This finally clicked for me after listening to the Newport episode. But now I've listened to way too much of it over the last week or so and Dave's laugh is starting to give me Ricky Gervais vibes. 
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yup, that sure looks like somebody designed it on a napkin DangerDummy! posted:I thought Action Park was the safari place that shut down and left all the animals behind. Am I making that up? Is that a thing? http://weirdnj.com/stories/abandoned/jungle-habitat/ The story about "they just packed up and left the animals there" seems to be an urban legend though. Illinois Smith fucked around with this message at 08:50 on Jun 12, 2015 |
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After listening to the episode on him I Watched Man In The Wilderness, the 70s movie based on Hugh Glass. Thought it was gonna be a badass revenge movie but it's actually about a guy who realizes he shouldn't have abandoned his kid after his wife died. It's not bad but could have used more blood and crawling for miles (his injuries seem kind of mild compared to the real story, he mostly limps around a bunch). Kinda disappointing. Can't wait for Iñárritu's movie about him with Tom Hardy and DiCaprio, that seems like it will be closer to the real story. Although how the gently caress Hardy ISN'T playing Hugh Glass in that remains a mystery to me.
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Jun 27, 2015 22:16
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The Three Jesuses thing really reminded me of The Physicists, but it's real life so it just turns out their doctor is a manipulative rear end in a top hat. I think the play was written shortly after the experiment too, not sure if there's a connection.
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Jul 2, 2015 09:13
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Now that the two guys in question have appearantly found a solution they can both live with ... would all you guys who never posted in here before the drama kindly grab your outrage and gently caress off again? This show needs more episodes about drunken riots where nobody really gets hurt.
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Jul 13, 2015 01:23
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DangerDummy! posted:The radium girls are featured briefly in the David Hahn episode. I listened to that episode again fairly recently, and I forgot just how loving bananas it was.
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Jul 25, 2015 11:40
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Competitive Tickling. And I guess purity balls, though that wasn't really about a specific event. The only one between the new ep and the really early ones that comes to mind is the one about Eric Red.
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The Berzerker posted:If you like weird old medical history, there is a podcast called Sawbones where a doctor and her husband talk about weird medical history. It covers some of the same topics as the Dollop but there isn't too much overlap. The ep I listened to covered the same topic as The Stomach Men, just in way less detail when it came to the actual relationship between the two guys. It's also crazy to hear the difference between a doctor and a comedian's version of the story. TheFallenEvincar posted:Yeahhhh, I don't think there's a single podcast series (even Uhh Yeah Dude) where live episodes aren't usually way lamer than normal episodes.
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Aug 3, 2015 17:43
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I thought taking down the episode was really funny, especially since I didn't notice any grave audio problems with it either. Also for anyone who's wrestling with his precious feelings about the podcast over this, the episode's still on Soundcloud. https://soundcloud.com/the-dollop/107-general-order-no-11
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Aug 22, 2015 14:08
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who was the crazy-annoying giggly guy from the last Australian tour, I need to know so I can avoid the episode if they have him on again
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Aug 23, 2015 22:55
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Now listen to Hubbard's Dead Authors appearances, it's a good companion piece. 
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Sep 8, 2015 10:35
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I watched Proect Nim about a year ago and have waited for the Dollop on this ever since. Great episode. Really reccommend watching the documentary, it has a ton of footage shot throughout Nim's life.
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Oct 31, 2015 19:48
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I have a feeling the reason Gareth's story stops at the landfill is that most of his reverse Dollops are based on documentaries he's watched, like Atari: Game Over for this or Project Nim for the last one.
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rotinaj posted:I was going to defend Maximum Fun, but then I looked at the roster, and said "Well, I like the IDEA of some of these podcasts, but don't actually listen to any of them". I had high hopes for Wham Bam Pow when it started because Cameron & Rhea are great on other stuff and I love bad action movies and people making fun of them. That show is such a wet fart though.
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Dec 23, 2015 09:48
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So what did he say to unleash the wrath of Cumia's Fuckwad Army?
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rotinaj posted:Why are Opie and Anthony relevant in 2016? Aren't they on some tiny Sirius station or something now? I'm guessing Dave was referencing this.
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Jan 3, 2016 21:08
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Cereal Men has one of my favorite "Gary pieces together what the story's really about" moments.
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Jan 9, 2016 17:08
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Speaking as a clueless foreigner who's only familiar with Philly through The Best Show, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, their lovely NBA team and this podcast: What the gently caress is wrong with this city?
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Jan 18, 2016 13:34
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oh boy if you like dollops about recent history today's is just a barrel of laffs It's the one everyone knew Dave was gonna do at some point. I feel as broken as Gary right now.
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May 31, 2016 09:36
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Ches Neckbeard posted:I couldn't take literally everyone with the vaguest interest in politics becoming absurdly preachy. Marlows posted:Dave Anthony has been bugging me for awhile. The dreary tone is partly why, but content is another. The last few months of modern America podcasts have been inaccurate beyond what I can tolerate even for comedy. His starry eyed history of unions beats anti-unionism for sure, but most unions outside the IWW and a select few were adamantly opposed to socialism long before their absorption into the Democratic Party. How on earth does a story about unions in America miss the Knights of Labor, Gomper, union elitism over skilled vs unskilled, racial divisions, or the original AFL? If you want to talk about some cool popularly forgotten movements: talk about the Wobblies, and not some garbage about mid twentieth history unionism. The hardhat episode was laughable when compared to actual labor histories.
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Lumberjack Bonanza posted:No love for Bloodsport: The Musical?
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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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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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