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The only episode I haven't been able to make a dent in is "The Thing You Like, In Pain." And I think it's because I was trying to eat dinner while I was listening to it. I never had any issue with the other gross episodes because most of them are completely ridiculous, but I guess that one really set me off. I'm not a big fan of body horror though so that's probably it, even if the concept is just as ludicrous as the ball-busting or F-List episodes.
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Jan 25, 2016 21:02
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steinrokkan posted:Listen to the worst episodes on the subway so you can glare and sneer at other people because "You fuckers don't even know, I have to bear this burden of knowledge" If any of you follow the F Plus Twitter account, they retweeted me when I posted a selfie of myself listening to the foot fetish episode on the train a few weeks ago. Specifically, the part with the guy loving a shoe. I was making the most dismayed face. And yeah I'm sure I'll re-listen to favorites. First I'm gonna listen to more of other podcasts that I've listened to less of because I wanted to hear more F Plus though!
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I've been powering through the backlog of Lou Reads to knock out all the ones I haven't listened to and I think it's doing something weird to my chakras
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Jan 25, 2016 23:13
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Sham bam bamina! posted:Yeah, Lemon made a good point in Retrospective 2 about how the density and diversity of content in each episode make repeat listening worthwhile. Seriously. I just now picked up a Derek Smart reference that I somehow missed in one of the older episodes (I think it was a recipe one).
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Jan 25, 2016 23:33
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I have no problem listening to any F Plus episodes, although I give up on episodes of Lou Reads maybe 25% of the time. This week's was great, though.
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X-Ray Pecs posted:New Lou Reads is up and guess what, it's about PUAs. Oh boy. Not just PUAs but a PUA community built entirely around sperging over text messages. It's great.
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Jan 26, 2016 02:24
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If it didn't feel in bad taste to use Awful Links, this would make a great doc.
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Jan 26, 2016 02:33
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I don't know if I prefer the extremely fake story near the beginning or the extremely uninterested woman who the guy can't shut up about lollipops to. Both are absolutely hilarious in their own ways.
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Jan 26, 2016 02:40
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watho posted:I don't know if I prefer the extremely fake story near the beginning or the extremely uninterested woman who the guy can't shut up about lollipops to. Both are absolutely hilarious in their own ways. His inability to move on from lollipop banter was incredible.
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Jan 26, 2016 02:42
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EmmyOk posted:His inability to move on from lollipop banter was incredible. "I'll throw in a reference to tootsie rolls to really seal the deal!" 
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Jan 26, 2016 02:51
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SEA PATROL would also make a great doc. I can just imagine Stog reading about the methodical execution of recreational divers.
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Jan 26, 2016 03:10
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RyokoTK posted:The only episode I haven't been able to make a dent in is "The Thing You Like, In Pain." And I think it's because I was trying to eat dinner while I was listening to it. I never had any issue with the other gross episodes because most of them are completely ridiculous, but I guess that one really set me off. I'm not a big fan of body horror though so that's probably it, even if the concept is just as ludicrous as the ball-busting or F-List episodes. "The Thing You Like, In Pain" is an episode that begins really difficult but then after an uncomfortable period becomes one of the funniest episodes. It's not one I'd re-listen to because of how difficult the first few minutes are but it has some really good stuff.
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Sleeveless posted:SEA PATROL would also make a great doc. I can just imagine Stog reading about the methodical execution of recreational divers. That one's next on my list after I finish xoJane.
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Sea Patrol is pretty incredible. Did you know that the expert diver hunters can choose between 5 different types of flamethrower?
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EmmyOk posted:His inability to move on from lollipop banter was incredible.  alcharagia posted:"The Thing You Like, In Pain" is an episode that begins really difficult but then after an uncomfortable period becomes one of the funniest episodes. It's not one I'd re-listen to because of how difficult the first few minutes are but it has some really good stuff.
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Jan 26, 2016 06:45
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Since I've gotten 200+ episodes of great entertainment out of this podcast, I should also try to give back. Gonna see if I can make a viable doc about flat-earth conspiracy theorists.
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Jan 26, 2016 09:11
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Mahlertov Cocktail posted:Since I've gotten 200+ episodes of great entertainment out of this podcast, I should also try to give back. Gonna see if I can make a viable doc about flat-earth conspiracy theorists.
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Jan 26, 2016 09:15
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I think now would be an ok time to revisit some subjects. It would be amazing to see how much (or how little) things change in the span of 4 years. I mean, thats like 400 internet years.
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KirbyKhan posted:I think now would be an ok time to revisit some subjects. It would be amazing to see how much (or how little) things change in the span of 4 years. I mean, thats like 400 internet years. I recall something about the return of Dozerfleet but I didn't see it in the hopper the other day.
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Sham bam bamina! posted:They've already Dumped one of those, I'm afraid. Have they ever said dumped topics are just things they'll never do? I know they've said they don't really want more PUAs or MRAs, but I assume sometimes they dump things just because they don't really like the doc itself, or for some reason they've changed their mind. I don't know anything about the flat earthers or that doc in particular, but I feel like just because they've already seen something doesn't necessarily mean it's a no-go forever.
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Jan 26, 2016 09:48
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Sham bam bamina! posted:They've already Dumped one of those, I'm afraid. Yeah, I just looked into how to submit a doc and came upon the Dump and saw it  oh well! Might take a look at the dumped doc and if I think I can put something together I might try it anyway. Otherwise I'm sure I'll stumble across some weird poo poo on the internet that's worthy of a doc at some point.
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Jan 26, 2016 09:57
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Radio Paranoia posted:I recall something about the return of Dozerfleet but I didn't see it in the hopper the other day. quote:Dozerfleet Returns Nikaer Drekin August 2nd, 2015
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I tried to submit a flat earth society doc two or three years ago and lemon helpfully let me know that everyone and their mother was sending him one, and he/the gestalt entity of The F Plus personally found the whole group to be unfunny and not worth an episode. But I think the general policy when it comes to dumped topics is that you shouldn't bother sending a doc on one of them unless you're absolutely positive you have gold on your hands. Chelb fucked around with this message at 10:57 on Jan 26, 2016 |
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Jan 26, 2016 10:54
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Got it. In that case, I think I'll abandon it.
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Jan 26, 2016 10:59
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A doc I recently submitted came about by typing in "hillary clinton hate devil" into google, so maybe the trick to becoming the next Montrith is just to find a very precise combination of magickal codewords that unlock the forbidden mysteries of the internet. I'm still not entirely sure.
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MooCowlian posted:Have they ever said dumped topics are just things they'll never do? I know they've said they don't really want more PUAs or MRAs, but I assume sometimes they dump things just because they don't really like the doc itself, or for some reason they've changed their mind. I don't know anything about the flat earthers or that doc in particular, but I feel like just because they've already seen something doesn't necessarily mean it's a no-go forever. I think they're pretty against the groups of people who are actually dangerously bad like MRAs and stuff. Most crazies like furries and poo poo are harmless but PUAs are objectively horrible people and actually harm others so they stay away from that poo poo now. steinrokkan posted:Listen to the worst episodes on the subway so you can glare and sneer at other people because "You fuckers don't even know, I have to bear this burden of knowledge" I tried listening to the giantess episode waiting for a flight one time and had to turn it off because I was laughing too drat hard in front of other random people. Tracula fucked around with this message at 12:18 on Jan 26, 2016 |
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Tracula posted:I tried listening to the giantess episode waiting for a flight one time and had to turn it off because I was laughing too drat hard in front of other random people.
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I feel like we're on the cusp of a culture where it's totally normal to laugh or grimace like an idiot in public because of poo poo no one else can hear. Thanks for shaping the future zeitgeist F Plus!
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I still get weird looks on the train though.
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The Flat Earth Society is a bad pick because it's a troll group. And not even the kind that's sad and weird enough to be entertaining like the Church of Satan or Pastafarianism.KirbyKhan posted:I think now would be an ok time to revisit some subjects. It would be amazing to see how much (or how little) things change in the span of 4 years. I mean, thats like 400 internet years. A lot of the exhibits from the anniversary ep like Matthew Moulton, 2 the Ranting Gryphon, JustinRPG, etc. are still around, a "where are they now?" episode could be fun.
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Make them read Fallout Equestria.  EDIT: quote:I think they're pretty against the groups of people who are actually dangerously bad like MRAs and stuff. Most crazies like furries and poo poo are harmless but PUAs are objectively horrible people and actually harm others so they stay away from that poo poo now. Sounds like bugchasing ticks those boxes. Kaiju Cage Match fucked around with this message at 21:28 on Jan 26, 2016 |
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Kaiju Cage Match posted:Make them read Fallout Equestria. 
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I have a fairly strong constitution. In general, I can hear or read any sort of nasty poo poo, so long as I don't have to look at it. I remember one day sitting down with my lunch to listen to some F Plus. It was Adult Babies. I had to shut it off. It was a first for me, but it's hard to eat while someone talks to you about how to freeze your cummies.
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Sleeveless posted:The Flat Earth Society is a bad pick because it's a troll group. That's not to say that, much like the closing statements in the waifu episode, there aren't a ton of true believers out there. A Legit Crazy Lady posted:and here it is ~ another lie gone TOO FAR ~ your lies are being uncovered because you just dont know when TO QUIT ~ the time to quit is while you are ahead ~ but just like GMO and BIG Pharma ~ you take this poo poo too far ~ look at the comments of the PEOPLE ~ who no longer care about this stupid bullshit that you waste our money and our time and out attention on ~ GAME OVER ~ this lie of a globe earth is going away ~ there is NO PROOF other that what you say ~ and the earth is FLAT ~ and I can say it because I have the power ~ others are afraid to say it ~ BUT I CAN SAY IT ~ this new FLAT EARTH IS NEW EARTH ~ change this one stupid thought ~ it never MATTERED to you really that the earth was a globe and it doesnt MATTER if the earth is flat ~ but by changing this one thought you can escape the matrix of this earth ~ and you can be FREE
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Bean posted:I have a fairly strong constitution. In general, I can hear or read any sort of nasty poo poo, so long as I don't have to look at it. Weird fetish poo poo is hilarious but adult babies sets off something in me that just makes me want to curl up in a ball and die. Give me pony freaks, give me dragon dildos, give me omegas, give me dick bugs but just seeing That Word is deeply unpleasant.
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chaos rhames posted:You mean wimjob?
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Sleeveless posted:The Flat Earth Society is a bad pick because it's a troll group. And not even the kind that's sad and weird enough to be entertaining like the Church of Satan or Pastafarianism. I wonder if you couldn't expand the concept into a whole "alternate earths" document. Flat earths, hollow earths, that kind of thing. That way you could pick the best of the best out of the crazies.
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Sham bam bamina! posted:Sippies. There's potential for a full-on cum fetishist document, people get really wierd about that stuff. It'd be too gross to get read though.
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