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Urban Space Cowboy posted:Yes they do, and (anticipating your next couple of questions) yes they always have terribly jarring edits, and yes he always screeches like his balls are caught in a vise. Oh my god! I had completely forgotten about the hat! The Dairy Queen stuff was brilliant: The entire idea that someone would lie about being the manager of the Dairy Queen they worked at to strangers on the internet was just so beautiful. I think it says a lot about Moulton's sheer incompetence that he still seems to believe Flash is a viable tool for website coding...
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Jun 15, 2013 04:55
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Calaveron posted:So did Lemon really just waste 10 bucks on some random blowjob hollering at his mic all for the sake of a joke? Man, he coulda bought a relatively decent fast food meal with that scratch. Correction: $20 If you go to the site there's also a Thanks, Stog jingle
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Oct 5, 2013 19:26
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It never ceases to amaze me the degree to which people will identify themselves by the media they consume. Now I think it's a fairly normal human behaviour to do this to a certain extent (We bond with people over shared interests after all) but when you're saying to yourself "This is my wedding day: The one day in my life where I get to celebrate the union between me and the person I love...Let's make it all about this TV Show I like!" I think you're taking things way too far. It's a really sad pitfall that a lot of nerdy types fall into: They don't seem to have an identity beyond the things they consume.
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Feb 27, 2014 01:44
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Tracula posted:If you keep up with internet critics at all a good deal of them have started up Patreons which is well and good but a lot of it is because ad revenue is in the toilet. When/if Patreon goes bust well... Didn't that Nostalgia Critic guy quit his job in the most flamboyant way possible when he was making bank off ad revenue? What happened with that? I'm assuming nothing good.
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Aug 2, 2014 19:23
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I feel like the exasperation is less aimed at Patreon itself and more at the "Hey, fund my life" attitude the subjects being read represented. It's anger at people not really putting in the effort into a creative endeavour and expecting that they deserve to receive enough money to quit their job. And the recurring theme throughout all of these was that the creators wanted to just live off Patreon contributions in their ideal world. It brings to mind this one furry webcomic that made the rounds in internet mock circles about a decade ago called "Perki Goth and Candi Raver". It was a terrible, furry, Zim-fed pile of crap with maybe thirty pages uploaded to it at the time and the authour decided he was obviously well established enough that he decided to start a donation drive on his site to get his readers (All two dozen of them) to donate enough money for him to quit his job and go to art school. He even had a big thermometer-styled chart showing how much he'd raised. That's basically what so infuriating about the people featured in this episode: They're expecting a, quite frankly, ridiculous amount of money without having actually put in the work. There were a few exceptions featured in the episode of people who had actually made a lot of poo poo but for the most part most of the people in this episode didn't really have all that much to show. It comes back to the old "talk is cheap" adage and everyone on the internet wants to be an artist or a writer but no one wants to actually draw or write, they just want the success that comes with it.
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Aug 11, 2014 23:46
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Added Space posted:
Or maybe it's just that these guys are really creepy and the amount of times they use the word 'mother' is reminiscent of Norman Bates. Because I don't think anyone besides you is bringing up the idea that plushophiles cutting a gently caress hole in a stuffed animal is going to lead to them doing it in real life...
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Mar 15, 2015 18:40
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kalensc posted:I can remember the exchange but not what it leads into, dang. That had one of Lemon's Boots impressions but the original was in the Sherlock episode when Lemon was reading a bit from the cuddlesutra (I can't even type that word without being angry). Also can I just say that the GoFundMe people in this episode are probably the single most contemptible of the crowdfunding subjects features on the podcast? The fact that they're basically co-opting a site that's ostensibly made for charity stuff in order to try and get free money for magyckal bee school is just a low I didn't think it was possible to achieve. What is it with hippy dippy new age types and bees anyway?
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Jul 17, 2015 01:38
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Maerlyn posted:I didn't really get squicked out until that dude mentioned using his pee as salad dressing. Of all the people drinking their own piss in this episode, that guy was truly the one who was the most into it.
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Oct 22, 2015 02:26
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Imagine your fave drinking from a water fountain while wearing a clown costume! Imagine your fave is covered in grape jelly and trying to ask for directions at an airport! Imagine your fave eating a laptop! Imagine your fave having too much to drink at the Christmas party and being fired for making racially insensitive comments to Amir from accounting! Imagine your fave's face being replaced by their butt and their butt being replaced by Archie Bunker's face! Imagine your fave wandering alone in a post apocalyptic wasteland when they come across a forgotten mascot costume that comes to life and they have wacky adventures together! Imagine your fave being eaten by a really big taco that gets bad diarrhoea from your fave! Imagine your fave getting really angry at you for eating their tapioca pudding from the fridge, I mean it had their name on it and was clearly on their side of the fridge! Imagine your fave going for a big interview and when they get to the building the only living things inside are a bunch of ostriches! Imagine your fave wearing a cardboard box on their head and declaring themselves Boxman the Guy with a Box on their head! Imagine your fave having all their bones surgically replaced with water balloons! Imagine your fave smuggling cocaine for the mob and having to go through customs! Imagine your fave filing thier taxes and eating toast! Imagine your fave has been replaced with a velociraptor and no one seems to notice except you! Imagine your fave animated in the style of the 1960s Spider-Man cartoon! Imagine your fave riding around in a tiny car that has legs instead of wheels! Imagine your fave filing a restraining order against your creepy rear end after reading all these weird masturbation fantasies you've come up with!
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Sham bam bamina! posted:No, it doesn't. They spend the first 20 minutes talking about nothing but rape lore. Yeah, I think the only major thing about Pokegirls the episode glossed over was the casual misogyny that was hard-baked into the worldbuilding, and the amount of thought that went into the sexual mind control poo poo. In terms of episodes that are too extreme to get a re-listen from me, it's pretty much limited to the afore-mentioned "Imagine Your Fave" one because vomit stuff is my line too far. Keep in mind that I keep the plushfucker, f-list and garbage fetish episodes on my regular listening rotation and was the stream artist for the zit fetish segment of the most recent 24 Terrible Hours. And as a collaborator on the document for the most recent episode I would just like to inform you all that you dodged a bullet because that site goes to some very uncomfortable places that were not touched on in the episode!
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