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7. Mailkimp remix https://soundcloud.com/kpffkl/mail-kimp-remix 6. Crab a la Dwyer  5. Funny and seasonally appropriate meme  4. Shoutout to Scully and Mully-D  3. Classy infographic  2. Tyrone Biggums, podcast enthusiast  1. McConaughey FTW 
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memes are banable mods please take out the trash
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somehow missed whateverthefuck this is all about, can some kindly person boil this down for me
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scopes posted:somehow missed whateverthefuck this is all about, can some kindly person boil this down for me
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a hole-y ghost posted:dick for bucks
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Jan 7, 2015 04:08
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i read the jay interviews at the intercept first without knowing anything about this so i think jay is right
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scopes posted:somehow missed whateverthefuck this is all about, can some kindly person boil this down for me a podcast about an investigative journalist turning her notes from a failed story into a pop-culture phenomenon
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TEAYCHES posted:i read the jay interviews at the intercept first without knowing anything about this so i think jay is right yeah but jay's story changes so much in the intercept story that it totally destroys the prosecutor's original case. but maybe adnan did it and the prosecutor's case was wrong about all the details (because jay lied about them) because i don't know what other explanation would exist for why jay would lie
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Concerned Citizen posted:yeah but jay's story changes so much in the intercept story that it totally destroys the prosecutor's original case. but maybe adnan did it and the prosecutor's case was wrong about all the details (because jay lied about them) because i don't know what other explanation would exist for why jay would lie jay explains it pretty well, he lied to the cops because gently caress the cops and he was just protecting everyone around him. he changed his story when he didnt think it would affect other people he didnt think should be involved. its a clear case of lying but it didnt seem like lying about murder
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Jan 7, 2015 04:12
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but you are right, the interview was a terrible idea for him to do because any appeal case and lol adnan is free
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Jan 7, 2015 04:13
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scopes posted:somehow missed whateverthefuck this is all about, can some kindly person boil this down for me Extremely popular podcast from the creators of This American Life. It really blew up and got a ton of listeners. It even became mainstream enough for SNL to do an unfunny parody sketch. It's basically a twelve hour long TAL episode about a murder that happened in the 90s. Suspect was put away on dubious evidence and Sarah Koenig tries to get to the bottom of it. She eventually concedes that she's as confused as the listeners and now season two is in preproduction.
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Jan 7, 2015 04:15
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half sentence+rickety groan of skepticism
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Dinotron posted:Extremely popular podcast from the creators of This American Life. It really blew up and got a ton of listeners. It even became mainstream enough for SNL to do an unfunny parody sketch. is it worth bumping to the top of my podcast queue of holiday episodes of Risk! and the new WW1 Hardcore History
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TEAYCHES posted:jay explains it pretty well, he lied to the cops because gently caress the cops and he was just protecting everyone around him. he changed his story when he didnt think it would affect other people he didnt think should be involved. its a clear case of lying but it didnt seem like lying about murder yeah i get he was protecting people, but the prosecution's entire timeline is now wrecked and looks basically impossible. it suddenly went from "he pre-planned the murder" (necessary to obtain the conviction the prosecution wanted) to it was a crime of passion. the cell phone pings no longer make sense. everything is off now, jay has totally wrecked the case. it's pretty reasonable to believe at this point that if jay would lie to protect his family & reputation, who is to say he wasn't coerced into being someone else's accomplice and then pin the murder on adnan? i mean, i feel like adnan probably did it but there is basically no case to hang that conclusion on.
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scopes posted:is it worth bumping to the top of my podcast queue of holiday episodes of Risk! and the new WW1 Hardcore History it's good
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Concerned Citizen posted:yeah i get he was protecting people, but the prosecution's entire timeline is now wrecked and looks basically impossible. it suddenly went from "he pre-planned the murder" (necessary to obtain the conviction the prosecution wanted) to it was a crime of passion. the cell phone pings no longer make sense. everything is off now, jay has totally wrecked the case. it's pretty reasonable to believe at this point that if jay would lie to protect his family & reputation, who is to say he wasn't coerced into being someone else's accomplice and then pin the murder on adnan? i literally have no other side of the story and jay seemed like a believable piece of crap, warts and all i 100% agree that it will probably result in adnan winning any future appeal
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serial was a pretty good podcast. i hate the internet because a kind of amusing thing like crab crib aside in that one ep is now a thing and also every retard in the world has made the same "MAIL KIMP DID IT" joke
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when this was posted initially someone called the intercept out on the story.. on... reddit.. and glenn greenwald responded perfectly in a goddamn hilarious but trial lawyer fashion:quote:1) Natasha did explicitly ask him about his inconsistencies, and he explained at length why his story is different now.
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Jan 7, 2015 04:29
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what's with all the narrative podcasts lately, they're gay
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krampster2 posted:what's with all the narrative podcasts lately, they're gay i like them a lot
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snl actually had a funny skit because of serial so thats one good thing
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gonna be so rad when Adnan kills again
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scopes posted:somehow missed whateverthefuck this is all about, can some kindly person boil this down for me he's pretending a thing exists to make a joke it's bad
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why is daria narrating this. why does everyone sound like daria in this.
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Do you even know what a meme is OP? None of those pics you posted are memes. They are pics with text on them. Saying "I'm gay" is a meme.
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scopes posted:is it worth bumping to the top of my podcast queue of holiday episodes of Risk! and the new WW1 Hardcore History If you like This American Life, specifically the stories that Sarah Koenig narrates, then you'll probably like Serial. It's darker and more explicit than the stuff you'd typically hear on your local NPR affiliate.
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