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Zsinjeh posted:And ending his segment by stealing a joke from Hollywood Handbook "religion causes more death then all way combined" *points at the one person dumb enough to acknowledge his joke* Edit: Dave Klein is mentally ill for sure. Raar_Im_A_Dinosaur fucked around with this message at 07:50 on Jun 7, 2016 |
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Zsinjeh posted:And ending his segment by stealing a joke from Hollywood Handbook "religion causes more death then all way combined"
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Golden Bee posted:Totally should've cited that joke, Copyright WolfCool c/o Calvin and Hobbes enterprises It's ok Goldberg, it was nice to see you back for the 200th. In another 200 you'll have hotter Qs (quiz).
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ElCondemn posted:It's ok Goldberg, it was nice to see you back for the 200th. In another 200 you'll have hotter Qs (quiz). After watching a bit of the tape: 1. Those wideshots where I'm looking at my phone are rough. Shoulda printed them Q's 2. The way to succeed on Harmontown is to try as little as possible and to not need it. Everything else reads badly.
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Golden Bee posted:2. The way to succeed on Harmontown is to try as little as possible and to not need it. Everything else reads badly. And lemme tell you, you look like you care on camera. You'll get it next time champ 
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Schrab is even better when you can see him on video, I had no idea. All that disruption coming from such a little package.
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Golden Bee posted:After watching a bit of the tape: I apologize I should not have posted what I did. I edited that out. Again, sorry.
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cwinkle posted:I apologize I should not have posted what I did. I edited that out. Again, sorry. I don't. Suck it, Goldberg.
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Golden Bee posted:2. The way to succeed on Harmontown is to try as little as possible and to not need it. Everything else reads badly. If you can make it through anything without needing to try, you've got it made.
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I've been feeling like I've definitely heard enough of Dan's dumb raps lately but goddamn, that was glorious.
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Holy poo poo, I'm just listening to episode 201, and Dan is being a complete rear end in a top hat. (His story about giving a bartender poo poo.) 
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prefect posted:Holy poo poo, I'm just listening to episode 201, and Dan is being a complete rear end in a top hat. (His story about giving a bartender poo poo.) Yeah I was with Spencer on that one.
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Both people in that story are dumb, Dan for being a shithead who's super proud of himself, the bartender for not saying "look, you're the only two people in this bar and I'd really love to finish watching this game with the sound on."
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Drunkboxer posted:Yeah I was with Spencer on that one. On that subject, Spencer did a pretty darn good job of comptrolling. Good for him.  (Because they don't do role-playing games any more, I was worried that they'd give Spencer the boot.)
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prefect posted:On that subject, Spencer did a pretty darn good job of comptrolling. Good for him.
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Zsinjeh posted:Spencer has been crushing it on Great Minds (he's the highlight of the show imo) and he's probably invaluable to Harmon as his personal assistant (he drives him everywhere). I think Spencer is set for life* *dan's life
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Played some D&D today for the first time, with my only real exposure to it beforehand being harmontown. It was 8 people, and I think it was too much. With that many people, it just feels like a fight to give creative input. Plus, with so many people doing so many things it's a struggle to keep up with what is going on in the campaign. I think it would be fun with 5 or less people. I was the least autistic person playing by far (and my old therapist literally said i was a sperg and insisted i get tested), so I got some mixed reviews when I tried to inject humor into the game. And like another poster experienced earlier in the thread, I think I actually wanna do improv more than play D&D.
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That is WAaaay to many people for DnD, it gets ridiculous with more than 4 players
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KoRMaK posted:The problem with most DnD is the people you find to play it with. They weren't bad people to play with, or necessarily unfunny, some just took it a bit more seriously than I would have liked. Made me feel a bit inhibited. I'm sure they felt the inverse way about me. I mean, I was genuinely making an effort to play the game, but I would still have my character masturbate in uncalled for situations here and there. I think the amount of people was the bigger problem with my experience. A group of 3 to 4 players with a DM seems like it'd be ideal.
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jarjarbinksfan621 posted:They weren't bad people to play with, or necessarily unfunny, some just took it a bit more seriously than I would have liked. Made me feel a bit inhibited. I'm sure they felt the inverse way about me. I mean, I was genuinely making an effort to play the game, but I would still have my character masturbate in uncalled for situations here and there. Definitely felt like too many people. A group of 3 to 4 players with a DM seems like it'd be ideal. Judging from Harmontown, you should probably start drinking about 45 minutes before you begin the game
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D&D is like poker night or a dart league or something - a thin veneer of structure hung on what ultimately is an excuse to drink and chill out with your friends. You could get very into it if you wanted to, but in my limited experience, half the time you're just bullshitting about other stuff, anyway.
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Speaking of D&D, first ep is up https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01I2BCY2K/ref=cm_sw_r_fa_dp_u5NFxbCDHTYAZ
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Harmontown is fine post-tour, it's when they stop doing d and d is the turning point. When Dan divorces Erin the podcast gets genuinely impossible to listen to as, if you have even an ounce of empathy, you realize that harmontown has become a way for an egotistical self-pitying alcoholic to get his lovely life decisions rationalized by redditors. Listening to him is enabling his actions and what's frustrating is he has just enough self-awareness to realize how self-destructive his life is but not enough to make any real efforts to change.
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I for one really enjoyed most of the post-Erin, no-D&D era, especially the stretch where Schrab was there every week. The crazy improv parts are probably my favorite thing in the show's history. Toxxupation posted:you realize that harmontown has become a way for an egotistical self-pitying alcoholic to get his lovely life decisions rationalized by redditors.
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The show post-divorce varies wildly and can be salvaged every now and then by great guests. Once he started building up a stable of great guests again (and of course loving Schrab) its become pretty drat great again. Also anyone got a # on the ep where they do that weird 1hr long improv with worm people and John the Lawnmower guy?
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Episode 135 - Wide It's the best, so I keep coming back to it over and over. The "musical journey" starts at 1:18:30.
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Dan is very frustrating when he uses "smart/dumb" instead of "good/evil". Also, I would gladly listen to a Dan-Jeff-Spencer show even when there aren't any guests; there's no need to bring randoms from the audience on stage.
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prefect posted:Dan is very frustrating when he uses "smart/dumb" instead of "good/evil". Also, I would gladly listen to a Dan-Jeff-Spencer show even when there aren't any guests; there's no need to bring randoms from the audience on stage. Yeah I really wish they would realize how utterly uninteresting most of their audience is. Nobody is paying ten dollars to hear some rando talk about snapchat filters
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I feel like they think they're doing something nice for the fans when they do that, but it's really only nice for those few shameless attention seekers. For all of us, it just makes the show worse.
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You are really going to hate this episode. Even if you're fine with audience guests, this one will drain you
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CPColin posted:Episode 135 - Wide
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