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Waiting 4 Wrath - Episode 229 - The One Where Steve Fights A Yeti With His Veggie-Type — It's Super Effective!
In This Week’s Show, episode 229, we get our dogs stoned so they can ride angry whales into battle with time traveling Iraqi dinosaurs!
Now, grab a beer and help us test the god hypothesis — because, while Ori (or-I), the god-like jerks who founded Origin, haven’t struck us down yet, we are trying their patience!
Shea’s Life Lesson
This week I learned that a blue whale is so large that if it were to be laid on a basketball court the game would be canceled.
Jenn’s Actual Lesson
No reviews, No Jenn
But before we get to all that, let’s have a beer!
This Week’s Beer
Framboise Du Nord - August Schell Brewery, New Ulm, MN
From: Jaded Zappa
BA Link: http://bit.ly/2Yd9pHP
BA Rating: 4.09
Style: Berliner Weisse
ABV: 3.7%
* Aaron: 9
* Shea: 10
* Steve: 5
This Week’s Show
Round Table Discussion
Kinda fuck all… No new patrons will check for reviews… and Jenn isn’t here.
Also, there be show winds a’blowing … and I don’t mean Steve. No real teasers yet, but a question. If you could tell us to cover a topic, any topic at all regardless of subject, timeliness, or truthiness, what would it be?
WyoAIDS tickets!
We’ll have a few tickets to give away so leave us a 30 second to 1 min voicemail at 513-760-0463 about why WyoAIDS is great and you’re in! Also, we’ll love you for it.
Headlines
Whale, fuck!
http://bit.ly/2YuhpEF
Not quite the story of Jonah and the whale but at least this is true. South African dive tour operator Rainer Schimpf was nearly swallowed by a whale after he was mistakenly swept into its jaws during a sardine feeding frenzy last month. First, I want to take a second to admire Rainer’s last name… Schimpf… sounds like shrimp, maybe he has it coming. The 51-year-old was snorkeling near Port Elizabeth Harbour, on the eastern coast of South Africa, when a series of photos captured him being sucked headfirst into a Bryde’s whale’s mouth. These are moderately sized whales apparently but are still 45 feet long.
“There was no time for fear or any emotion,” he told The Telegraph. “I knew instantly what had happened. I knew that a whale had come and taken me and I instinctively held my breath, assuming that it would dive down again and spit me out somewhere in the depths of the Indian Ocean.”
Little Schimpfy was lucky, Bryde’s whales are known to dive for up to 15 minutes and up to 1000 feet deep, after being swallowed the whale released his jaws allowing him to escape. A passing photographer witnessed the scene from a nearby boat and immediately began snapping away, capturing everything but Schimpf’s legs vanishing inside the whale.
“Whales are no man-eaters,” witness Claudia Weber-Gebert told Barcroft Animals in an interview. “This was no attack. It was no fault of the whale. They are really sensitive, they are gentle giants, and it was just an accident.”
Or so you think Claudia… that's how it all starts.
“It was an interesting experience for me but surely nothing I’d like to do again,” he told Barcroft Animals. “I don’t think I had a whale of a time, but I now have the inside knowledge of a whale which nobody else has.”
It Ain't Easy Be’n No Cheesy
* http://bit.ly/2YwB5HU
* http://bit.ly/2TJkVHw
As I’ve mentioned several times in the past, my daughter is a vegan or was anyway. As it turns out, it’s not an easy life choice to maintain. She, like many others, have moved away from veganism to vegetarianism. Her reasoning is pretty pure for a teenager. She was missing pizza and a having a wide variety of ice cream flavors,
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In This Week’s Show, episode 229, we get our dogs stoned so they can ride angry whales into battle with time traveling Iraqi dinosaurs!
Now, grab a beer and help us test the god hypothesis — because, while Ori (or-I), the god-like jerks who founded Origin, haven’t struck us down yet, we are trying their patience!
Shea’s Life Lesson
This week I learned that a blue whale is so large that if it were to be laid on a basketball court the game would be canceled.
Jenn’s Actual Lesson
No reviews, No Jenn
But before we get to all that, let’s have a beer!
This Week’s Beer
Framboise Du Nord - August Schell Brewery, New Ulm, MN
From: Jaded Zappa
BA Link: http://bit.ly/2Yd9pHP
BA Rating: 4.09
Style: Berliner Weisse
ABV: 3.7%
* Aaron: 9
* Shea: 10
* Steve: 5
This Week’s Show
Round Table Discussion
Kinda fuck all… No new patrons will check for reviews… and Jenn isn’t here.
Also, there be show winds a’blowing … and I don’t mean Steve. No real teasers yet, but a question. If you could tell us to cover a topic, any topic at all regardless of subject, timeliness, or truthiness, what would it be?
WyoAIDS tickets!
We’ll have a few tickets to give away so leave us a 30 second to 1 min voicemail at 513-760-0463 about why WyoAIDS is great and you’re in! Also, we’ll love you for it.
Headlines
Whale, fuck!
http://bit.ly/2YuhpEF
Not quite the story of Jonah and the whale but at least this is true. South African dive tour operator Rainer Schimpf was nearly swallowed by a whale after he was mistakenly swept into its jaws during a sardine feeding frenzy last month. First, I want to take a second to admire Rainer’s last name… Schimpf… sounds like shrimp, maybe he has it coming. The 51-year-old was snorkeling near Port Elizabeth Harbour, on the eastern coast of South Africa, when a series of photos captured him being sucked headfirst into a Bryde’s whale’s mouth. These are moderately sized whales apparently but are still 45 feet long.
“There was no time for fear or any emotion,” he told The Telegraph. “I knew instantly what had happened. I knew that a whale had come and taken me and I instinctively held my breath, assuming that it would dive down again and spit me out somewhere in the depths of the Indian Ocean.”
Little Schimpfy was lucky, Bryde’s whales are known to dive for up to 15 minutes and up to 1000 feet deep, after being swallowed the whale released his jaws allowing him to escape. A passing photographer witnessed the scene from a nearby boat and immediately began snapping away, capturing everything but Schimpf’s legs vanishing inside the whale.
“Whales are no man-eaters,” witness Claudia Weber-Gebert told Barcroft Animals in an interview. “This was no attack. It was no fault of the whale. They are really sensitive, they are gentle giants, and it was just an accident.”
Or so you think Claudia… that's how it all starts.
“It was an interesting experience for me but surely nothing I’d like to do again,” he told Barcroft Animals. “I don’t think I had a whale of a time, but I now have the inside knowledge of a whale which nobody else has.”
It Ain't Easy Be’n No Cheesy
* http://bit.ly/2YwB5HU
* http://bit.ly/2TJkVHw
As I’ve mentioned several times in the past, my daughter is a vegan or was anyway. As it turns out, it’s not an easy life choice to maintain. She, like many others, have moved away from veganism to vegetarianism. Her reasoning is pretty pure for a teenager. She was missing pizza and a having a wide variety of ice cream flavors,