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YIKES! http://www.foxnews.com/story/2008/09/18/michigan-woman-will-be-jailed-for-fatal-dog-attacks.html

Leave it to Stard to make cooler heads prevail. Let me just say again, I love this show (ALL of it), I'm just overprotective of Mr. Motorcycle I guess....

Don't get me wrong, I love Ku, and she's a very important part of why I love Whoch and Twoch. But sometimes, she seems to use Howard as some kind of foil when certain guests are in studio. Meaning, she takes things that have been discussed previously (such as space v. ocean, crazy make-'em-ups or movie length, etc.) and treats them as weird curiosities in these rare moments. Rather than the "That's just our crazy Howard" attitude of, say, your average Twooch episode. Once again, I love KU!!! And this is not a critique. It just makes me sad to hear mommy and daddy fight.

There are some shows where Kulap would rather portray Howard as an idiot to the guest. This is one of those shows. This guest, in particular, seemed to have a bond with the show and with Howard and Kulap seemed to be in overdrive to pick out the things that Howard does on a normal basis that make the show what it is. It reminds me of the people that would be your friend unless there was someone else around, but only insult you in public. It makes me sad....

It's episodes like this that make me sooooo glad I don't live in California. EMF elimination...it must be nice to not ever have anything to worry about.

"Life is treacherous, man. Things are going along, all the sudden I hear Drake whistling."

"Work....my horn."

I've said it before, and now that it's been brought up, I'll say it again: GET MC CHRIS ON THIS SHOW! Surely Gemberling has a phone number...

"I like to mark a book up, so I can see where the learnings are." -H. Kremer

I'm listening to old Harris podcasts today rather than focus on work. It makes me so sad to lose a member of the Earwolf community, whether I knew them personally or not. He was so young and had such an amazing future ahead of him. He, and his future foam corners, will be missed. R.I.P. Harris.

These live shows are always wheels off. Howard's frenetic energy and desire to entertain the live audience always cause stutter-step conversations, Kulap confusion, and just plain awkward statements. I love it. The audience's reaction to "Fuck Fruitvale" had me cringing in my seat, and I was laughing out loud at Howard's attempt to backtrack and explain. I've been a Chartist since day one, and if I go to a live show and don't get a front row seat, someone's getting "The Bugle" pounded out on their head!

"I constantly want to change my screen name due to things said on the shows" -Nana Smelly-in-her-panties

"Snake Break" made me think, for a fleeting second, that we might get the bastardized return of the "Plane Break" that we had all been waiting for.

I want a weekly Horatio podcast with Chris Kattan as sidekick. His stories are great, and I'm not sure if he has the wherewithal to know not to tell them on a podcast.

I've heard of "Hooray for Hollywood", but "Hooray for Horatio"? Yes, hooray for Horatio. Yes, indeed.

Earwolf is THE podcast pusher. I can remember a time when I had never even heard of Lauren Lapkus. Now, my Fridays will not be complete without this show. Earwolf continues to introduce me to hilarious new talent, proceeds to get me addicted to hearing these people, and then gives them their own weekly podcasts....STOP RUINING MY LIFE, EARWOLF!!!!!

"Coming up off that...R. Kelly...uh, stickers...stickers. R. Kelly stickers." One of the best things about Twooch (and Whooch by proxy), is the "family vibe" surrounding it. From the "Chartist" label and all the gifts (and resulting theme song), to the personal stories and rare disagreements; Howard, Ku, and Stard always make the show seem like a get together of (true) best friends, and I'm just lucky enough to be in the circle. Ku's admission of how happy she was to be back "home" during Howard and Stard's telling of the alligator tail nonsense, really made me smile. I understood what she was saying and feeling, and darn it I FELT IT TOO! This is the best podcast. I'll fight anyone who says different.

That Apple commercial is so bad (apparently), I can't even find it on all of the internets! I found an article about how bad they are, but the video is set to "Private". This was all I could find:

Does this mean we're closer to a CBB episode with MC Chris? I'ma hope so!

I've been listening to multiple Earwolf titles for years now, and Brett has made them sound even better. I know he'll probably say that he's just a cog in the whole machine, but I think that he's the biggest cog of all. Thanks for all of the work that you do to make sure that these brilliant shows come to us in beautiful, full, stereo sound. When he's on mic for Two Charted he always adds to the show in a cohesive, yet unobtrusive, way. Plus, he seems like a genuinely nice guy. Thanks Brett! You Rock!

I always thought Jake sounded just like Dr. Demento. This episode clinched it.

This was the best. I was raised/ruined by Negativland. I was listening to their radio shows while my peers were listening to Top 40. It probably led me to be the kind of person that would listen to The Fogelnest Files every week, so this was a perfect fit for me. The only thing missing was The Weatherman, himself...

Did we ever figure out what does Carol Channing be in?

Have you ever heard a podcast that you hoped would never end? I have. Ask me how. And then ask me about my grandkids. They heard it too.

You're fun.