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Another two parter! In this episode we go deep into Underworld and associated topics. Namely Kid Rock, Bible video games, and rule 34 of stuff that actually happened.
Title reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OEnDly2G8k
We were two hours into recording and it shows.
In the first episode of this two parter, we discuss American Werewolf in London as well as getting a bit into the sequel, American Werewolf in Paris.
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This episode is special because Beth gets to flex her funeral industry knowledge. If you listen for no other reason, make it that one.
Also, we make quite a big announcement.
Also Also, yes that's a Breaking Benjamin reference. Beth and Pope especially are butt rock queens, so you get references.
Man. Love the movie, but it's got problems. But the Glasgow Smile scene! Tore up from the floor up, we are.
So, one thing about us is that we have spent HOURS just chatting about stuff other than the macabre. We're derps, and really silly when we're not trying to, you know, approach a situation seriously. So this idea, tentatively called Macabre Shorts, is really simple. We ask a question, in this case it's "Where would you get a stigmata injury if you had to?" and we answer it with no preparation. It's meant to bee off the cuff and fun. Now, in the case of this episode, please know it was recorded in the middle of Tech Fallout 2023, so it isn't the best quality, but I think the content is worth putting out. Enjoy!
Did I just borrow a line from ERB? Yes. Is this the second release that almost never saw the light of day die to tech? Yes. Listener beware, you're in for... distorted audio.
I'm not saying that technology, schedules, and everything else in the world conspired against us in getting this episode made... but I'm not sating it didn't.
Holmes is so boring that he made us want to talk about Jack the Ripper. This dude was under suspicion of BEING Jack the Ripper. Funny stuff.
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