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People soaking up Dillinger's blood to take home as a souvenir is one of the most bizarre things I've heard on The Dollop so far.
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NoEyedSquareGuy posted:People soaking up Dillinger's blood to take home as a souvenir is one of the most bizarre things I've heard on The Dollop so far. Soaking blood into cloths for a souvenir is something that happened for most of the worlds history. It's only recently that we got away from it, although a dude bought a vile of Ronald Reagan's blood for a couple thousand dollars not to long ago.
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Clown Floats Down River in Barrel: 80 Dead
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Grand Fromage posted:Clown Floats Down River in Barrel: 80 Dead That's one hell of an emotional roller coaster ride for the clown. You get in a barrel, you're in the river and your life sucks. Then you're cheered on, maybe life isn't so bad. And then...
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Has anyone submitted an idea that's been used before? I'm currently putting together notes on what would probably be the most incredible Australian Dollop if it gets used.
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Jul 8, 2016 05:21
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Better than the Emu War?
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So am I crazy or did they pull the latest Dollop. I think it said "The Dominos Pizza Incident."
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Jul 8, 2016 12:20
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Mr Hootington posted:So am I crazy or did they pull the latest Dollop. I think it said "The Dominos Pizza Incident." still here http://thedollop.libsyn.com/188-the-dominos-pizza-story
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Jul 8, 2016 12:23
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This story is like the real life version of Memos from Bear Cave.
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Dominos ep is my new favorite reverse Dollop. Has the classic Dollop thing of "OHHH, so THAT'S the crazy twist" and then five minutes later "OHHHH ANOTHER ONE"
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Jul 8, 2016 16:16
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It was taken down from Itunes and put back up.
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i have a powerful nostalgia for late nights at college eating domino's pizza with friends now i don't know what to feel
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Jul 8, 2016 23:52
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Mr Hootington posted:It was taken down from Itunes and put back up. the original one had some weird popping and other audio issues so I'm guessing that's why
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Gee, I wonder what might go wrong in the episode about Domino's Pizza...
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Just got started on the Domino's episode, and Dave sounds like he's in a really good mood. I'm looking forward to this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8KrTC_o48o (I know it's not directly related, but it's in the neighborhood.)
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holy poo poo this new ep  https://twitter.com/aintnoswayze/status/758646722503454720 the cars episode was super good and goofy too
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abraham linksys posted:holy poo poo this new ep I'm on the cars episode now, and I'm so glad they've had a streak of fun/goofy/stupid topics. I was kind of feeling like drowning myself in a toilet for a while.
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How was there never a Mad Men episode about this? Harry Crane so would've been in that crowd. 
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Just think, if Edison's batteries hadn't been garbage (and they'd not struck oil in Texas) we might have had electric cars before WWI!Illinois Smith posted:How was there never a Mad Men episode about this? Harry Crane so would've been in that crowd.
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They wouldn't even have to shoot a scene in the crowd. Harry (or, better, one of the art department nerds because Harry works with models and such a lot) comes into the office, starts excitedly describing what went down to someone, Joan comes around the corner, he compares her boobs to Francine's, gets slapped. Cut to Don in the doorway to his office smirking while sipping on his 8th drink that morning. "loving amateurs", he says to himself. It writes itself. (also lol almost no crowd scene you see on TV or in movies these days is filmed with that actual amount of extras)
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prefect posted:I'm on the cars episode now, and I'm so glad they've had a streak of fun/goofy/stupid topics. I was kind of feeling like drowning myself in a toilet for a while. If you're looking for a feel good car story then watch the documentary "Horatio's Drive: America's First Roadtrip" it's about the first person to cross the United States in a car. It could be a Dollop in its own right.
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Illinois Smith posted:How was there never a Mad Men episode about this? Harry Crane so would've been in that crowd. I love stories like these because it's always fun to remember that this is what the old men who complain about how cell phones are the downfall of society were like when they were young and what they think society should return to.
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Illinois Smith posted:How was there never a Mad Men episode about this? Harry Crane so would've been in that crowd. I wonder if a young Trump was there.
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Jul 30, 2016 02:56
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listen to these bee murder apologists.
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TheFallenEvincar posted:listen to these bee murder apologists. bees are good and worth the deaths.
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Mr Hootington posted:bees are good and worth the deaths. Oh beehiiiiiiiive
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ohrwurm posted:Oh beehiiiiiiiive *stares* i think we are done here.
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Mr Hootington posted:bees are good and worth the deaths.
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TheFallenEvincar posted:I'd kill a million Gallagher's to save a bee's life
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Illinois Smith posted:They wouldn't even have to shoot a scene in the crowd. Harry (or, better, one of the art department nerds because Harry works with models and such a lot) comes into the office, starts excitedly describing what went down to someone, Joan comes around the corner, he compares her boobs to Francine's, gets slapped. Cut to Don in the doorway to his office smirking while sipping on his 8th drink that morning. "loving amateurs", he says to himself. Mad Men certainly wouldn't show the crowd, it would just be Harry Crane and maybe one or two of the others looking out one window and then Peggy walking in and being like "what are you guys looking at? Can I look? Are you going to work at all today?" Don is too busy nursing a hangover to get off his couch.
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Otto in the Attic is the best Dollop in forever and the guests were great. When they said Otto killed the husband I remember looking at my radio and seeing there was still 40 minutes left in the episode and losing it
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Yeah it was a great episode. It has been a good couple of weeks for the dollop. The guests were great and I'm going to definitely give their podcast a shot now.
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Just keep in mind that My Favorite Murder is a true crime podcast, not a comedic stories of American weirdness podcast. When they get into gruesome murders, it ends up not being a jokey ha-ha time, but them actually reacting to the stories. That being said, I'm a devoted Murderino and think that KillHard make a wonderful duo on MFM.
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AriadneThread posted:possibly some of the best guests they've had i think A low bar imo, but yeah, really good episode.
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rotinaj posted:Just keep in mind that My Favorite Murder is a true crime podcast, not a comedic stories of American weirdness podcast. When they get into gruesome murders, it ends up not being a jokey ha-ha time, but them actually reacting to the stories. Yeah. I checked it out based on liking their guest appearance, and I do enjoy their podcast, but I definitely expected more dark humor.
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I've only listened to two episodes of MFM (early ones) but my main issue with it was that it wasn't really a true crime podcast (there were a lot of instances of them being like, "I think uhhhh, I think then this happened? Or something?") and it wasn't really a comedy podcast. It was 2 people who are funny, doing their best to remember true crime stories. Do they get more prepared in later episodes?
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The Berzerker posted:I've only listened to two episodes of MFM (early ones) but my main issue with it was that it wasn't really a true crime podcast (there were a lot of instances of them being like, "I think uhhhh, I think then this happened? Or something?") and it wasn't really a comedy podcast. It was 2 people who are funny, doing their best to remember true crime stories. Do they get more prepared in later episodes? I started at the newest and I'm working backwards. They spend 10-20 minutes chatting and then they each tell a story they prepared ahead of time. Just listen to a more recent one and see if you like it.
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