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Episode 35 - Puddle of Mudd - Come Clean
10 minutes into Dane Cook and Chill and he gives you the look, puts his hat on backwards, slams his wrap around sunglasses on his face and cranks, Puddle of Mudd’s Come Clean. Surely that’s everyone’s sexual fantasy, right? Right? Right.
Another world famous Bacio episode today talking all things Puddle of Mudd, from throwing Fred Durst’s security guard a demo tape to releasing a new* single called Uh-Oh. Travel back in time to when one of the hosts was defending his bootleg Mudd shirt at house parties.
As Shakespeare once wrote; ‘I loveth the way thee smack mine own rampallian’ and I think we get our thoughts about this album out pretty clearly. Shout out to any horny person leaving comments on adult videos and as always, shout out to Jamie Kennedy.
Whoa, just uploaded the cover art and we didn't even get around to talking about it. Why was this the cover? Who rubber stamped this?
Trigger Warning: This episode contains mention of domestic violence.
*terrible
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10 minutes into Dane Cook and Chill and he gives you the look, puts his hat on backwards, slams his wrap around sunglasses on his face and cranks, Puddle of Mudd’s Come Clean. Surely that’s everyone’s sexual fantasy, right? Right? Right.
Another world famous Bacio episode today talking all things Puddle of Mudd, from throwing Fred Durst’s security guard a demo tape to releasing a new* single called Uh-Oh. Travel back in time to when one of the hosts was defending his bootleg Mudd shirt at house parties.
As Shakespeare once wrote; ‘I loveth the way thee smack mine own rampallian’ and I think we get our thoughts about this album out pretty clearly. Shout out to any horny person leaving comments on adult videos and as always, shout out to Jamie Kennedy.
Whoa, just uploaded the cover art and we didn't even get around to talking about it. Why was this the cover? Who rubber stamped this?
Trigger Warning: This episode contains mention of domestic violence.
*terrible