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I won't disagree with that list of least favorites, but the Tig and Stephanie episode was fine to me, they just talked about more serious stuff for quite a while. I'm not going to make a lot of friends with my list of least favorite episodes: Nick Kroll x 4 episodes CBB: The Movie (Sean Clements, Hayes Davenport, Ben Rodgers & Hayley Huntley) Snow Dome (Jimmy Pardo, Paul Brittain) err... so bad it's actually bad, because of how bad it is?

I'm hoping for Vocal Fry because I love how much Scott and the guests hate Willy Mapleton, and his classic, nails-on-a-chalkboard "that's not a very good song".

Michael Ableton was right. Do not talk during the Would You Rather theme.

Answer on page 53

No, ok ....how about ironically? No, ok ...how about as a social experiment? Boba??

Did someone say........ farts?? (I'm working on a new character)

Not to be a Negative Nelly, but straight-ahead funny stuff like this doesn't make it any more often than 'lol random' anti-comedy does.

Oh boy, do you want to open that can of worms? I'm fine with leaving it alone if you are.

I heard that for 2016 they're going to change the name of this board to: New Catchphrase Lottery or Post Anti-Comedy Rhymes Here

gets popcorn, sits down and settles in

I think we can all admit that they both suck, without losing nerd cred. Sure, they're both great for dressing up in nerdface and making the cover of this month's Geek Chic, but my God are they both recycled nostalgic bullshit.

I assume you typed all of that out, Mr. Smitty. We won't have any copy-pasting of all caps swearing around here.

That is an epic spoonerism.

Argh Can anyone help me figure out how to tag my Amazon purchases to Spont, instead of just Earwolf in general? For that matter, are all the Spont URLs in one place? Why am I dumb?

I'm especially proud of this one, even if nobody else saw or liked it. Good job, me.

Woh-oh, amber is the color of your engergy.

Slant called it "simultaneously heady and lyrical"!!!!!

To nurse baby-babies.

I guess I stand corrected.

By the way, I think that Jason, June and Paul are fantastically talented, and I'm a huge fan of all three. I was only critiquing their possible decision to stop saying 'on the spectrum' due to sensitivities. So many psychological traits have a 'spectrum'. I'm contending that the traits themselves, especially in basically functioning people, are fair game for jokes. As an analogous example: making fun of someone for having OCD is different if that person: A: cannot function B: functions well in life but irons her socks before she can put them away, and has to put coasters at right angles to the tables they're on. B is fair game for jokes, as is some guy's mild Asperger's, or the neuroticism of the people who want to raise hell about 'on the spectrum' jokes.

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I have some trouble enjoying the two characters from Kroll and Mulaney, and I was wondering if anyone else did. Maybe that's why no one's talking about it?

GROSS, THAT'S ONE TOO FAR!!!