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I can't loving figure out how to embed a tweet in this loving forum, but http://twitter.com/daveanthony/status/808086921876369408 The torture psychologist guy is hoping to be relevant again! Maybe Dave'll get to do a sequel Dollop, like the recent one on the Bundy family.
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If we're lucky, Trump will usher in a grand renaissance of Bush-era psychopaths. James Mitchell, John Bolton, who knows who else might show up to the party?
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Roger Babson's Fight is definitely up there for funniest episode in my book
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Thelonius Van Funk posted:Roger Babson's Fight is definitely up there for funniest episode in my book Agreed. Everything about Mr. Babson was equally fascinating and confusing in turn, but the reveal of what exactly the titular fight is remains one of the biggest out-of-left-field moments in the show's history. prefect posted:This one depresses me quite a lot, but I know not everybody will have the same reaction. A teenage kid loses both his arms to a threshing machine but does not die. Yeah, but he takes it in good humor, remember? Crackin' jokes with the woman who finds him in the tub and whatnot. He goes through that rough period of being a celeb but in the end he's alive, with both arms, and seemingly pretty well-adjusted despite the insane nightmare he endured. JethroMcB fucked around with this message at 15:35 on Dec 12, 2016 |
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Dec 12, 2016 13:54
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Guy Goodbody posted:If you can stand Wil Anderson, The Tichborne Situation is one of the funniest episodes. There are people who don't like Wil Anderson? That's a shame. I just wish Gary wouldn't try so hard to compete when Wil's on the show.
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Dec 12, 2016 13:58
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prefect posted:There are people who don't like Wil Anderson? That's a shame. I just wish Gary wouldn't try so hard to compete when Wil's on the show. Seriously, Wil is a treasure.
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Dec 12, 2016 14:02
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Piquai Souban posted:Seriously, Wil is a treasure. I can't remember if it was Seattle or Oregon, but during one of the recent shows, Wil was slam-dunking left and right, and it felt like Gary was really pushing too hard to try to "win".
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Wil is great (have seen his show at the Adelaaaaaiiiidddddddeeeee Fringe every year for the last few years) but I'm playing a Live Dollop drinking game now where I drink every time Wil makes a joke and then explains the reference and tells the audience to gently caress off for not getting it. Yet to finish one of his episodes sober.
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Senor Tron posted:Yet to finish one of his episodes sober. Neither has he!
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prefect posted:I can't remember if it was Seattle or Oregon, but during one of the recent shows, Wil was slam-dunking left and right, and it felt like Gary was really pushing too hard to try to "win". Gary was relentless during the Oregon episode. I think he talked more than Dave did
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Senor Tron posted:Wil is great (have seen his show at the Adelaaaaaiiiidddddddeeeee Fringe every year for the last few years) but I'm playing a Live Dollop drinking game now where I drink every time Wil makes a joke and then explains the reference and tells the audience to gently caress off for not getting it.
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Dec 12, 2016 17:38
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I enjoy stories of incompetence. Fine Cotton was fantastic, but my favorite all-time loving insane story of incompetence was Burke and Wills. Holy poo poo. EDIT: Mawson was great, too. It is not about incompetence unless you count Aladdin's Cave.
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Quest For Glory II posted:How about when he finishes a joke with an Ayyy umm!! I like Wil Anderson but yeah this bugs the poo poo out of me.
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Dec 12, 2016 21:06
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I am sure it has been mentioned but Dollop got me into My Favorite Murder which I have really been enjoying.
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Anyone got a source for that Sammy Davis Jr. quote in the latest ep?
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holy poo poo have yall ever heard of rotary jails? because i just found out about them five minutes ago and what the gently caress https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotary_jail http://www.roadsideamerica.com/story/12160 if I can find some more good sources on this I might submit this as a possible story (too bad they don't seem to really do Smollops anymore because this would be perfect for that)
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Midnight Voyager posted:I enjoy stories of incompetence. Fine Cotton was fantastic, but my favorite all-time loving insane story of incompetence was Burke and Wills. Holy poo poo. I think my favorite forgotten thing about Burke and Wills is that they weren't actually able to reach Australia's north coast because there were swamps in the way.
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abraham linksys posted:holy poo poo have yall ever heard of rotary jails? because i just found out about them five minutes ago and what the gently caress You could just submit it anyway, they may end up finding a place for it. I mentioned the House of David in an email I sent, and like six months later they popped up towards the end up an episode (I don't remember which one, but late July/early August). Might fit into a specific criminal's story, or like prisons in the 19th century.
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I got the on the Dollop train late so I have a huge backlog of episodes to listen through. I listened to the Egg Nog Riot today and holy poo poo  best/worst college party ever.I agree that some of the 19th century episodes do tend to run together though, and live episodes are hit and miss. Macquarie island was top form Dolloping, though.
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Dec 14, 2016 07:10
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You see kids, a long long time ago there was a comedian who was incredibly famous and successful. He was so successful that he decided to get a bunch of his musical-industry friends together to help him make a "record album", which they used in those days to record sounds. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWa-6g-TbgI
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Dec 14, 2016 12:21
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I think the funniest episode I've heard this year was More University and One Taste (ep. 157). The show is always funniest when A) Gareth actually is horrified and vocally freaking out, B) When the "history" lesson is revealed to be currently happening in a new iteration, C) The story is bat-poo poo insane and goes against basic human logic. Gareth's disbelief and horror gives him better fuel, and his jokes hit better. It's great. When The Cars Came was great as well, because people are so drat stupid, and no one talks about pedestrians having to learn to avoid giant hunks of metal on wheels coming at them at 20 MPH.
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Is there a thread for My Favorite Murder? I wanna complain about the guys who show up at the end of the latest episode
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Guy Goodbody posted:Is there a thread for My Favorite Murder? I wanna complain about the guys who show up at the end of the latest episode I've bitched on and off about the fellows from Last Podcast on the Left in the Informational podcast thread, but no, there's not one just for MFM or for LPotL. And trust me, they weren't as bad in that episode as they have been. The one who sounds loud and fat really likes to do awful racial stereotype voices, like "me so solly" chinesey man for the episodes covering Leonard Lake and Charles Ng(Two awful serial killers) and a stereotypical neurotic Jewish guy who gabbles about "megoogah" and other made-up Yiddish sounding noises in the episodes covering the Son of Sam. He's way worse in some of their own episodes.
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Dec 17, 2016 07:44
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Charles ng kinda sounded like that.
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Henry Heimlich died; his son and most of Ethopia breathe a huge sigh of relief today
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Malcolm Excellent posted:Charles ng kinda sounded like that. Yeah, I'm aware. That doesn't mean it's cool to spend two or three hours using that as an excuse to talk like Mickey Rooney in Breakfast at Tiffany's. Use whatever excuse you want, Zebrowski just likes doing voices that can easily be offensive because he likes to be faux-edgy.
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Quixotic1 posted:Which episode had a tangent about about Gary taking a pot brownie before a flight,which then got delayed and him trying to act cool and composed in the airport. From a while back but I don't think it was answered: Episode 94, The Business Plot. I've been binging on old episodes and that intro still cracks me up.
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rotinaj posted:Yeah, I'm aware. That doesn't mean it's cool to spend two or three hours using that as an excuse to talk like Mickey Rooney in Breakfast at Tiffany's. Use whatever excuse you want, Zebrowski just likes doing voices that can easily be offensive because he likes to be faux-edgy. He stopped doing that to be fair.
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Woof, I somehow grew up in New England and everything and never heard about the Boston busing or that photo of the gently caress with the flagpole or anything. poo poo man.
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Reformed Pissboy posted:Woof, I somehow grew up in New England and everything and never heard about the Boston busing or that photo of the gently caress with the flagpole or anything. poo poo man. Yeah, oddly enough it's not something most of the (non-racist) locals like to talk about.
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I'd seen the picture but didn't know the context. I knew there were a lot of people angry about busing but that story. 
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#46 Cereal Men is worth it just for Gareth's realization partway through.
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Superstring posted:#46 Cereal Men is worth it just for Gareth's realization partway through. SNAP, CRACKLE, AND loving POP?!?!
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I just love that moment when you have absolutely have no idea what's going to come next, like when Dave introduces the holiday camps.
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From The Dollop's Facebook page:Dave Anthony posted:Guys, I made a comment about Obamacare going away and how that would effect my family. It was not a request for money. I do not want money to pay for my healthcare. I'm a grown up. I can handle it myself and will do so.
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Jan 13, 2017 16:33
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Dave has always come across as a "leave me alone I will deal with it myself" kind of guy. Latest episode was fantastic.
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Jan 13, 2017 16:53
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The Berzerker posted:Dave has always come across as a "leave me alone I will deal with it myself" kind of guy. Latest episode was fantastic. His episode of Mental Illness Happy Hour was very informative.
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Don't argue with him on Twitter though, he's pretty ban-happy for anything less than 100% agreement.
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Franchescanado posted:His episode of Mental Illness Happy Hour was very informative. Yeah, his dad was/is a monster that broke young Dave.
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It sucks that the Republicans are taking away Dave's health insurance. Presumably this means no more Australia tours if he has to get a job for the health insurance. Which is a shame, since I just learnt of what would be a fantastic story for that.
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