Your Weekend Justice #56: The Barely Usable Episode

Posted on 03.06.10 by Widge @ 5:43 pm
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And we're back. Please note: this podcast, if you haven't figured it out, is profane and not safe for consumption by children or animals. Or sentient creatures of any sort. This one especially so. You can't say we didn't warn you.

Agenda:

Leigh and her mittens
The Kool-Aid Man, wanted for questioning
Don't Click It!
ScottC, virulent stud
John Malkovich vs. ScottC
We're sorry, Scott White
Who is Scott White?
Match Game
Breathing love
Choose Your Own Fornication!
Leigh and the virus
Earth-3 and 1602
ScottC's apology

More about curling
Leigh's Choice
ScottC's aliases
The Mystery Smarmy Guy
Canadian fourth albums or the lack thereof
The Shat's albums
Kim meets the Medina
Gene Simmons' son's comic
Prince songs and their inner meanings
The Jacksons and the stun gun
Easter challenges
Bugle claws!
Kim vs. the Coldplay-in-law
Brian Eno
Cruella DeSpaz
Soul Train?
Rox of Skeksi
Flavoring the mittens
Brundlecampbell

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Oh, dear god. I... dont know what to say. Except for the clicking was like the sound the Predator makes. So that makes Scott a Predator. But, oh god.

Comment by Robert — March 7, 2010 @ 10:28 am

I have the phrase 'kitten mittens' stuck in my head now. Scott C seems to be on a roll here lately. Mittens are not supposed to have a flavor.
Funny cast guys.

Comment by Enzeru — March 9, 2010 @ 2:44 am

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