Thursday, April 12th, 2012
by admin on April 12, 2012
There are blatant violations of trust and decorum. And then there’s this.
Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser.
download audio
Tagged as: Bad Advice, Beer, big jim willig, Byron Beck, Celebrities, Comedy, Gross, Poop, Sex, World Politics, WTF
Previous post: Wednesday, April 11th, 2012
Next post: Friday, April 13th, 2012
{ 17 comments… read them below or add one }
Pretty sure “pot” comes from “potentiometer.”
Reply
It does.
Reply
So, that’s like, at least 3 or 4 major facts a show that we (I, specifically) have gotten wrong this week.
Not bad, not bad at ALL.
Reply
Came here to say this
Reply
As a Film and Media Studies major I got access to an advance screening of Cabin in the Woods (Drew Goddard was there for a Q&A; he was awesome!). I see about eighty films a year, and I can honestly say that this is the best film I’ve seen in a *long* time. (Of course, I’m a huge horror buff, so I probably got more out of it than the more mainstream filmgoer would.)
I’m interested in hearing Mike Russell’s take.
Reply
Beats are alright, but over-priced.
Reply
My itunes did a crazy thing. It stopped updating your podcast. Nothing is fucked dudes nothing is fucked, but it stopped updating because I stopped listening, for a while at least, maybe. I don’t know why and you didn’t do anything wrong but I just kinda stopped for a little while and it stopped updating and I felt bad for some reason. I’m back guys don’t worry it’s not you it’s me. I’m sorry but…
Reply
It happens. Frequently. It’s not like you cheated on us – we’re a podcast. You have other things to do with your day. You probably, on some level, got sick of our shit. Again – it happens. Frequently. You don’t have to apologize for it. We’re happy you’re back though.
Reply
So does Rafail count as one of the 10,000?
And don’t feel bad about straying from these guys. Chris Hardwick does have a sultry smooth voice, after all.
Reply
The only thing Hardwick does better than we do is collect checks from E!
But if E! wants to test that, we’d be more than willing to accept that challenge.
Reply
Old Chinese newspapers…
So, Byron’s a fan of Powersauce bars, eh?
Reply
While I’m aware that Salem has a lot of meth heads, I also find it interesting how that is all you ever reference that town about. Granted, not a lot of comedy to talk about in Salem, but when I wander North to Portland I always see plenty of junkies, tweakers, runaway teens begging for smokes, and crazy people talking to the voices they hear in their heads. I can only say this since I live in Keizer, junkie free since 1989 (sarcasm intended).
Also, I love Papillon!
Reply
Trust me, as someone who lived there – defending that city’s honor is maybe one of the most foolhardy exercises in civic pride I can think of. I beg of you – don’t go tilting at that windmill. Instead, expend that energy looking for escape routes
I’m not even kidding – for as provincial and snobby as downtown PDX can get (and it’s REALLY fucking provincial and snobby, especially considering the amount of shitty human behavior that happens there) I’ve always thought the city’s treatment of Gresham was ridiculous. Gresham is what happens when Salem grows up and gets a steady job.
Reply
Am i the only one who finds big jim’s native american voice the teensy-weensiest bit racist?
Reply
Maybe I’m being too sensitive… I work with a lot of the tribes in my area and I deal with a lot of racist b.s. Don’t mean to imply that Jim is racist
Reply
What, so dealing meth ISN’T a steady job now? Typical Gresham snobbery.
Reply
Gump was the name of the Puck-like character Byron was mentioning from Legend. I dig that flick, but I also recognize that it’s not a GOOD movie. I just find it entertaining.
Reply