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"My name is Bruce. I fuck with viruses. I pull potatahs from the earth with my bare man hands. My beanie and five o clock shadow make me look like a longshoreman. And I can chill harder than a motherfucker." <-- This will get you the run-off p. But I like hearing about the nerd stuff. Good luck with your virus.

I don't know what you said, BRRII, but it sounds pretty special. PS - I like your wolfpop photo. You look tough.

Um, guys, this forum is feeling dry as a bone recently. My life is currently unbearable and I've been using this forum (and beers) to escape into a fantasy world. Thus, we need to spice this place up a bit so I don't have to think about my shitty real life. Here are my suggestions for some fun ways to get this pot boiling: 1.) Post a photo of your stepmom or stepdad. 2.) Tell a traumatic story from your childhood. 3.) Share a project that you're working on (even if it's just a nugget of an idea) What do you think?

Thank you for the follow up. I was wondering.

I loved Chelsea's special. I loved the 80's/90's aesthetic and of course the audience/dog shots were great. I also loved that she drove her motorcycle around my neighborhood and stomping ground in the opening. It would have been cool to bump into Chelsea at Lake Merritt.

I enjoyed hearing the real and emotional moment when Sean was on the phone with his mom's boyfriend. Sean, buddy, I've been there too. I was a child of divorce. It'll get easier, lil guy. Hang in there and don't be afraid to let him into your heart. It sounds like he's trying. But when he leaves your mom, and he will, he is leaving you too. Then you should decide to be a loner who trusts no one and pushes everyone away before they have the chance to hurt you. You can never let yourself be vulnerable again.

Hey guys, check out Adam Sachs comment in the Wolfpop thread: http://forum.earwolf.com/topic/19315-earwolf-sister-network-wolfpop-is-here/page__st__60

Yoke Jams! That was such a good episode. Damn.

Ok. Here's my list (in chronological order). Now, there were a lot of good ones that I had to leave off and it broke my heart. But I'm really interested to hear what everyone else thought were the top ten. #265 Live at RIOT LA (PFT and Lapkus final sentiment off!!! + first JW Stillwater) #285 Solo Bolo (I know this is controversial, but I love Benny Schwaz and Scott together) #289 Exorcism of Cake Boss (PFT is of course great as Rev Parsimony and I love Matt Gourley) #300 Oh Golly you devil (an incredible display of Andy Daly's talents) #301 They're Twins Jonah (Victor's podcast killed me! I have never laughed so hard) #304 Womplar's Six Flags Birthday (What can I say...I love a log flume ride) #306 Project Funway (DSOWD sound like they have so much fun together... plus the Walter White joke was great) #309 Tony Macaroni (I needed to get at least one Claudia O'Doherty appearance in here. I'd say she's the breakout CBB guest of the year) #310 Little Button Puss (John Gemberling stole the show) #312 Grounded Me@ (I love Reardon and I love Hollywood Facts) Ok, where do you all agree and disagree?

This is a tough one. My favorite moment is probably the "final sentiment off" in episode 265 with PFT and Lauren Lapkus. But there are too many good episodes! I'm just gonna go back and listen to all of the episodes this year real quick to help me decide.

Wow! Seth's voice is completely transformed. Great character. Just when I think he can't impress me any more, he does.

This is a goddamn enjoyable song you made here.

Dear Tracey, 1. How did it feel to win your Emmy? 2. Do you feel like the way the writers room was portrayed in 30 Rock was accurate? Why did the women writers never speak? EDIT: Man, my second question was a little mean. Sorry about that. I wrote it right before falling asleep last night and, i dunno, maybe I was in a weird headspace at the time, my job has been tough, and frankly, I should be more supportive of this woman in the industry, because she is doing great work and writing for other women, and really I enjoy the work she's done. So, keep up the good work, Tracey!

Don't mind Chanson. He's just a bit salty some times.

I have to listen to the Bugle at top volume. It gets me so pumped! And "I mean that with every bone of my orb."

It's already working with your fancy new photo.

Dang! I wish I could be in LA this weekend. I hope the shoot goes well. Are you in the video, Brett?

1. I woke up this morning with Charlie Murphy Brown's Gmail Roulette theme stuck in my head (which I rather enjoyed), and then I immediately thought, "Umkay..." 2. Sometimes I wonder if Sean's forum posts are really done by Blenjamin. If so, hi Blenjamin. I hope you are hanging in there. It gets better, bud. You'll probably have your own reality show some day. 3. I loved hearing Sam teach Hayes how to use a computer last week. And then Hayes took that knowledge and empowerment, and passed it along to Sean this week. So sweet!

After listening to this episode I was thinking that you received the best pro version prize, but now I see that this was some kind of monkey's paw torture situation. I'm sorry bro. Stay strong.

I will not high five you, but I will let you know where you can go to get tested. I will hold your hand while you are getting your results. And then I will high five you when you are positive that you're not positive. RE My new club: MD you are now co-founder of the AV Club. We only want really cool people in this club and people who love puppies and kitties. Now we need matching jackets.

*virtual high five* Oh yeah!

Um guys, do you ever get the feeling that Sean and Hayes are our two angry fathers who we are constantly trying to please and gain the favor of but we never do and they are always mad and critical of us.....ugh, maybe I need to get back in therapy.

How many Boston bros (or former Boston bros) are there on this forum? Bozos b-ho Tim

What a kind gentleman!

He's on a butt load of I4H episodes. http://www.earwolf.com/person/sean-clements/ PS - I apologize for saying "butt load" but I am really on a kick of bringing back my middle school lingo.