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Do you know what the sound of a writer missing his deadline is? It sounds like the end of this story "The Story of the Hero Makoma," which has some pretty crazy elements ramping up to a whole lot of nothing. In other words, par for the course for us.
Suggested talking points: Brownie Arms Race, Unstuck From the Audio, Ash Twig, The Hero: Glaucoma, Crocodile Combo, Lethargic Children’s Show, A Wandering Gaia, A Sentient Hair, Spirit Yoinked, Bunny Foo Foo Remix, Damn You, Granny Croc
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Excerpts of unused material from episode 65 of "What the Folklore?", wherein we invent "Spicy Rimjobs", get belligerent on brownies, write Season 3 of Daredevil for Marvel, and start some new, digital fairytale projects
Our apologies for sound quality this week, it's a temporary situation
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This story has spawned much debate concerning the exploits of our two heroes this week, the titular characters from "The Knights of the Fish." We find ourselves in need of your help, dear listeners, in deciding who had the greater adventure.
Suggested talking points: Turbo-vore, suicidal fish, DBZ mission, story fakeout, sting like a freight truck, initialize trick mode, set antics to fun, bouncy annex palace, basement honeymoon, that farm ain't metaphors, nightmare meat pleasures
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In this week's ramblecast, we wrap up our discussion on Nicholas Cage and discuss fashion, as well as what kind of animal we'd most like to Frankenstein together.
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Our story choices this week were largely resting on a percentage calculation of there being a boat in the story, which lead us to some interesting places concerning a kind of gender-swapped Thumbelina, and his friend (or relative?) Thumblejourney MacKinnerny. We're reading "Thumbling as Journeyman."
special thanks to Cory and Laine of http://newworldwitchery.com/ for sponsoring this episode!
Suggested talking points: Story Haggling, Drift Compatible, Krang Mom, Xtreme Preemie, The Borrower’s Railroad, DEFCON Poohbear, Surgically Dismembering a Wolf, A Penis Fight to the Death, Salty Snails, The Tiny Child Concept, Tarantino-Murdered
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Excerpts of unused material from episode 63 of "What the Folklore?", wherein we air our grievances of the movie industry, and craft our top ten guest list, many of which are dead, and none of which have any expertise in folklore.
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We're wrapping up the events of Snakegate 2015 by reading "The Snake Prince," tracking down the last of the snake pit boys (if you've been keeping count with us. This episode also features a training session in marital manipulation, and the longest suicide plan on fairy tale record.
Special thanks to David Miyakawa for sponsoring the show this week. Check out his wares over at http://www.happycapybara.com/
Suggested talking points: Rhyming culinary skills, MC Escher cookbook, we have babby, love child con, baby suicide plan, imaginary snake hands, dankass sleep shirt, a lot ado about not much, mud notes
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On this week's ramblecast, we get deep into the idea of catching and controlling alternate dimension versions of famous people. Essentially, we've created "Buscemimon."
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So... suffice to say that this one got a little out of hand, because of a single word that was probably mistranslated. Just gird yourselves. We did actually read a story this week, and it was "The Old Woman and Her Dumpling"
Special thanks to Linda Clarke for Sponsoring the show this week
Suggested talking points: Episode Six Billion, Korean Gaffigan, Degrees of Wicked, Family Feudal Japan, A Fatal Mistranslation, Buffet Bus, Traffic Light Micro-transactions, Corpse-Ransom Bus, Iranda-May Ights-Ray, Good Bus Very Fast Ltd., Sovereign Wheels
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Excerpts of unused material from episode 61 of "What the Folklore?", wherein we finally take Wall-E to task on its plot holes, as well as suggest a gritty re"boot", discuss comedy tropes we don't care for, and found the law offices of "Whoopsie Law"
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