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On a similar note I remember watching a video of outtakes/stand up from Chappelle's show. During which they made Dave take off the hat he was wearing because it didn't look presentable. He tried on other hats and when he found the right one they argued with him about the positioning of the hat because it was covering too much of his eyes. Seems stressful enough to have to write and shoot the show and keep the crowd entertained. Focusing on such minor details seems like it happens a lot and can be really cumbersome for comedians. I couldn't believe that they were bothering him so much over a hat. The man is a brilliant comedian (my personal favorite) and he shouldn't have to be concerned with anything other than being funny while hosting and creating his show. The incident starts at aprox 6:10 in this link if anyone is interested. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dES1sFlxoOc

So Andy is a sincere fan of Sha Na Na? I always just kind of assumed he was referencing a fairly obscure (based on today's relevancy) band for comedic purpose. I loathe pop music, but even a cynical curmudgeon such as myself can get behind "Uptown Funk." It's not like it's the greatest song ever, but it is fun. Plus it's refreshing to hear actual instruments in pop music.

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The Kickerbike 2 (the better Kickerbike) only sponsors the best of the best in podcasting, that's probably why you didn't hear it before on any of these other shows.

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"His bio says 'I use a word that don't mean nothin' like looptid.'" Did not see that Stone Cold reference coming either. This took so many delightfully weird turns. I think Brandon technically counts as a deity now. Cheers to another great show. Been sick all week and I may actually be healthy now thanks to listening to this podcast.

So you won't be subscribing to my new blog where I post James Adomian's head onto pictures of adorable puppies?

I think we're burying the lead with this one. Is it possible that Jon Daly accurately predicted the future and may also be some sort of Time Bobby?

The laugh/noise James makes at roughly 2:14:33 following the "Jesus that old Capricorn" is the most wonderful sound I've ever heard. It's just pure joy. This was a real feast for the ears. Great music, great characters, and a delightful collection of EarWolf's best off mic laughers. Laughers isn't a real word, but I'm such a nonconformist that the basic rules of spelling and grammar do not apply to me. Ho Ho's random decision to adopt the name repetition gag was hilarious. Ho Ho is an amazing new character that hopefully comes back some day. All the characters really hit the mark. It was a joy to listen to.

I'm shocked by the deceit from Spaghettaboutit. Also Bob and Brett have a real undeniable chemistry. You can almost hear the bond being formed as they spoke. A bond that will, no doubt, last a life time.

Hopefully this is in the right place, sorry if it isn't. Anyways do you ever have things from the show start to creep into your life? Things like repeating someone saying "it's been a while" with the Staind version, or saying ITSSSSSSSSSSSS BEEEEEEN. I was inspired to make this thread after seeing Nasim Pedrad's name as a trending topic on facebook, and launching into a Hot Saucerman style Don Pardo impression for a solid 5 minutes. TL;DR - Basically if you have instances or stories where you've quoted CBB or CBB references have come up in conversation, please share them.

I enjoyed Scott forcing her to name them all. It felt uncomfortable AND hilarious. Also Pam has quite the range in character's. I downloaded it without looking at the guests and didn't figure out who was doing the voice until plugs time.

Tom Leykis is the man synchronized swimming needs. Always great to hear from him.

Australians ARE the enemy. Kroll's ability to raise his voice higher than any pitch receivable by the human ear is amazing. I tried doing it once and ended up hurting my throat. That being said it feels like...IT'S BEEN...quite a long time since I've heard him on a podcast and he's been sorely missed.

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Put that on the back and Earwolf on the front and you've got yourself the hottest selling t-shirt in podcast history. Anyways, Lauren's inability to make it through a song without bursting into laughter is still hilarious. Everyone hit it out of the park in this episode. Having an established comedy team on together is always a treat because despite all of the ladies having different and seemingly new characters they all worked well together. Also did anyone else catch Colin's "it's a real Sophie's Choice" line?

Speak for yourself. Maybe it's just me, but for me, I get bloopy jays and hammer jammers all the time.

I laughed way harder at "too zune" than any human should have. Veggie's line about children followed by awkward silence was also amazing.

Thanks to this podcast I now know how to gauge a make out session, how to tell if someone is watching me, how to steal from a business, and how to (possibly) murder an elderly person. Traci is wise beyond her years. She also does an amazing impression of the mayor. I'm also glad that Paul got to the bottom of the hotdog issue, something that had been weighing heavily on all of our minds. The opening show jingle was fantastic as well. Terrific show.

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The survivor day ad had me in tears from laughing while simultaneously shaking and trying to get air into my lungs so I wouldn't pass out. It was a fit of laughter that felt both wonderful and strange. I think what I'm trying to say is, well done guys, well done.

"I wouldn't kick that out of bed for eating crackers." My new favorite Scott-ism.