Listen or the kitten gets it!

as usual all over the place, I feel I say that every time. We hear about some of the dumb questions Nate gets. Nate digs himself a deeper hole as usual as well.

Hello hello hello, welcome back! Nate is still playing Skyrim, it's like this game is long or something. We discuss a really good book series he got me into. I explain why life ends around the ages of 5-6, and also why I hate the word sorry.

Today we do an in-depth study of the female hyena's genitals. it was very hard to capture and subdue a hyena, they are so hard to come by down here in Florida. In the process of analyzing her mock penis the anesthesia wore off and fortunately for me she bit Nate's arm off, but no worries everyone, I'm alright and sedated her again and we were able to continue our analysis. and you can listen in full stereophonic detail!

In today's in-depth episode we learn of the lie detector tactics used on all the citizens in the world of Skyrim. Which methods work, which don't. Which are totally fake. And we finally, finally find out who stole that damned cheese wheel! You'll never guess who did it!

He's honestly not, he just talks to people you cant see. So please stop judging him, and teasing him, and calling him names. He's not crazy, he just gifted... I think.

As always lots of random stuff, Nate plays warzone, at some point we discuss zombie mode

Red M&M's? How dare you take away my red M&M's! Who are you to decide if I get cancer or not? My body my decision!

That crazy rooster and his blades be at it yet again! What will we do with him? what can we do with him? will he ever stop? And hello and welcome back to LOTKGI, we're all over the place as always so not really much I can say here, maybe I'll take notes next time and write things we actually talk about, or maybe not. Stay tuned to find out!... what a cliffhanger!

Today we discuss free-range bibbles and the ethical harvesting of said bibbles for their bubbles to turn into baubles. Its been far too long bibbles have been hunted and harvested for their bubbles that we may lose them forever.