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Oh, Kulap. Positive energy from Twooch still. It's painful. But please, learn more about Shoegazing (Ask Scotty since he's old). Nowhere by Ride. Ferment by Catherine Wheel. Loveless by My Bloody Valentine. Souvlaki by Slowdive. Split by Lush. NOT Fall Out Boy. I love you and Wie Wie and Cody and Frank and Brett still (so much).

I had to sit this one out. I only speak Spanish, and these two clowns were only conversing in Ingles.

Don't forget your MASCULINIDAD.

Any thoughts Scott? (Someone direct them to the right thread. I'm not sure how to.)

I think Moshe might be the funniest guy who seems to be outside of the Earwolf/UCB family. He's interesting, he's razor sharp, and, most of all, he's funny. Sorry this doesn't add much to the discussion, but I just thought I'd leave a worthless opinion in case it stirs someone to listen to his stand-up.

I listened to this three times and still laughed so hard that Sierra Mist came out of my nose (it was actually water). But this makes the 5th episode already this year that was better than last year, AND we have a Farts & Pro 3 coming out. How am I going vote for the year's top ten?

Great episode, Zazzu.

I had no clue Wie Wie had those freestyle skills. I was expecting something like, "Well it's Hollywood Facts and we're going downtown," or "Well my name's Rappin' Scott and I'm here to say," or "Dick York is a rock star." But he has flow! I also had no clue that he could pay attention long enough to get the pizza crust and other references.

Sometimes life is good.

I put off listening to this because the first first five minutes was awful. I've never heard Austin so indifferent. Plus I didn't know Matt and Kim. I also fast-forwarded to the DBS at the end. What happened there Wie-Wie? But, of course, I listened to the rest of it today and it was a fantastic show. Matt & Kim and Howard & Kulap sounded like high-school friends. This was actually my favorite episode in several weeks. Thanks guys.

I kind of disagree. I knew this was a steampunk comic adaptation, so I knew it would be cheese. Sometimes cheese can be fun when the expectations are low.

And we get to see Bruce-dick.

(double post; Cake Boss)

I like how they kept it classy the whole time. Thanks for cleaning it up and only saying "b-hole."

That Legal Zoom commercial was the worst freestyle rap battle ever.

You sang "Goodnight Sweetheart" without Hot Dog? By the way, what's up Hot Dog?

Eugene Mirman was so much more willing to play the CBB format than his first appearance with Jackie Clarke. And the 40 year old references were amazing.

Think anyone's spent $500 to watch this guy eat turkey? (He's not that bad. The bar is just raised so high for Whooch?)

Or your name isn't Mike Detective: Unlicensed and Uninsured Private Eye.

I think Jon Daly's improv card should be under review for "California Williams." Oh, and

He's still no Yaphet Kotto.

Thanks for putting up that Bob Mould video. Glaser and Wurster killed it.

Wait, that sounded dismissive. Listen to the Rafflecast first because it is freaking awesome. It different because you could hear the instruments as well as the vocals this time. Cyrus and Brett are geniuses as always. The song is only about 2 minutes this time, but it still amazes me that something great could come out of 20 minutes. Now go listen to "White Trash Heroes."

The song Jon was singing was "White Trash Heroes" from the 1998 album of the same name by the Archers of Loaf. It's a top 10 song in my life (GOD I wish Brian had said it was one of his when he was asked just a few seconds later). Please spend the next 8 minutes of your life listening to this. Oh, and the shows keep getting better and better guys.

Has anyone brought up why Rafflecast seems to be the most difficult Earwolf podcast to sync with on iTunes? It's still not up after 12 hours. This is such a gem of a show that I would like to see it get its due.