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Guess what? Lori got married (again)! Get the scoop on what went down at the wedding. We have thoughts about Disclosure Day and aliens in general. Also, Mary Poppins is a witch and we never realized it. Plus: We commit cultural appropriation in the 90s, Kim misses her boyfriend, and Lori sprouts pubic hair. Welcome to Generation Artax.
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If you ever asked yourself, "When DID Lori get to third base," this episode is for you. Did she like it? Spoiler alert: No. Though we can't be sure, because Lori admits she has committed lies of omission. Also: If you take someone's virginity, do you get to keep it? Also: mammograms were designed by men, April Fools is traumatizing, and Terri indulges a jealous fantasy. It's time to travel to the Land of 1000 Dances. Welcome to Generation Artax.
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Lori always had a prom date, but not until the day of. And that's how we know deadlines work. Terri goes away for a weekend and loses her boyfriend overnight, what Some Kind of Wonderful got right (and wrong), and is it us or was Three's Company kinda fucked up? Plus: How we all side with the parents in 80s movies now. Welcome to Generation Artax.
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Terri landed her first legit boyfriend senior year of high school in the fall of 1990, setting an epic drama in motion. Kim pens a Victorian letter to Lori reminding her she's not ugly. Plus: Lori's given up on jewelry, Terri is obsessed with making it, and Kim doesn't want any of her jewelry to change, ever. Also, could someone please throw Terri a word of affirmation? Welcome to Generation Artax.
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In this episode, you'll only hear two stories about car accidents, because Kim is perfect and never makes mistakes. Lori airs her discomfort about a certain Michael Jackson video, as well as a Looney Tunes character who tried to make assault look endearing. Also: Lori believes she's from the year 3,000 A.D., Kim has magical powers she'd like to use only occasionally, and Terri is stymied by simple home improvements. Welcome to Generation Artax.
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Is it watermelon season yet? And is that a tick Lori just found in her hair? Yes and yes. In this episode, Terri is on the Edge of Seventeen, Kim is lacking boyfriend bandwidth, and Lori wants to be a weather girl, but she will not say the word "Middlesex" when referring to the county. Then we all pile on the would-be heroines of 90s romcoms who can frankly fuck alllll the way off. Welcome to Generation Artax.
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Strap in for stories from the 90s, including how Lori makes a pledge to be nice to everyone freshman year and has a kind of Buddhist epiphany. Plus: Terri's love life is thrown into chaos by geopolitics in 1990. Question: Does being in love make you better looking? (Kinda.) In Unrelated: If you could be beamed anywhere for 10 minutes every week, where would you go? Welcome to Generation Artax.
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How did we sleep on Flashdance and Judge Judy? Not anymore. Also in this episode: Are we all doing our own pedicures now? Does Terri have ADHD? Maybe. Plus: Kim's eighth-grade boyfriend thinks she's a snob. In Unrelated, what job would you have if things were different? Welcome to Generation Artax.
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How many times have YOU watched Jim Henson's funeral? Because Kim has it on a loop. Also in this episode, Kim checks her own receipts and turns out she has been telling her own HS breakup story inaccurately. Lori nearly chokes out a girl in the hallway between periods and at one point throws a chair. Also: Games we find triggering and words we hate so much we can barely speak them aloud. Welcome to Generation Artax.
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In this episode, Lori waxes darkly poetic about how she's no one's type. Kim writes a letter to Terri on her 16th birthday, outlining all the ways she's a perfect teenager—including her solid physical shape—then goes back to talking about awesome next summer will be. In Unrelated: big fish, small fish, and podcast goals. Welcome to Generation Artax.
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