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Hair Dog Chels Bells "Ad-man" Scott And the Chocktaw So happy I came up with 2 (1?) extra nickname(s) for them. That's how happy. Also I formatted the names as a list so that's another thing I did. Haven't even listened to the episode yet and already I'm giving back.

submitted as a catchphrase

submitted as a catchphrase

submitted as a catchphrase

HEY DAN GET JUSTIN, RYAN, AND JACKIE OFF THEIR FUCKIN' ASSES AND TELL THEM TO DO SOME MORE GRANDMA'S VIRGINITY AAAAAAAAAAA (Incoherent screaming fits in right here, farts, psychic abilities, etc.) Also, keep up the good work. You know? 2nd Also, as a message for people communicating on this here forum, you can find more Dan Harmon wisdom hours on at least three episodes of the Grandmas Virginity podcast. I didn't know about earwolf until these people complained about Comedy death-ray getting all of the attention.

Can I be a freeloading parasite for a minute and ask for someone to please, please cut out the Pope's joke (true story) of the four celebrities in an airplane and put it on youtube?

new noop noops!

That's one way of submitting something as a catchphrase.

No good?

Which are rare affliction that can be quite painful. submitted as a catchprhase

I'm kind of surprised at the amount of people complain about the quality or tone difference of this one. I look at it in the light that Zmuda was the partner in a team of groundbreaking comedians that propelled one of Scott's biggest influences through the major standards of show business back in the day. In meeting one of your heroes, you adjust your behavior and your methods a bit. If he wants to have Clifton on, of course Scott's going to put Clifton on the show, no matter how much of a doddering asshole he is. I'll write more in depth about this after I finish kicking my grandfather in the teeth because he can't play a decent chess game anymore.

submitted as catchphrase / good advice

submitted as a catchphrase

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Dikes or protect land from erosion and flooding while dams usually retain water for various purposes such as generating hydro-electricity, though the two are quite similar. Anyway, sorry for the confusion." submitted as a catchphrase

You are, though primarily this was submitted as a catchphrase.

This is a terrible catchphrase.

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Episode 103 has the best mix, most of the reoccurring guests in small chunks but is also a contiguous episode rather than a best of. Good runners-up of introductory episodes could be episode 31 with Michael Cera and a cavalcade of people ragging on Harris Wittles' first attempt at the Phone Corner, episode 59 with a classic Andy Daly character, or episode 77, excellent Halloween episode.

submitted as a catchphrase to class things up

http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/c387e12688/comedy-bang-bang-with-amy-poehler?playlist=featured_videos This should slip by the sinister media comptrollers of the frozen north.

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This is probably the greatest episode. I can't fully describe how each character kills and how well Paul F. did as a side-kick (as himself no less!), and the rest of why this episode works so well, but there's something oddly profound about having two songs (one improvised completely and one improvised (?) cover (!)) focusing on the subject of the middle-eight break. Maybe profound isn't the word. Memorable? The songs themselves are catchy. I guess it's the fact that a group people took the time to create two songs on the spot to criticize someone for not fully understanding what a middle-eight break is. I don't even remember hearing the term before this episode. But that's just one part, every segment is amazing. Either Truck Bastien should come back or Paul Scheer should do another character up against Scuttlebot and ParF Topminks. The way Scheer deflected his improv responsibilities was like hearing someone discovering judo sponteneously. Anyway, listen to this one!

Say it again, for our pleasure!!!