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Episode #95 of Drunk Ex-Pastors begins with a voicemail suggesting that we may have engaged in a bit of gender stereotyping in a recent episode, but since the caller was a woman we immediately dismissed her as hysterical and emotionally out of control. Jason's personality is then diagnosed, with the fairly accurate prognosis that he is utterly unfit for gainful employment. We then delve into the issue of the relationship between one's own conscience and his responsibility to the public good, and afterwards issue an invitation to colonize with us a new nation should Donald Trump ever become president. We discuss whether robots could ever destroy humanity from a religious point of view, and speaking of religion, Christian introduces us to the term "ignosticism" and our "Dick Move, God" segment introduces us to a newly-made orphan. Christian is biebered by people who can't intellectually walk and chew gum at the same time, and Jason's bieber proves that only he can prevent forest fires.
Also, for the love of all things holy, can a black woman get diarrhea on TV just once?
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Episode #95 of Drunk Ex-Pastors begins with a voicemail suggesting that we may have engaged in a bit of gender stereotyping in a recent episode, but since the caller was a woman we immediately dismissed her as hysterical and emotionally out of control. Jason's personality is then diagnosed, with the fairly accurate prognosis that he is utterly unfit for gainful employment. We then delve into the issue of the relationship between one's own conscience and his responsibility to the public good, and afterwards issue an invitation to colonize with us a new nation should Donald Trump ever become president. We discuss whether robots could ever destroy humanity from a religious point of view, and speaking of religion, Christian introduces us to the term "ignosticism" and our "Dick Move, God" segment introduces us to a newly-made orphan. Christian is biebered by people who can't intellectually walk and chew gum at the same time, and Jason's bieber proves that only he can prevent forest fires.
Also, for the love of all things holy, can a black woman get diarrhea on TV just once?

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