JacobCrites

This was the best. I still owe this show a world of thanks for introducing me to David Bazan. I've since bought all of his records and the Headphones stuff as well. On the topic of musical episodes I still would like a return to the episode with Dragoon and Sean Conroy where the guests just sort of brought something musical to the table whether they were musicians or not. It was fun having Conroy get everyone involved in an Irish drinking song.

Once we get this show to be more popular than Wolf Den there may be some retroactive backlash against Shore calling Sean a homo.

I think we can all agree that it's very offensive to call people cute and that we should none of us ever do it ever again.

So we finally have an episode where at no point did the guest come around and "get" the show. I thought I would enjoy that more, though I did find a weird sense of satisfaction in Pauley Shore genuinely not understanding the explanation of the Popcorn Gallery. Like, they actually needed to over-explain it.

I love it when episodes unexpectly go from pleasantly funny to absolute insanity. So I loved this, well, episode.

I like that the only thing Pauley Shore understood (and understood immediately) about the entire show is that it's funny to make fun of the engineers.

Well that was weird. I thought it was good that Sean hinted up top that the guest segment was "problematic." The boyZ (and I include Cody in that) really brought it and made it enjoyable. Still, some weird vibes. Vibes, Andy? Vibes?

I've just been by myself at work today. Like the only one in the whole department. So at lunch I go to Waffle House, which is like 10 minutes down the road. It's cold and breakfast is my favorite food, so coffee and waffles sounds wonderful. I get there, sit down, order my food. And then I realize that I forgot my wallet. So I drive all the way back to the hospital, get my wallet, go all the way back. I was just so determined to eat waffles today, I guess. Today has been stupid, is what I'm saying.

THEME SONG IS A THOM YORKE TRACK AUTOMATICALLY THE BEST PODCAST

I sorta feel personally responsible for that nasty conflict at the end of the show Didn't mean for my P-Corn Quesh to inspire that sort of rage. But also sorta peeved that the answer to my quesh was swiped for the pro version .

That's why it was awesome

1. Love Tears for Fears. And they were unexpectedly hilarious! 2. Love that PFT didn't do something obvious with the whole Cake Boss thing; instead he gave us a whole new character and expanded on the Cake Boss Universe (/Multiverse?) 3. Scott's reaction to Reggie saying he's never heard of Cake Boss was awesome.

p flawless work doodle of the boys

I need to get in on this fan art action. Y'all don't even know bout my art skizzies

hey gang just checking in to say work is stupid bye

I came here to suggest the same thing. Can some industrious listener please do this for us? EDIT: just saw hot slunch's post. YESSSS!!

You really can't argue that it was fair! I've really dug the music on the podcast. I hate modern country music, generally, but I've always loved Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson and other artists of that ilk. That always felt like "real" country music to me. It's neat to hear that there are artists still making genuine country music with interesting compositions, even if it's not always "my thing." It's always good to widen one's musical horizons. Even if you don't like it, the music doesn't have to inspire YOU. It has to inspire the improvisers, which it does beautifully. Plus there is such a thing as fast forwarding. Basically, shut up and stop complaing about a free thing that nobody is forcing you to listen to, is what I'm saying.

This is my favorite post of all time

I just listened to Harris Whittles' ep of You Made it Weird. Can someone computer-hug me? That was really tough to listen to I'd appreciate it if every single person in this forum including hayes and sean promised me that they will never do any drugs ever

Amazing that you would pick this. One of my top 10 favorite sketches of all time.

I know there's people on TVs so there's at least the 5 or 6 characters on Blacklist. So maybe there's 8 people, 2 seems a little low

I don't know numbers, guys I'm p sure that the united states only has like 80 people or so?

Seriously....how many listeners do you think this show has? I feel like it's probably only like 500 tops :-/

TBH I have crushes on p much everyone in this forum. I was gonna say something mean about Chanson but he called me attractive earlier so he aight

The intro segment dragged a bit, but Joe Wengert's character is one of my favorite CBB characs ever. And that plugs theme? Well, as Tiny once said, That's a good song.