Etymology: ME spode < OE spoda < IE spāt-, to be kicked < base *spā-, to have one's cattle kick one in one's groin
Loading ...Matthew tells old war stories of Highlander 2: Renegade Edition, Joel learns how to properly carve a frozen human body, and we learn that Skype has an software-based accent translator. Also, we ask our audience: what would you most like to be spanked with: a whip, a spoon, a bible, or a rubber chicken?
Anti-Facebook hippies spread their paranoia, we go shopping for our favorite Christmas gift from the Muslim world, and an aging Leonard Nimoy asks for help from his friend Bill Shatner, but unfortunately they are separated by a pane of glass in the reactor room. Also, which country has the tastiest citizens for cannibals? We let you, the listener, take a blind taste test and decide.
Geoff stars in this collector’s edition podcast, with a supporting cast of Matthew and Joel. This in-depth talkumentary explores the societal conditions that create homelessness, and turns a compassionate eye on what might be done to create more color in their wardrobe, while at the same time offering passers-by an indication of just how long they have been homeless. More importantly, why hasn’t the girl at work seen 2001: A Space Odyssey? Seriously.
Joel gets busted for getting Lexi into dog fighting (and having the dog compete against rags and squeaky toys), Matthew gets full custody rights to his son by competing in an arm-wrestling tournament, and we TOTALLY dropped the ball on attending Wilt Chamberlain’s wake. Also, we explore the comedy gold of car bombs… with mixed results.
Creed assaults his wife and lives to sing about it, Terri denies women the right to vote, and a bat flies into the works. Plus, how do you make a Messiah? DINO DNA!!
Disney characters have an orgy, we interview aspiring independent filmmaker Dave Kendall, and we play War Games… only this time: no Matthew Broderick and the errors are reported to Microsoft.
The Pope offends everyone, Sulu is digitally replaced by Jar-Jar on Star Trek, and Quentin Tarantino presents roadkill.