Nate and Ryan are at it again. Ryan goes back to what he knows best. Nates weak shit sends him packing, with his tail between his legs. A serious and reverent hark back to muppet treasure island. Crotch crickets and some serious bummer talk in this one bro! Tread lightly.

As Ryan and Nate discuss the slaptittude of "The Reflex," by Duran Duran, They start their side quest today in the middle of snoozeville. Ryan checks Nate on his cool guy pronouncing ways. Nate Digs up a DEEEEEEP cut and unleashes a hometown, Minneapolis ripper: "Here comes tha police," by Vicious Vicious. There's talks of beanie babies, and your favorite over the hill rockers bomp, stomp, and romp as always. What else is new.

Seal...just...Seal man. It's. FEGGING. SEAL BRO! Coming in hot with "The Weight Of My Mistakes." Its a fastball, coming in hot down the pike! And speaking of coming in hot, Ryan comes crashing in with the tune and Nate is none too pleased. Also, Nate once again shows his deep cut prowess in this dynamite ripper "X-french t-shirt," by Shudder to think. Mars Volta and more coming at ya!

Ryan and Nate continue their quest for the ultimate slayer. And, in the process, discuss the underrated impact of "tongue and cheek." Nates indifference towards boats. Somehow, Pamela Anderson and just overall bullshit-ery in this slay-ride of rippers! Come on in, the waters fine.

Ryan and Nate discuss the possible slappy-ness of the song "Nutbush City Limits" by Bob Seger. Originally written by Tina turner. The validity of Bob Seger And "The Sails of Charon" by the Scorpions. Also touched on in this episode, The Big Green, Bushwhacked, and surprisingly David Lee Roth-esque squeaker screams. Come join us on our never ending endeavor of creating a Jurassic Park full of slappers!