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Kulap I'd love to hear another chart of what comics/graphic novels you're into these days.

Adam Carolla is so stupid

Just ran across this on reddit. Thought it was relevant to this topics topic: http://imgur.com/rERzW

Haha that Sam Elliot segment really was great.

Guys I think I found an error in this squarespace ad you all love so much. Kulap's brother Lee says that all brothers are named Lee but then how is the other Lee's brother's name Howard and not also Lee?

Finger guns lol

Scott you can choose what verb is funniest for the blank spot. Call me, listen, laugh, some non-sequitor, I don't fucking know, do I sound funny to you? I didn't think so.

Scott you can choose what verb is funniest for the blank spot. Call, listen, laugh, some non-sequitor, I don't fucking know, do I sound funny to you? I didn't think so.

fyp

I would just like to confirm that mushrooms are A+++

How come people keep calling Marissa Wompler Jessica St Clair? Is that a character Marissa the comedy death ray radio intern does?

I remember when I was young and foolish and unsure if I loved the podcast after the first couple episodes. I feel shame for my former self.

Haha why is a starving child so funny

If I'm not watching WolfCopter on Adult Swim in 2013 there will be hell to pay.

Hurry up DVRed Colbert Report, I've got Improv 4 Humans to listen to!

I'm sick of Jason not being on twitter.

How come I'm not friends with Howard and Kulap?

I love how Cheap Seatsy the last two episodes have been. I'm one of the biggest Cheap Seats fans in the world.

I'm too busy buying stuff off Amazon through the links to make comments

Why isn't Kyle calls mother a regular segment? edit: just finished episode and Tig suggested the same!

I like this new game where Scott asks what color is least wrong to describe a christmas tree, and so on.

A tour de force performance by Jason Nash in this episode.

I can't believe how willing to embarrass himself Scott is by doing this new freestyling segment. I love it. Very brave.

Good episode love the show etc. I think I disagree with Robert about the hamster sun question. What fusion reactions are happening in the hamster sun scenario, that have a higher yield than the mostly hydrogen + hydrogen (with some helium + stuff going on as well) fusing going on in the sun? I haven't taken Nuclear Physics in 8 years (holy fuck im getting old) and it's 3:36 AM and I'm lazy so I'm not about to do any H + H ---> He + Energy comparison vs. a hamster sun. As I recall deuterium + tritium is supposed to be super efficient but Im guessing most of the suns hydrogen isn't an isotope at all, so that isn't very relevant. This pillar of memory in my brain could be whats making me be wrong here but I just think the average hamster atom is so much heavier than the hydrogen and helium of the sun that fusion will be happening much less rapidly. Maybe I'll google fusion reaction calculator and see if it looks like I'm wrong, which I probably am.

Haha Scott Aukerman you are the worst freestyle rapper I've ever religiously listened to the podcasts of.