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Ep 625 - The Big Show (feat. Billy & Spud)
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They said they loved the book, calling it "fountainhead fucking rules," and highlighted it as a favorite read.
I love the fountainhead. Fountainhead fucking rules.
— Episode: Ep 547 - The Bourguignon Shuffle (feat....
They said they loved the book, calling it "fountainhead fucking rules," and highlighted it as a favorite read.
I love the fountainhead. Fountainhead fucking rules.
A Yaqui Way of Knowledge
It was discussed that the author's first books were phenomenal but he later became erratic and convinced people to harm themselves.
Carlos Castaneda rules although that guy turned out to kind of freak out, convince people to kill themselves.
— Episode: Ep 362 - McCusker Fambly Podcast
It was discussed that the author's first books were phenomenal but he later became erratic and convinced people to harm themselves.
Carlos Castaneda rules although that guy turned out to kind of freak out, convince people to kill themselves.
Dude, it happens. True. Sometimes that's the answer.
I jumped off a cliff and disappeared and then like meanwhile he's like died of liver failure something crazy happened where like the three closest people to him got their heads cut off or something.
Something his first books phenomenal, first talking about that shit with maybe all Colts didn't end like that.
I'm not gonna lie officer, I had about I would say five hits of aminita muscaria, I was about a one-to-one-to-one of Blue Otis, dude, just some like buzzed head cop being like I'm lunch caps right now.
A Woman's Guide to Using the Healing Power of Fasting to Burn Fat, Boost Energy, and Balance Hormones
The podcasters discussed the show 'Girls', created by Lena Dunham, with mixed opinions. One considered it a potential good show, while another thought it was bad, referencing a scene involving a character getting their genitals eaten.
I might have to watch girls I've never watched a girl.
— Episode: Ep 325- Defending our Democracy
The podcasters discussed the show 'Girls', created by Lena Dunham, with mixed opinions. One considered it a potential good show, while another thought it was bad, referencing a scene involving a character getting their genitals eaten.
I might have to watch girls I've never watched a girl.
Good good friend of the show Mickey Leaper was telling me like girls
I think it starts with someone getting like their ass seen or something
I think the first episode is a Brian Williams daughter
I got into like three episodes and I was like no piece wrong. This this is it's pretty bad
It was said to be a good book about a professor born into a black family who pretended to be Jewish his whole life. He was accused of racism as a pretend Jewish man, but was secretly black. It is thought that he eventually got cancelled for being racist.
It's about a professor who is he's born into a black family But he's so fair-skinned that he actually goes and pretends he's Jewish And his whole life is about like he gets accused of racism as like a...
— Episode: Dog Girl
It was said to be a good book about a professor born into a black family who pretended to be Jewish his whole life. He was accused of racism as a pretend Jewish man, but was secretly black. It is thought that he eventually got cancelled for being racist.
It's about a professor who is he's born into a black family But he's so fair-skinned that he actually goes and pretends he's Jewish And his whole life is about like he gets accused of racism as like a like pretend Jewish guy
But he's secretly black and he's like man. This is fucking bullshit, but he can't lie about it's pretty fun Yeah, good book. So wait at the end. He kind of he does the it's basically the Chappelle racist
Kind of yeah, but it's bullshit too because he's just using outdated language and somebody there It's it's a it's a very long story. I won't spoil wait He gets canceled in the book for like do this book was written in like the 90s was he gets canceled
He's like I was doing cancel him from the cancel him But he doesn't want to come out because his whole life's built around that you like this kids don't even know Awesome book human Philip Ross fuckable.
He read one of his books and was impressed by how Heinlein eventually started dictating his books to a person who would just write everything down.
There was you ever get into sci-fi with like L Heinlein Robert Heinlein wrote Stranger in a Strange Land But I remember reading one of his books and like he got a lot of money writing...
— Episode: Ep 463 - Cedar Point (feat. Tony Hinchcl...
He read one of his books and was impressed by how Heinlein eventually started dictating his books to a person who would just write everything down.
There was you ever get into sci-fi with like L Heinlein Robert Heinlein wrote Stranger in a Strange Land But I remember reading one of his books and like he got a lot of money writing books but he just eventually started dictating books get a guy sit there and he'd be like Once upon a time that come on fucking write this shit and he would talk and he started just talking book I'm like, yeah, that's gotta be the sickest shit in the world. Yeah, that's gone the top 10 stuff of his getting chicks wet Novel to another person and being like I'm tired It's awesome. Yeah, that shit rules. Yeah, I've just gotten to the realm of like Paying people because before you're like, I'm gonna lose my fucking money. I can't pay people anything now I have I have a bro and he doesn't explain to my wife's like what does he do? And I'm like, I pay him every week when I need him. I call him Yeah, sometimes I yell I don't need him for a couple weeks and that's fine Yeah, but when I need him it's worth every fucking penny. Yeah, bro life-changing shit. It's literally pays for himself Yeah, dude, in fact, he doesn't know this but he I make way more money than Yeah, otherwise you have to fire but I give him raises every like three to six months and he feels good too Yeah, you'd be like I can somehow give you more money. So yeah, I have more money. Oh my god, right? That is a nice feeling. Yeah Oh, I turns out my you know, I didn't starve or die so you can have a little more money, right? Thank you so much. Yeah. All right. I hope this doesn't blow up in all of our faces, but yeah, it's working for now
Hunter Biden, Big Tech, and the Dirty Secrets the President Tried to Hide
The podcasters were listening to the book and the book was mentioned a few times as being a good listen. It's described as a memoir filled with stories of alcoholism. It was implied that the book was likely written by ghostwriters for a Democratic Party PR company.
We listened to the hunter Biden. Uh, all right memoirs and we listen to the spud told me listen to last like three hours of his
— Episode: Ep 438- Full Zordon
The podcasters were listening to the book and the book was mentioned a few times as being a good listen. It's described as a memoir filled with stories of alcoholism. It was implied that the book was likely written by ghostwriters for a Democratic Party PR company.
We listened to the hunter Biden. Uh, all right memoirs and we listen to the spud told me listen to last like three hours of his
Like drug years, dude, it's bell ringers the what the bell ringers or whatever. He keeps calling Is that what he calls crack? Yeah, if you hit it hard you get your bell wrong. He we're still in alcohol right now
We're making our way to I just listened to war modes. Yes, but it's actually it is a really good. Listen a lot of it It's warm out. Yeah, what was the shit? I made the book the book is a good listen
And I mean there's a cynical part of me that's like it was written by ghostwriters for a PR company for the Democratic Party Yeah, absolutely, but dude, he's entirely his tails are still like so far. I'm like pretty sick with a crack
He didn't get to the crack yet. He's just drinking dude We'll get yeah, I've heard I heard Mormon was talking about the booze stories of him like and then next thing you know You're drinking a bottle of vodka in the garage watching Game of Thrones
I was driving as he was saying that and I was like Fucking right dude. That's a good night. It's like what you drinking vodka watching Battlestar Galactica.
Like I was at one point I was gonna cry I was like Joe Biden is actually a pretty good father, dude We should be like he worked on me on the way up dude. I cried during succession this week
That's Joe fucking rules. Oh, have you watched the last episode? I don't think I've ever seen the very last one Hmm you know what no I did watch ice. No I do watch I watch season 1 and season 2 yes
I did I skipped season 3 the new seasons out right now But there's a new season a new season in the last episode made me cry.
Oh, I didn't see the news at my parents house just
Got me choked up dude. I'm such a dumb bitch dude the book got me on the way up They're talking about that fucking church shooting and the one yeah Yeah
in there they're talking when Biden went back to that church after his son had just died and he's like Again, the book seems to be a little bit horse feeding We're so he didn't plan on giving a speech and then he goes up
He's like and this is what he said and they asked him to speak and it's like a beautiful. Yeah, dude He's just like faith sees the best in the darkness and I was like sitting there
It's like Biden does have that there is that part of Biden? I like yeah, he's like we're America, dude We can do anything we want. Come on You start to love him dude, yeah, it works cuz he's just like he it's dude
The Plague was mentioned, and the speaker was reading it, and he described the book as a 'plague book'. The speaker discussed the book's contents about the bubonic plague, and the hygiene practices back in the medieval time.
Now tell you what, that fucking plague book as we messed up, the parasite, you brought up parasites. It made me, you're reading about The Plague right now.
— Episode: Ep 456 - Red Power God (tier 2)
The Plague was mentioned, and the speaker was reading it, and he described the book as a 'plague book'. The speaker discussed the book's contents about the bubonic plague, and the hygiene practices back in the medieval time.
Now tell you what, that fucking plague book as we messed up, the parasite, you brought up parasites. It made me, you're reading about The Plague right now.
I'm reading that. I'm listening to that fucking plague book.
Impeach Pedro
The first time he watched Napoleon Dynamite he walked out thinking it was horrible, but when he watched it again he realized it was a masterpiece.
Napoleon Dynamite did that first time I saw Napoleon Dynamite just walked out like what the fuck was that?
— Episode: Ep 497 - Jam The Brakes (feat. Sal Vulca...
The first time he watched Napoleon Dynamite he walked out thinking it was horrible, but when he watched it again he realized it was a masterpiece.
Napoleon Dynamite did that first time I saw Napoleon Dynamite just walked out like what the fuck was that?
I watched it again. I'm like, this is a masterpiece
No550 My Freddy Got Fingered Minimal Movie Poster An U , Journal for Writing, College Ruled Size 6" x 9", 110 Pages
He loved Freddy got fingered the first time, but watching it a second time made it even better.
Yeah, when I first saw I was like, yeah, then I watched again. I'm like, yo, this is the
— Episode: Ep 497 - Jam The Brakes (feat. Sal Vulca...
He loved Freddy got fingered the first time, but watching it a second time made it even better.
Yeah, when I first saw I was like, yeah, then I watched again. I'm like, yo, this is the
Peter Attia is a Silicon Valley businessman turned bio health hacker. He is a well-known expert on longevity and health. It was mentioned as a book about eating vegetables and making millions of dollars. He was described as someone who did intense testing and released all his information to anyone interested.
I think he wrote the book called I don't remember. It's not how to live forever
— Episode: Ep 495 - Pod-Cast Away
Peter Attia is a Silicon Valley businessman turned bio health hacker. He is a well-known expert on longevity and health. It was mentioned as a book about eating vegetables and making millions of dollars. He was described as someone who did intense testing and released all his information to anyone interested.
I think he wrote the book called I don't remember. It's not how to live forever
That's maybe it is how to live forever
I don't know a bunch of guys out here writing books about eating vegetables making millions of dollars
But
Peter atia his origin story about how he became like a bio health hacker is actually kind of sick
A Tale of Extraordinary Lies & Liars
Nick Bryant described his new book "The Truth About Watergate" as a unified field theory of Watergate revisionist books, challenging the commonly held narrative. He asserted that Nixon was unaware of the Watergate break-in and that the true story involved a conspiracy within a conspiracy, with the CIA using the break-in to undermine Nixon.
Everything that you know about Watergate, the vast majority of is is a lie.
— Episode: Ep 490 - The Truth About Watergate (fat....
Nick Bryant described his new book "The Truth About Watergate" as a unified field theory of Watergate revisionist books, challenging the commonly held narrative. He asserted that Nixon was unaware of the Watergate break-in and that the true story involved a conspiracy within a conspiracy, with the CIA using the break-in to undermine Nixon.
Everything that you know about Watergate, the vast majority of is is a lie.
So my goal was to be the unified field theory of watergate revisionist books.
And they're the most pathological liars of probably anybody in the entire watergate saga.
Everything that like I said when we started everything that you know about Watergate Is a lie.
And the official narrative with watergate is Richard Nixon sanctioned Watergate.
How to Go from Victim to Visionary
John Dean's book "Blind Ambition" was described as a great piece of fiction. It detailed his time as counsel to President Nixon and his eventual turning on Nixon, culminating in a trial that essentially came down to Nixon's word against Dean's.
And he's the guy he had a book called it's actually a great piece of fiction It's called Blind Ambition.
— Episode: Ep 490 - The Truth About Watergate (fat....
John Dean's book "Blind Ambition" was described as a great piece of fiction. It detailed his time as counsel to President Nixon and his eventual turning on Nixon, culminating in a trial that essentially came down to Nixon's word against Dean's.
And he's the guy he had a book called it's actually a great piece of fiction It's called Blind Ambition.
A Spiritual Memoir
John Dean's wife, Marine Dean, wrote a book titled "Watergate: A Woman's Journey", recounting their meeting and relationship. The podcasters discussed inconsistencies between the details provided in the book and information published in the Washington Post, suggesting that either the book or the article contained inaccuracies, and raising questions about Marine Dean's potential involvement with a CIA prostitution ring.
And marine's dean was Watergate a woman's journey.
— Episode: Ep 490 - The Truth About Watergate (fat....
John Dean's wife, Marine Dean, wrote a book titled "Watergate: A Woman's Journey", recounting their meeting and relationship. The podcasters discussed inconsistencies between the details provided in the book and information published in the Washington Post, suggesting that either the book or the article contained inaccuracies, and raising questions about Marine Dean's potential involvement with a CIA prostitution ring.
And marine's dean was Watergate a woman's journey.
The Politics of Sex, Lies, and Blackmail
The book "Confessions of a DC Madam" was discussed as a non-fiction account of a man who ran a gay escort service in Washington, D.C. The book detailed the man's involvement with a CI asset who used escorts to blackmail closeted politicians.
I wrote a book called confessions of a dc. Madam and was a guy about a guy who ran a gay escort service in washington dc.
— Episode: Ep 490 - The Truth About Watergate (fat....
The book "Confessions of a DC Madam" was discussed as a non-fiction account of a man who ran a gay escort service in Washington, D.C. The book detailed the man's involvement with a CI asset who used escorts to blackmail closeted politicians.
I wrote a book called confessions of a dc. Madam and was a guy about a guy who ran a gay escort service in washington dc.
6 - TOT1188 - Wall and Home Scripture, Lettering, Quotes, Images, Stickers, Decals, Art, and More! - The Mind governed by The Flesh is Death. Romans 8
The book, "The Mind Governed by the Flesh is Death", was referenced as containing a passage supporting the speaker's argument against self-pleasure.
Romans 8 5 6 says the mind governed by the flesh is death, but the mind governed by the spirit is life and peace that's what I'm talking about the habit of self-pleasure is a great ex...
— Episode: 489: Ep 489 - The Council
The book, "The Mind Governed by the Flesh is Death", was referenced as containing a passage supporting the speaker's argument against self-pleasure.
Romans 8 5 6 says the mind governed by the flesh is death, but the mind governed by the spirit is life and peace that's what I'm talking about the habit of self-pleasure is a great example of the flesh governing the mind.
Superagent Hughes Norton and the Money-Grab Explosion of Golf from Tiger to LIV and Beyond
The Rainmaker was mentioned as a book the speaker was trying to read while laying in the sun.
I'm just trying to lay in the sun trying to read the Rainmaker.
— Episode: Ep 487 - Sus Patrol
The Rainmaker was mentioned as a book the speaker was trying to read while laying in the sun.
I'm just trying to lay in the sun trying to read the Rainmaker.
Frozen, Spicy, and Bubbly - Over 100 Drinks for Everyone! (Mexican Cocktails, Cinco de Mayo Beverages, Specific Cocktails, Vacation Drinking) (The Art of Entertaining)
It was a book about large bowel movements, specifically the struggles of Bobby Kelly's son with massive, oversized stools. The book's title was mentioned in context of large and impressive bowel movements.
I quote you to a book. They are called the book. Mexican book. The Mexican, the Mexican, the Mexican, your dump are too big for it.
— Episode: Ep 484 - Bad Boyz 4 Lyfe (feat. Dan Sode...
It was a book about large bowel movements, specifically the struggles of Bobby Kelly's son with massive, oversized stools. The book's title was mentioned in context of large and impressive bowel movements.
I quote you to a book. They are called the book. Mexican book. The Mexican, the Mexican, the Mexican, your dump are too big for it.
Genius, Power, and Deception on the Eve of World War I
The speaker was reading a book about the invention of the diesel engine and thought that it was a good book. He enjoyed the linear tale of how the engine was invented.
I got, I can't stop just now I'm on a nice book right now. The invention of the diesel engine. I showed you that.
— Episode: Ep 474 - Lemaire's Long Haul (feat. Lema...
The speaker was reading a book about the invention of the diesel engine and thought that it was a good book. He enjoyed the linear tale of how the engine was invented.
I got, I can't stop just now I'm on a nice book right now. The invention of the diesel engine. I showed you that.
Just a nice tail, a nice linear tail that I'm following that I'm like, this is fucking, that's what, that's what dads get into.
Noisettes et Douceur (Alcool et Culture
He talked about reading a book about someone making a pilgrimage from Via Frangelica in England to Rome. He described the journey as tight because they get to stop at monasteries, get lodging and have their pilgrim passports stamped.
I've been getting pumped on the nuns lately I've told you I read that book about the guy making the pilgrimage from the Via Frangelica Start in Canterbury, England, walk to Rome It's pretty tight Hell...
— Episode: Ep 469 - Joesthetics (feat. WARMODE)
He talked about reading a book about someone making a pilgrimage from Via Frangelica in England to Rome. He described the journey as tight because they get to stop at monasteries, get lodging and have their pilgrim passports stamped.
I've been getting pumped on the nuns lately I've told you I read that book about the guy making the pilgrimage from the Via Frangelica Start in Canterbury, England, walk to Rome It's pretty tight Hell yeah And you get to stamp your You get to stop at like little Anywhere the monks are chilling you get to stop and just be like Is this where you're buying your sins out of hell Buying your way out of hell Well it's traditionally but now you can just do it You have a little pilgrim passport and you stop They'll be like yeah you can sleep here for the night They half forgive you lodging Nice It's pretty tight It's like old west rules Yeah It's pretty tight
You go through all the little cities and they have a little history of every city in France It was pretty sick That'd be really cool
The book, published in 1543, was about how much he hated Jewish people and how they deserved to be in hell.
I think he wrote a whole book on how much he hated Jewish people.
— Episode: Ep 468 - Real Deal
The book, published in 1543, was about how much he hated Jewish people and how they deserved to be in hell.
I think he wrote a whole book on how much he hated Jewish people.
Did he really? That they deserved to be in hell and like yeah.
The Jews and their lies was the.
That was his book? The Treatsy?
Yeah he wrote a long pamphlet on the Jews and their lies.
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