Chris McCausland

Paraboloid.

It's also got the word bollock in it, which is quite good.

Well, it's just that, you know, I mean, it's part of the set, isn't it?

So control the things that you can control.

I use, you know, I always have a stool on stage.

I don't like being sat down for the full show.

to be up and about I like to kind of play the room but I always I use a stool really because it gives me a an anchor point it's a point of um you know I can return to the stool I know that that way is straightforward yeah and you know you can you can turn up at a venue and the stool's a bit wobbly the stool's too short it's a spinny stool that's no good to me you know if I'm using it you

Yeah, you know, do half a spin and then suddenly you don't know which way the front is.

So, you know, just in the way that anybody would take components of a set.

Yeah, sure.

Just take your own stool.

It kind of doesn't know what it is, does it?

No.

It's kind of, it's got the structure of an indoor chair, but with the seating kind of area of a garden chair.

It's very true that, Chris.

It's kind of, it doesn't know what it wants to be.

It feels like it shouldn't be indoors or outdoors.

Well, first of all, it took me so long to learn.

Every time I was asked, I'd go to get one for years, I could never remember whether I like ginger beer or ginger ale.

Every time.