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I was hoping to meet a horse

I met a Thibault last Friday! (I think it was a different guy.)

I came to see where everybody was on the Venn diagram of Weird Al fan + CBB fan, and I am not surprised to find that there are plenty of us in that middle section! Weird Al (he was Weird Al back then) was my first concert ever, and CBB (in both podcast and television form) is my favorite content-provider! Hooray!!!!

I very much enjoyed Scott shitting on #reylo 'shippers with his description of the relationship between Kylo Ren and Rey as that of "rapist and accuser." CO-SIGN

I actually did a fist-pump on my Bart train this morning when Scott did a shout-out to people of all stars and stripes! Thanks for not forgetting us!

Unwashed sperm costs about $600 per cc, so the cost of a load would really depend on the volume of jizz... (My wife and I are currently trying to get me pregnant, so I've got a lot of info on this topic...)

I am super-sleep-deprived and I'm in the midst of a real existential shake-up currently but I swear I has a spiritual experience listening to CBB today. C+ episode! (But I need some closure about that baby! Someone please make an announcement when the baby comes?)

Enjoyed the call-back to "Big ups to people of all stars and stripes!" As a person of a particular star /and/ stripe, I can't get enough ups!

Poach Engineer Rashid!

I loved the I Was There Too reference from Gourley! As well as Stillwater's rejoinder that "We have nothing to gain by losing our heads" sounded "dumb". (And if you haven't yet listened to IWTT on Wolfpop, do it! So good!)

I woke up this morning and laughed aloud again remembering the Slumber Party segment. I feel like the contrast between the main ep this week and this b-b-b-bonus episode really shows me a lot about what I value in comedy. The Tom Green episode was not for me. I don't have too much to say on that topic, but Tom Green is irreverent, and he likes to throw the energy into uncomfortable places. I get why people enjoy his comedy! (And I liked Road Trip.) It just wasn't for me! I really like how Kevin and Scott played with this sad-sack character Seth Morris specializes in, without being mean-spirited or stealing focus. I really enjoy feeling like they are having fun too. I hope Kevin Pollack comes back sooner than six years from now. And I am fully going to re-listen to that part again today!

I legit cried during Melanie Lynskey's monologue when she said she had her first friend at 7, but that the friend wouldn't acknowledge her at school. I am constantly embarrassing myself listening to Earwolf podcasts in public. (I did laugh out loud when she explained her misunderstanding of "Tie Me Kangaroo Down, Sport"! Which only made my crying outburst worse!)

"Hey, Jerry, so, Joe's Apartment?" "Yeah." "Do you still hang with them roaches?"

As I was listening to this episode this morning, the woman sitting next to me on the bus was so excited when I finally pulled the cord for my stop. Apparently, I appeared to be an "insane-o"??? (For the record, it was when Jason called the landing on the Strip "Las Vegas's 9/11" and then said that New York New York got the worst of it, and I both cackled aloud and slapped my thigh approvingly that she realized she had chosen the wrong seat...) (Also, for those following along, I quit my job, and I found a new job where I hope to enjoy HDTGM whilst I enjoy my work! Hooray!)

I laughed so hard at how angrily Pam said "Arigato" when the waiter explained that it was Virginia Woolf not Sylvia Plath who walked into the ocean with rocks in her pockets...

I think... if I understand her correctly... the issue isn't compensation so much as being properly credited at the end of the film???

I was 100% Jade when I was in high school... Which is to say this made me laugh out loud repeatedly

I literally cried at that ending. Not embarrassing!

My wife, this morning: /shows me http://www.sciencealert.com/new-alzheimer-s-treatment-fully-restores-memory-function / "I guess they didn't need those sharks, after all!"

Deep Blue Sea: "They put a lot of pointless effort into that." -- Evan Goldberg

"We like an average-sized set of nuts."

I cannot stop ugly-snorting while listening. And I won't stop listening at work. Sorry, customers and co-workers! This is what I do for a livings!

Loved this episode. Loved the guests. Will not be watching the movie but legit got goosebumps and cried listening to the final reveal. And I truly enjoy all the crying these goofballs do at these terrible movies, because I do the very same thing. My sensitive heart gets no protection from my smarty brain. I will literally cry at anything.

I now love this podcast too much to listen to it at work. (Which is to say, I don't want to associate it with this job...) I now like my commute home on the city bus (1+ hour) more than I like my job. I haven't even watched the movie or listened to this week's episode yet, and already I am learning A LOT!

I have been struggling with what to say or whether to say anything. To Harris's family and friends, I am so sorry for your loss. And thank you, Scott, Brett, July, Ele, and everyone at Earwolf for sharing this. I cried so hard and I laughed so hard. I think it's a really beautiful thing y'all are doing, even if it isn't "serious." I felt like I knew him, though, of course I didn't. I am really feeling this loss, as I know so many of us are. Harris, you truly did make us motherfuckers laugh.