. Shazam
Listen to Episode 16 – 44:52
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Sunday, March 14th, 2010
Tags:Adhorsen, Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore, Alexander Green, Bad Wizards, Benjamin Pfeifer, Circe, Elphaba Thropp, enumeration, Gandalf the Grey, Gandalf the White, Ged, Good Wizards, Harry Potter, Jafar, Jimmy Woods, Kefka, lists, Lord Voldermort, Maleficent, Merlin, Miracle Max, Morgan le Fay, Princess Mombi, Randall Flagg, Rhea of the Coos, Samantha Stephens, Saruman, Severus Snape, Shazam, The Grand High Witch, top 10, Top 5, Uncle Arthur, Vivi, Willow Ufgood, Wizards of the Coast, Zeddicus Zul Zorander
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It’s an age-old question, in which Ben and I needed the help of a special guest to properly answer. So just what are the top 5 Nintendo and Super Nintendo games? We enumerated over this most delicate of matters for nearly two hours. How we managed to agree on a single cartage to represent each system is beyond me. Disagree with our choices? Get back at us.
Also, Ben would like to blame Andrew’s inability to hold a microphone for all those clicks and pops you hear. I agree. We love you anyway Andrew. Are you reading this?

It’s an age-old question, in which Ben and I needed the help of a special guest to properly answer. So just what are the top 5 Nintendo and Super Nintendo games? We enumerated over this most delicate of matters for nearly two hours. How we managed to agree on a single cartage to represent each system is beyond me. Disagree with our choices? Get back at us.
Also, Ben would like to blame Andrew’s inability to hold a microphone for all those clicks and pops you hear. I agree. We love you anyway Andrew. Are you reading this?
Best Nintendo Entertainment System Games

Andrew’s List:
1. DuckTales
2. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2
3. Metal Gear
4. Super Mario Bros. 3
5. Paper Boy
Benjamin’s List:
1. Super Mario Bros. 3
2. Mega Man 2
3. Contra
4. Duck Hunt
5. R.C. Pro Am
Alexander’s List:
1. Super Mario Bros. 3
2. The Legend of Zelda
3. Kirby’s Adventure
4. Final Fantasy
5. Kickle Cubicle
Best Super Nintendo Entertainment System Games
Andrew’s List:
1. Mortal Kombat 2
2. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 4: Turtles in Time
3. Star Fox
4. Donkey Kong Country
5. Super Mario Kart
Benjamin’s List:
1. Secret of Mana
2. The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
3. Mortal Kombat
4. NBA Jam
5. Star Fox
Alexander’s List:
1. Final Fantasy 6
2. Super Mario World
3. The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
4. Chrono Trigger
5. Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars
Listen to Episode 12 – 44:47
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Saturday, February 6th, 2010
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PRINT IS DEAD!!! Or… at least quickly becoming extinct. Sad yet true. So deal with it. But never fear! The Internet is a vast chasm of comedy that could replace serious social commentary in print form. This week we enumerate on our Top 5 Funniest Websites and Top 5 Serious Print Publications. In the process discover we that Ben will never have the correct accent to be on Jersey Shore… His heart was broken.
Funniest Websites
Benjamin’s List:
1.) http://www.everythingisterrible.com/
2.) http://awkwardfamilyphotos.com/
3.) http://oitcr.com/
4.) http://www.fmylife.com/
5.) http://xkcd.com/
Alexander’s List:
1.) http://www.youtube.com/
2.) http://www.uhhyeahdude.com/
3.) http://garfieldminusgarfield.net/
4.) http://www.collegehumor.com/
5.) http://twitter.com/
Serious Print Publications
Benjamin’s List:
1.) Rolling Stone
2.) Entertainment Weekly
3.) Time
4.) Popular Science
5.) TV Technology
Alexander’s List:
1.) New Scientist
2.) Print
3.) The New York Times
4.) Lürzer’s Archive
5.) Cosmopolitan
Listen to Episode 10 – 44:45
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Monday, January 25th, 2010
Tags:Alexander Green, Awkward Family Photos, Benjamin Pfeifer, College Humor, Cosmopolitan, Entertainment Weekly, enumeration, Everything Is Terrible, F--k My Life, Funniest Websites, Garfield Minus Garfield, lists, Lürzer's Archive, MTV's Jersey Shore, New Scientist, oitcr, Popular Science, Print, Rolling Stone, Serious Print Publications, The New York Times, Time, Top 5, TV Technology, Twitter, UhhYeahDude, xkcd, Youtube
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Welcome to 2010. Let the future begin! Kick this decade off right and set aside flying cars, hover boards, and space tourism for the moment to start with an awesome brand new episode. With the help of special guest host Jonathan from Chicago, we enumerate on our top 5 icky insects and top 5 cute and cuddly of the animal kingdom.
Ickiest Insects
Jonathan’s List: 1.) Maggots 2.) Bees 3.) Black Widows 4.) Cockroaches 5.) Baby Spiders
Benjamin’s List: 1.) Cockroaches 2.) Ticks 3.) Hornets 4.) Earwings 5.) Fleas
Alex’s List: 1.) Bed Bugs 2.) Praying Mantises 3.) Cockroaches 4.) Ticks 5.) Wasps
Cute and Cuddly of the Animal Kingdom
Jonathan’s List: 1.) Pomeranians 2.) Baby Polar Bears 3.) Dolphins 4.) Pink Fairy Armadillos 5.) Tapirs
Benjamin’s List: 1.)Kiwis 2.) Manatees 3.) Piglets 4.) Three Toed Sloths 5.) Loggerheads
Alex’s List: 1.) Slow Lorises 2.) Kittens 3.) Baby Seals 4.) Baby Chickens 5.) Koala Bears
Listen to Episode 9 – 44:24
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Sunday, January 17th, 2010
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With the holiday season firmly behind us, we enumeration on our top 5 gifts received and our top 5 personally purchased products and in the process we manage to answer the ultimate question, “What’s more important: existence or waffle fries?”, the answer may surprise you. And what’s this? No Ghostbuster reference? It’s there, it’s just hidden.
Gifts Received
Benjamin’s List: 1.) The Gift of Life 2.) Diamond Heirloom 3.) 1990 Dodge Omni 4.) First Concert Tickets 5.) Garmin GPS
Alex’s List: 1.) Electric Toothbrush 2.) Sketch Books 3.) My First Bicycles 4.) Nintendo’s Game Boy 5.) Chick-fil-a Bobble Head
Personally Purchased Products
Benjamin’s List: 1.) Trip to Europe 2.) College Education 3.) Come As You Are CD Single 4.) Michael Powers Baseball Cards 5.) Skater Shoes
Alex’s List: 1.) iPod 2.) Mac Book Pro 3.) 4 MGP Canon Power Shot 4.) Clothing 5.) College Txt Books
Listen to Episode 8 – 45:16
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Sunday, January 10th, 2010
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“As men get older, the toys get more expensive.” or so says, Marvin Davis, former owner of the Denver Broncos NFL Team. Although neither of us have a stake in a professional athletic franchise, this week we enumerate on our top five childhood toys and top five adult luxuries. Bonus, Alex gets “schooled” by a schoolteacher.
Oh, and we’re trying something a bit different during the holidays. Our lists will be “spelled out” as usual in about a week’s time. What can we say? Happy Holidays!
Listen to Episode 7 – 40:27
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Monday, December 21st, 2009
Tags:Alexander Green, basil hayden bourbon, Benjamin Pfeifer, Cincinnati Reds games, coffee, commodore 64, enumeration, he-man shrinky-dinks, hulu, lite-brite, pogs, starwars action figures, the appreciation of art/cinema
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WE’RE BACK!!! The adult responsibilities have subsided. Well, not really, but how could we stay away from you guys. To make up for missing last week, we have returned like gangbusters (or ghostbusters) with our top 5 Children’s Stories and our top 5 Literary Masterpieces. The question is, who is more well read. I’m telling you, now, I done good.
Children’s Stories
Benjamin’s List: 1.) Where The Red Fern Grows by Wilson Rawls 2.) Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of Nimh by Robert C. O’Brien 3.) The White Mountains by John Christopher 4.) The Indian in the Cupboard by Lynne Reid Banks 5.) The BFG by Roald Dahl
Alexander’s List: 1.) The Lorax by Dr. Seuss 2.) All Summer In A Day by Ray Bradbury 3.) The Ramona Quimby Series by Beverly Cleary 4.) The Sky is Falling, originally an old African fable 5.) Lose Now, Pay Later by Carol Farley
Literary Master Pieces
Benjamin’s List: 1.) The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger 2.) Slaughter House Five by Kurt Vonnegut 3.) The World According to Garp by John Irving 4.) Watership Down by Richard Adams 5.) The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien
Alexander’s List: 1.) Things Fall Apart by Achebe 2.) The Lorax by Dr. Seuss 3.) The Love Story of J. Alfred Prufrock by T.S. Eliot 4.) Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead by Tom Stoppard 5.) The Narrative of Frederick Douglass, An American Slave by Frederick Douglass
Listen to Episode 6 – 44:54
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Sunday, December 13th, 2009
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We survey the uncanny this week by enumerating on robots and puppets. Bracketing the discussion is, of course, your incredibly insightful listener feedback.
Robots
Benjamin’s List: 1.) Maria from Metropolis 2.) Nanobots 3.) Mega Man 4.) The Roomba 5.) Lego-Robot Bill & Ted
Alexander’s List: 1.) Data from Star Trek 2.) Asimo by Honda 3.) Andrew Martin 4.) The Roomba 5.) John Cavil of Battlestar Galactica
Puppets
Benjamin’s List: 1.) Your Standard Sock Puppet 2.) Marionette in Being John Malchovik 3.) Gabbo from the Simpsons 4.) King Kong 5.) Pigs in Space
Alexander’s List: 1.) Kermit the Frog 2.) Yukon Cornelius 3.) The Bronze Statute of Talos 4.) Slimer 5.) The Big Giant from The Berlin Reunion
Don’t forget about Listener Feedback, which might included such gems as Beauty and the Beast, Vicki from Small Wonder, and maybe even Big Bird’s imaginary friend Snuffaluffagus. Yeah, our minds were blown too. You guys are awesome!
Listen to Episode 4 – 35:45
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Sunday, November 22nd, 2009
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It’s a real tour de force of podcasting this week, as we tackle the best 80s Sci-Fi films and 90s Romantic Comedies. There’s also a whole slew of listener feed back. You guys are awesome. So what did we come up with?
80s Sci-Fi Films
Benjamin’s List: 1.) Return of the Jedi 2.) The Terminator 3.) The Abyss 4.) Enemy Mine 5.) E.T.
Alexander’s List: 1.) Back to the Future 2.) Empire Strikes Back 3.) Ghostbusters 4.) Dune 5.) Akira
90s Romantic Comedies
Benjamin’s List: 1.) Singles 2.) Groundhog Day 3.) Chasing Amy 4.) Clueless 5.) You’ve Got Mail
Alexander’s List: 1.) Sleepless in Seattle 2.) Groundhog Day 3.) The Bird Cage 4.) Threesome 5.) Pretty Woman
But which movies edged their way to the tiptop? The answers might surprise you.
And what did you, the listeners, have to say on the subject? Your thought provoking enumerations can be found after the break. Quality stuff guys. Keep it coming!
Listen to Episode 3 – 31:57
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Friday, November 13th, 2009
Tags:akira, Alexander Green, back to the future, Benjamin Pfeifer, chasing amy, clueless, e.t., empire strikes back, enemy mine, enumerate, enumerating, enumeration, ghostbusters, groundhog day, listener feed back, lists, pretty woman, return of the jedi, singles, sleepless in seattle, the abyss, the bird cage, the terminator, threesome, top five list, you've got mail
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