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Ariong posted:My favorite moment across this whole podcast is 1:19:30 into The Cereal Men (46) where Gary has this incredible moment of realization about the larger role this guy plays in American history. What episodes have similarly dramatic revelations by one of the hosts? the Uber episode is pretty great
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Ariong posted:My favorite moment across this whole podcast is 1:19:30 into The Cereal Men (46) where Gary has this incredible moment of realization about the larger role this guy plays in American history. What episodes have similarly dramatic revelations by one of the hosts? I can't think of any off the top of my head, but I always like when Gareth has those revelations.
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Ariong posted:My favorite moment across this whole podcast is 1:19:30 into The Cereal Men (46) where Gary has this incredible moment of realization about the larger role this guy plays in American history. What episodes have similarly dramatic revelations by one of the hosts? Have you listened to 278 - James Otis yet? It has by far the best Gareth-freaking-out realization payoff ever.
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Feb 13, 2018 04:39
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exploded mummy posted:the Uber episode is pretty great I’ve heard that one, and love it. This show is mostly about humans being assholes to each other, but I can’t take much of the genocide and systemic rasicm aspect. Uber is a welcome reprieve into more mundane assholery. Rhesus Pieces posted:Have you listened to 278 - James Otis yet? It has by far the best Gareth-freaking-out realization payoff ever. No, thanks for the reccomendation!
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Feb 13, 2018 04:55
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Ariong posted:I’ve heard that one, and love it. This show is mostly about humans being assholes to each other, but I can’t take much of the genocide and systemic rasicm aspect. Uber is a welcome reprieve into more mundane assholery. Also listen to 155 - John Pemberton's Drug Tonics for something relatively obvious finally dawning on Gareth.
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Feb 13, 2018 05:42
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Can't remember the episode, and nothing in the archives rings a bell, but I recall one episode involving a vote to kick a congress member out which gains a narrow majority of the vote. Cue Gareth saying something along the lines of "well that's something at least", then absolutely losing it when Dave reveals that 2/3rds were needed for it to pass. Anyone remember the episode I'm talking about
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Feb 13, 2018 15:21
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Dave and Gareth watch more cartoons. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDpLqJT4v0E
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Feb 13, 2018 15:23
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Daduzi posted:Can't remember the episode, and nothing in the archives rings a bell, but I recall one episode involving a vote to kick a congress member out which gains a narrow majority of the vote. Cue Gareth saying something along the lines of "well that's something at least", then absolutely losing it when Dave reveals that 2/3rds were needed for it to pass. Anyone remember the episode I'm talking about The Caning of Sumner sounds about right
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Feb 13, 2018 15:24
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exploded mummy posted:The Caning of Sumner sounds about right Yep, that's the one. Another to add to the Gareth delayed epiphany collection.
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Feb 13, 2018 15:37
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Well live Dollop tickets sold put too fast. RIP
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Feb 13, 2018 19:13
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Not Operator posted:Dave and Gareth watch more cartoons. If there's one thing I've learned from the Dollop (and these cartoons) it's that alcohol has really been the engine of history.
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Feb 14, 2018 03:44
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It isn't so much a revelation thing, but Jack Parsons has the most incredible series of twists from beginning to end until Gary's mind is just so blown that it can't be blown anymore. And then Dave blows his mind one more time.
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Feb 14, 2018 07:06
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Midnight Voyager posted:It isn't so much a revelation thing, but Jack Parsons has the most incredible series of twists from beginning to end until Gary's mind is just so blown that it can't be blown anymore. This is one of the best dollop episodes ever and doesn't get nearly the credit it deserves.
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Feb 14, 2018 07:15
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exploded mummy posted:The Caning of Sumner sounds about right this is good https://youtu.be/SrbxDRmDYkk?t=4440
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Binowru posted:If there's one thing I've learned from the Dollop (and these cartoons) it's that alcohol has really been the engine of history.
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Feb 14, 2018 17:29
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I saw this in the PYF meme thread
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Feb 14, 2018 19:54
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Been really into this podcast recently, after being recommended the episodes on Trump and the Iraq war, which are still some of my favorites. Are there any more episodes on recent political history stuff? also it's amazing how boring schools make history seem, if they threw in just a little bit of the hosed up stories that The Dollop covers I think there'd be a lot more people interested in history in general. also Midnight Voyager posted:It isn't so much a revelation thing, but Jack Parsons has the most incredible series of twists from beginning to end until Gary's mind is just so blown that it can't be blown anymore. gonna listen to this one now edit: also want to say that their intro is kind of terrible, but that's alright
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Feb 19, 2018 04:24
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Unfinish3d posted:Been really into this podcast recently, after being recommended the episodes on Trump and the Iraq war, which are still some of my favorites. Are there any more episodes on recent political history stuff? There are episodes on Ferguson, Ross Perot, Enron, and Uber (not really political, but still great) you can check out. vvvvv edit: Forgot about Jade Helm. That's a great one. Binowru fucked around with this message at 05:07 on Feb 19, 2018 |
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Feb 19, 2018 04:58
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Jade Helm is a good episode that covers a population that's a big chunk of Trump's Base.
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Unfinish3d posted:edit: also want to say that their intro is kind of terrible, but that's alright Finn's "hi Gawy" and the guys reacting to it makes me smile pretty much every time.
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Binowru posted:There are episodes on Ferguson, Ross Perot, Enron, and Uber (not really political, but still great) you can check out. Plus two on Cliven Bundy and his followers
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Feb 19, 2018 11:07
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beats for junkies posted:Finn's "hi Gawy" and the guys reacting to it makes me smile pretty much every time. I'm just glad they didn't change the music when they changed the sound clips.
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Feb 19, 2018 13:06
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If you’ve listened to 315 - The Witch of Kings Cross, it’s extremely worth it to look up Rosaleen Norton’s artwork. Very cool but also very  due to all the dicks ‘n boobs.
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Unfinish3d posted:Been really into this podcast recently, after being recommended the episodes on Trump and the Iraq war, which are still some of my favorites. Are there any more episodes on recent political history stuff? the episode on opioids is pretty infurating
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Feb 19, 2018 14:42
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I hope they do health insurance. Like, Sawbones has a depressing episode on health insurance. So just imagine how big a mood swing you'd get from the Dollop.
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Feb 19, 2018 15:27
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Serf posted:the episode on opioids is pretty infurating Yeah, I just listened to those the other day. It's amazing how much people's attitudes on drugs have evolved over the past century or so (and also medicine and understanding things like addiction)
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Feb 19, 2018 16:40
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Unfinish3d posted:Been really into this podcast recently, after being recommended the episodes on Trump and the Iraq war, which are still some of my favorites. Are there any more episodes on recent political history stuff? Jade Helm does double duty in being recent political history and a hosed up thing you probably don't know the whole story on. It doesn't leave quite as big ripples on current politics like the Trump or Iraq episodes, but the parts with Alex Jones are maybe more relevant now than when the episode came out.
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Feb 19, 2018 22:29
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 All I can think of with this Jorgen Jorgenson cod thing.
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Feb 21, 2018 00:13
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Wil Anderson seems like he was off his game this whole Australian tour, which is a bummer because he's usually great.
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Feb 21, 2018 15:35
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T. Bombastus posted:Wil Anderson seems like he was off his game this whole Australian tour, which is a bummer because he's usually great. He said on one of the shows that he just had some back surgery, didn't he? I could definitely see that knocking a person off their game a bit. But yeah, would have been better to have had him at full power.
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Feb 21, 2018 16:09
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I think he has arthritis.
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Feb 21, 2018 16:11
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I have an extra ticket to the 9:30 Neptune show in Seattle that I'll sell at cost ($29.50) to anyone who wants it. Send me a PM
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Feb 21, 2018 21:50
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I'm looking for 1 (hopefully 2) ticket(s) to the Kansas City Show!
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Feb 21, 2018 23:54
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I want the Dollop to come to Montreal one day. We've got quite a few weirdos and awesome dudes, like Joe Beef.
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Feb 22, 2018 01:36
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I love the four part series about the LAPD so much.
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MonsieurChoc posted:I want the Dollop to come to Montreal one day. We've got quite a few weirdos and awesome dudes, like Joe Beef. I always expect them to be at Just For Laughs Montreal or Toronto since Dave has been in the past and they have a lot of podcasts, but not yet. I have seen and talked to Wil Anderson around town (including a very bizarre show this past year where someone brought a two year old and sat in the front and Wil nearly lost it). Come to think of it, I haven’t seen Gareth ever at a JFL unless that Vancouver Dollop with Stop Podcasting Yourself was part of JFLNW.
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Popelmon posted:I love the four part series about the LAPD so much. prefect posted:He said on one of the shows that he just had some back surgery, didn't he? I could definitely see that knocking a person off their game a bit. But yeah, would have been better to have had him at full power. I don't know about surgery but he said somewhere (not sure if on the dollop), that he has a spine condition so bad he can't sit down long and it's getting worse. He has a TV show in Aus where he really, really, didn't want to do it unless he could stand up the entire time and he couldn't, so he had to sit through the entire thing in agony and not say much. If he did say something during last years dollop I'm pretty sure he went into more detail on one of his stand ups like critically wil or wiluminati or an ABC TV programme anyway. E:  http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-06-17/wil-anderson-arrested-after-incident-on-aeroplane/8627834
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Fo3 posted:
Yeah, he has pretty advanced Osteoarthritis (as in, he's said he'll need a double hip replacement in the next few years) and nerve pinching in his lower back, so he has been in a ton of pain for the last year. Going from standing to sitting is apparently a nightmare process. He's talked about a lot on his TOFOP and FOFOP shows. It's pretty lovely. The plane incident is the basis for his Comedy Festival show this year. I'm looking forward to it.
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https://twitter.com/coreypierceart/status/966769975951323136
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Butter Crime is fantastic. I did have trouble keeping all the names straight.
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