ieatpants
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oh man, this is great. plus i love the background noises at about 34min -- there are some obvious benefits to recording this somewhere where, you can, um, have a smoke.
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"Hamburglar? Hamburglar plays drums."
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quote of the year.
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Is this the first Body Rap? I need to catalog all of it.
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i think this is the first body rap. and i had to come back to search for it after seeing Kyle doing the body rap on Inside Amy Schumer (season 3, episode 2).
just brilliant.
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mary holland was channeling a bit of susan windchime -- wonderful.
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tom green was very... tom green-ish. he is like some sort of canadian shocking disc jockey.
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"I did not wind-know that!"
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*dying. dying. dead.*
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Highlight: Paul rambling/discussing about The Batman. Aka the batting gentleman.
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Lowlight: No dictator of the week discussion.
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This is setting up to be a lovechild of the Thompkast & Superego. I want to marry that lovechild.
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3.5 Stars.
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"i'm a woman"
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kills me everytime
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This is such an attractive line up
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obviously you are referring to the attractiveness of the personalities of all the guests (and host) -- otherwise, what kind of monster would you be if you mentioned jarles' fantastic suit and perfectly coiffed mustachio -- or even Bitsy's Boo's perfect teeth?!?
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just kidding, i would bone all the people on the this ep, in one big writhing mass of flesh, no less.
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so, Dabney is 96?
and his first 366 days alive included a leap year...
so he was born in late 1918 or early 1919.
luckily 1920 was in fact a leap year, so...
the only way this makes sense is if he was born between march 1 and march 27, 1919.
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Dabney, your math checks out. happy belated birthday bro.
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claudia slipped in that carrie from sex and the city's full name is carrie brownstein -- from portlandia
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i love you claudia
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god, this is wonderful. my wish is that all earwolf shows must do a u2 ep.
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next up: r u affirming u2 nation 2 me?
where bob ducca just names all of the band members
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wow. there's no reason to get all aggro. (capital f? jeez)
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i was defending a guy for bonding with his kids over weird al... now i just feel dirty.
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Real music as in music made for music's sake, rather than made for parody and comedy's sake. I appreciate some musical comedy, but its a niche. I can't fathom only appreciating comedic music, seems like such misuse of an art form
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obviously you should like whatever kind of music that you like.
but for what or whose (whom's?) sake music is made seems irrelevant... especially to your bigger point -- which is (i think) that fans of comedy music are hipsters and/or are self righteous?
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i don't even know if that's what you're trying to say. all i do know is that if someone wants to listen to solely musical comedy and nothing else, they should be able to do that and enjoy it and it's not really fair of you to judge them for it.
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personally, i love weird al, but like most people, i also listen to other artists, who generally don't sing parodies. regardless of whether or not a song is funny or not, it's definitely real music, and it occasionally makes me feel inspired, sad, happy, or something else entirely.
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As a person who loves real music, I would vote no... being a fan of and/or witnessing in concert ONLY weird Al would not endear her to only genuinely interesting people, maybe self important hipstery people, who I don't always find as interesting as they think they are
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you love "real music" you say?
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i simply can't believe i'm the first to do this:
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a stone is only 14 pounds -- how could Lord ALW be so far off?
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he's not very british, is he?
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i'm glad to see the engineer cody trying to get a "handle" on things:
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(alternate joke: he's "handling this well")
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oh god. the last 5 minutes. bless.
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"i just think motherfuckers wanna laugh"
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real talk.
thanks for this.
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This was CBB tradish, like a warm blanket
And when you get to sing choruses for the musical guests, I love that
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this was the best. i got a little choked up when they came in on the last bit of the last song. dunno why. must be the onions (my apartment is filled with onions).
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Guys. I have never felt more blessed than when Len Wiseman mockingly described the joke in my name. Holy shit. I was late in listening to this ep because I just had a kid this weekend and basically this is my Best Week Ever with Paul F. Tompkins.
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first of all, congrats.
secondly, i'm very impressed that you were able to listen AND comment despite just giving birth.
and lastly, it warms my heart and restores my faith in humanity to know that there is a litlte VajayjayLeno running around out there.
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kudos!
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jason patric's butthole: it's closer than you think
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yea pretty much. when it was adam's turn to use the cord, scott would hold it out for him and then pull it back just as adam was reaching for the cord.
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it is pretty much summed up by this pic. (not mine)
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just wanted to pull out this frame, because.
seriously.
these guys.
this frame.
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I was really hoping this was the #1
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i don't think that's him.
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Also, this guy was in jail. Do you expect him to be funny every second? I thought Jack Abramoff was surprisingly likable.
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i just wanted to sign up for an account to say i like this. it's a good joke.
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EPISODE 7 - A UFC Weigh-In
in SPONTANEANATION with Paul F. Tompkins
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look friends, let's get one thing straight:
the Cuyahoga River runs through Cleveland -- Cincinnati is located next to both the Licking River and the Ohio River.
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in conclusion, Licking.