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Episode 091: Fatherhood
Episode 091 of That Was Disappointing is Live.
“Human sacrifice! Dogs and cats living together! Art having a kid. Mass hysteria!”
Today’s Theme: Fatherhood. Specifically, the trials and tribulations our friend has to look forward to. What do you mean babies can’t just use the litter box?
While he doesn’t have the same smarts or sex appeal as Danny Tanner (R.I.P. Bob Saget), Art decided to give this whole parenting thing a try. Wait — between Lex and Producer Kenny, who’s the Uncle Jesse of the group? And why will they fight each other to the death to save them from the distinction of being Uncle Joey?
Listen in wonder/embarrassment as the two other hopeless causes try to impart some wisdom on this topic. Hey, at least Art cleaned his first few diapers like a champ. Now if only he could take care of his own. Hiyoooo!
TWD Tip of the Week: The largest number of babies born to a single woman was 69. That’s absolutely true, BTW. It was a Russian peasant in the 18th century. We feel like this podcast was born just to being this knowledge to you.
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Episode 091 of That Was Disappointing is Live.
“Human sacrifice! Dogs and cats living together! Art having a kid. Mass hysteria!”
Today’s Theme: Fatherhood. Specifically, the trials and tribulations our friend has to look forward to. What do you mean babies can’t just use the litter box?
While he doesn’t have the same smarts or sex appeal as Danny Tanner (R.I.P. Bob Saget), Art decided to give this whole parenting thing a try. Wait — between Lex and Producer Kenny, who’s the Uncle Jesse of the group? And why will they fight each other to the death to save them from the distinction of being Uncle Joey?
Listen in wonder/embarrassment as the two other hopeless causes try to impart some wisdom on this topic. Hey, at least Art cleaned his first few diapers like a champ. Now if only he could take care of his own. Hiyoooo!
TWD Tip of the Week: The largest number of babies born to a single woman was 69. That’s absolutely true, BTW. It was a Russian peasant in the 18th century. We feel like this podcast was born just to being this knowledge to you.