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Writing/ classroom ambience. How do I say, "Enjoy 8 hours of testing ambience?" The thought of testing conjures up traumas of past educational failures. And I'm not talking about having the test slapped on the desktop before me with "F" scratched out in red marker. I'm talking "permanent record" here. My invisible collection of abject failures that I was led to believe followed me everywhere. I imagined a shadow network that handed off my permanent record wherever I went. There would be a back room with a filing cabinet waiting to temporarily house it. Where it waited for me to screw up. I still feel its presence today. There may be some backroom in my house my family hasn't warned me of. Perhaps the neighbors are some kind of "Adjustment Bureau" for my CATs, SATs, and ACTs. So, yeah, no — this ambience isn't about a make or break test. Let's imagine we're in class, and everyone else is studious because they're so smug about going somewhere in this world. And we are at the back of the class drawing Too Much Coffee Man or writing an amazing short story while everyone is being ambitious. And for me, it wasn't an amazing short story. It was a **** short story that was only short because I couldn't figure out how to get my awesome Mack Bolan-esque character out from the clutches of the cartel's trap deep in a jungle. (Which was totally stolen from Clear and Present Danger). "There's nowhere left to run, Blaze Tower," said the short man grasping a half-smoldered cigar. This was Blaze Tower's nemesis, a man everyone called Martillo (to be played by Miguel Sandoval in the inevitable movie). Martillo had been responsible for the death of Blaze's family; they had been bystanders in a park. A picnic turned to panic by errant crossfire and totally ripped off from Frank Castle's origin. (RIP my media diet in the 90s… I heard my parents regularly remark, "At least he's reading something.”) Bluh—where were we? Oh yes... relaxing at the back of the class. Original photo by Pixabay
So, this episode was meant to be out back on the 1st of June, but Nick and Andy from Cosmic Bos went AWOL so it was left up to me, Big Mic! to pull it all together so that you wonderful listeners and musician subs could hear it. Oh, it's Big Mic by the way, I've had to step in and start running the MMC Challenger, I have enlisted David Battenberg Cake and the Sexy German to go and press the buttons (not RUB the buttons as SG seems prone to doing) so that this episode made it off of the interdimensional Rocket Submarine Train and into your podcast feed. This is Episode 2.5 - Funk Drunk Love, co-curated with the one and only Uncle Funkbeard (go follow the majestic Funkle on X, and check out the Only The Host YouTube Channel to see all of the funky goings on) and it features 14 of the funkiest, drunkiest and loveiest songs on the whole of the interweb, created by a handful of the greatest indie musicians working today. The opening song is by Cosmic Bos themselves, they managed to finish up their song before they dissapeared from the MMC Challenger, the song is called 'Drunk on Your Love' and can be purchased from bandcamp here https://cosmicbos.bandcamp.com/track/drunk-on-your-love-feel-that-funky-heart-beating please consider giving them some money, that might actually get them back from wherever it is that they have gone AWOL to. They also made a nice little video to go with it, which you can watch and comment on here - https://youtu.be/wQnXo4jZdOI?si=HgQRFXqoj42G7hEj I, Big Mic, have done all that I can to try and keep the format the same as what the Bos boys would do, not sure why I bothered, I could have done whatever I like because I'm Big Mic! But for the sake of all you listeners and submitters I've tried to keep it as close to the same as possible. It wasn't easy, have you ever tried to control a Cake and a sexy German while running a human circus in an engine room with a load of Midgets in sexy costumes while having to put up with Professor Briiiiiiiiiiian Cox and a future version of yourself that controls the universe in the future? Didn't think so. Format the same as usual, so we had the Peoples Choice Award winners from the previous episode, 2.4 Animals, and there were 3 of them! So big shout out to Natalie Williams Calhoun (NWC), Tonal Drift (TD) and A Sea Warren (Al or Owl), you all won a People Choice Award for your excellent Animals based songs, really good they were. You can vote in the Peoples Choice Award for this episode right here on this link (Insert link here) As we aren't sure where Nick and Andy are, I, Big Mic, decided we would give you all a bit longer to complete the next challenge, so you have till the 30th August to get your 2.6 songs into the Bos boys. Send your mp3's and a little Bio and write up to cosmicbos@gmail.com to be included in the next episode. The theme is Plantlife, 2.6 - Plantlife. It's a bit like parklife by Bluh but more Plant based. So, yeah get on with it! Once again, big shout out to Uncle Funkbeard for all he did for this episode, utter legend! Here is the list of songs that go with this episode, in my, Big Mic's Big Number Order, so you can't cheat and skip through to a particular song, you have to listen to the whole thing! 1. Cosmic Bos - Drunk On Your Love (Feel That Funky Heart Beating) 2. Uncle Funkbeard - FOOL 3. A Sea Warren - Funk Drunk Love 4. Colin Pimlott - Funky Drunk Kind of Love 5. TruckDog & the Go People - Fulfill the Need 6. Andrew Hartshorn - Who Brings the Funk to Your Life 7. Taylor Lidstone - Barsnacks 8. John Serrano and James Slattery - Adrenaline Fire 9. Mario Marino - Plumage 10. Voltage Poetry Project - When the Wine Pours 11. Black Water Canyon - Whiskey Swamp 12. Chemical Shift - Awaken 13. Notehead - Funky Butt Loving 14. Hellwaddler - PFunky There you go, hopefully it's as good as the show normally is, we did our best without the Bos chaps, please go vote in the Peoples Choice Award, and if you are a musician that wants to submit to the MMC 2.6 - Plantlife challenge, you have till the 30th August 2024 to get your songs in. I am the one and only Big Mic from now, there is obviously Big Mic from the future who controls the universe, he's a lovely chap. Enjoy the episode and stay awesome sauce Big Mic
I don't know about you but one of the things I have really enjoyed in talking with other jewelry artists is hearing their journeys of how they found themselves bitten by the jewelry bug. For some, it began with early memories of dress up or rooting through a loved one's collection of jewelry. For others, a series of event brought them unexpectedly to metal but the love for the craft was immediate. I love a good story and a good story teller, and Alix Bluh delivers as you will hear. I connected to Alix's work immediately. We share a love for symbols, patina, texture, and stone, but Alix takes it to another level. And I not only admire her work, but after this conversation I admire her ability to flow and pivot during difficult times to build something even better than she could have envisioned otherwise. Her San Francisco brick and mortar, Modern Relics is a testament to this. I honestly can't wait to visit the next time I'm in the Bay Area. About Alix Bluh... Alix Bluh was introduced to the silver studio at a summer camp in Maine at the age of 12 and that experienced sparked a life long love of creating. Alix moved to San Francisco at the age of 28 where she joined the Sharon Art Studio, a beautiful Victorian stone building in the Golden Gate Park. This is where she began her metalsmithing journey and fell in love with working in sterling silver and gold. After 5 years of practicing her craft and refining her artistic voice in the medium she launched her line. Modern Relics, was born in1999. In 2007 Alix opened her gallery and new studio space, Modern Relics in the Richmond District of San Francisco and hasn't looked back. You can find Alix on Instagram at: @alixbluh or @modernrelicssf If this podcast means something to you and you would like to support it, please take a a moment to give it a few kinds word with a written review on your favorite podcast listening platform. This helps me share the podcast with others. You can also share a favorite episode or consider joining our Slowmade Podcast Patreon community. You support literally makes this podcast possible. Thank you so much! You can follow along or reach out to Christine on Instagram: @christinemighion or send her an email at: info@christinemighion.com
A final story with not only Sara & Camila, but also Tia Montse to help tell the tale of a waiter with the strongest accent. Props to the 94th Aero Squadron Restaurant in Kearny Mesa :0
L'edizione 2024 della Guida Michelin premia con l'ambita Stella “Bluh Furore”, il ristorante fine dining di Furore Grand Hotel, resort cinque stelle lusso affacciato sull'iconico fiordo di Furore di proprietà dei fratelli Pietro, Giuliano e Alessandro Irollo de Lutiis, imprenditori campani già attivi nel settore dell'ospitalità di alto profilo con La Medusa, dimora di charme nella penisola sorrentina. Classe 1995, originario di Gragnano e per sette anni a fianco dello Chef Antonino Cannavacciuolo in Villa Crespi, Vincenzo Russo ha ottenuto il prestigioso riconoscimento in un tempo record: la struttura ha, infatti, aperto i battenti a fine luglio dopo un'imponente opera di ristrutturazione che è durata quattro anni e ha dato vita a un progetto di ospitalità esclusiva in uno dei luoghi più suggestivi della Costiera Amalfitana e patrimonio Unesco.
Con l'assegnazione della stella Michelin a Bluh Furore, il ristorante fine dining del Furore Grand Hotel (il resort cinque stelle lusso in Costiera Amalfitana di proprietà dei fratelli Irollo de Lutiis) condotto con passione e talento dallo Chef Resident Vincenzo Russo, sale a tredici il totale per Enrico Bartolini che non solo si conferma il cuoco più stellato d'Italia, ma conquista anche la seconda posizione nella classifica mondiale dopo Alain Ducasse, superando due giganti come Pierre Gagnaire e Martín Berasategui.Un nuovo primato per lo Chef imprenditore che, a soli quarantaquattro anni, è alla guida di tredici ristoranti, nove in Italia e quattro all'estero tra Hong Kong, Dubai e Bali. Questa nuova Stella, infatti, va ad aggiungersi alle altre dodici, confermate in toto dall'edizione 2024 della Guida Michelin, e alla Stella Verde che lo scorso anno la “bibbia dei gourmet” aveva assegnato a Il Poggio Rosso nel cuore del Chianti.“È una grande soddisfazione – commenta Enrico Bartolini – ringrazio Michelin per questo nuovo riconoscimento e naturalmente Vincenzo Russo con il suo team di cucina e di sala per il grande lavoro, la passione e l'entusiasmo con cui hanno raccontato il territorio e le sue eccellenze in un contesto paesaggistico unico al mondo che ospita uno straordinario esempio di accoglienza.”
We're back! After a few weeks for a wellness break, we return to put a bow on the 2022 season by evaluating several rookies at each position. After discussing Phish and Sean McVay, we jump into some WRs (a few expected, maybe a couple unexpected), and QBs (where Jesse's contribution was just "Bluh" noise. Part two posts today as well, where we discuss TEs & RBs. Please subscribe rate and review. You can follow the show on Twitter at @DynastyFeverPod. Thanks for listening!
Grab your wooden stakes and garlic because this week we are looking at Vampires! Celebrating the 100th anniversary of Nosferatu, we discuss some of the standout vampire movies in cinematic history, plus some of our sentimental favorites. Turns out there's enough to Enjoy even if you're going to live forever! We've been fascinated with vampires for a really long time. But a German Expressionism film from 100 years ago called Nosferatu made a long lasting impression on the genre. It's time to Enjoy some of those bloodsuckers! News Dunkin' has awesome Halloween Doughnuts (not available in US) In a complete breakdown of civilization, It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown Will Not Air on Broadcast TV This Year Cinnamon Toast Crunch is Releasing an ‘Amazing' Spider-Man Box Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd reunite at New York Comic Con Marvel Comics will be a part of Disney 100 Years of Wonder Celebration with Variant Covers featuring Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, and More Scooby Doo 50th anniversary complete series is available with a cool collectible Make sure you check out our TeePublic store to get ready for the holidays and all the latest fashion trends What we're Enjoying Shua finally received his comic book from Jack in the Box called The Return of Mark Hamill. This free souvenir is a total blast. A really funny interpretation of Hamill's early job and eventual return as a Jack in the Box drive thru employee. He's also been playing around with the new feature on iOS 16 that automatically selects a person, isolating them from the background. Jay has been indulging in Advil from his big move. But also catching up on the brilliant Star Trek series Lower Decks. A fun, creative, animated take on the Trek universe. Sci-Fi Saturdays/MCU Location Scout 31 Days of Horror continues! Here is the list of this week's articles: Visiting Hours (1982) Army of Darkness (1993) Ju-On: The Grudge (2003) American Mary (2012) The Blob (1988) Out of the Dark (1988) The Descent (2005) Check back in to RetroZap every day this month to see what creepy movie Jay will give us next. And don't forget his articles on MCULocationScout.com for some great, interactive maps of filming locations. Enjoy Movies! Do you like your meat rare? Are you more of a night person? Do you really like capes? You may be a vampire. From early stories like Bram Stoker's Dracula to Jim Carey's dated, but fun, Once Bitten, they have been a great way to tell scary stories in movies. We talk about some standout films and ones that we enjoyed growing up. Family Friendly Shows from Our Youth -Nosferatu (1922) -Original Dracula (1931) - released on Feb 14th! Ha! -Christopher Lee Hammer films from 60s and 70s -1979 Dracula Remake with Frank Langella -The Lost Boys -Fright Night -Once Bitten -Day Shift -Interview with a Vampire What did we watch growing up? -The Fearless Vampire Killers -Count Yorga -Planet of the Vampires -Lifeforce That's some of the ones we Enjoy. How about you? What are some of your favorite vampire movies? Do any of the ones we shared suck? First person that emails me with the subject line, “Bluh bluh” will get a special mention on the show. Let us know. Come talk to us in the Discord channel or send us an email to EnjoyStuff@RetroZap.com
Welkom terug bij een nieuwe aflevering van Kalm met Klassiek, dé podcastserie voor je dagelijkse momentje rust. Vandaag gaan we luisteren naar échte zomerse sferen, want waar citroenen bloeien, dáár is het écht zomer & schijnt volop de zon. Dat hoor je wel in deze muziek van Johann Strauss junior.
by Sarah Hepola It was my third morning at an Austin spa so dedicated to self-care they charged $375 if you lit up a cigarette. The sky was still dark, and I was sitting at a wedding spot tucked off the highway, a mile from where I was staying. I'd stumbled upon this place the first morning of my low-key rebellion, because I needed a quiet spot to smoke, and I'd followed a sign that said “historical landmark.” I expected a bench, a sweeping view of the Hill Country; I discovered a wedding tent with empty tables and chairs, a couple plastic floral arrangements on the floor, like everyone had just been raptured.The wind was picking up, the cords of the tent creaking, and while this woodsy paradise was surely a lovely place to get hitched in daylight, it was downright spooky in the dark. A real Stephen King vibe. I took a seat at a nearby fire pit flanked by five small logs; they weren't comfortable, but a hole in the center of one made a nice nest for a styrofoam cup I was using as an ashtray.I held the flat black rectangle of my iPhone close to my mouth. “OK here I am at my wedding retreat,” I began, in my raspy early-morning voice. “I feel like you and I have used this tent more than any other couple in the Austin area.” The voice memo was for Nancy Rommelmann, my new buddy and co-conspirator in a podcast we had named, in part because of my retro commitment to stogies, Smoke 'Em if You Got 'Em. I'd made her a voice memo on the first morning, as I wandered the surreal matrimonial landscape, and she enjoyed it, so I sent her one the next morning, which she also liked, and now we had a habit. My morning had gone from “Where can I smoke?” to “Where can I record my voice memo for Nancy?”Smoking is a bad habit, but it's mine, and ever since I picked it up again during a rough patch in the pandemic (after more than a decade of abstinence), everyone in my life who cared about these things had made a deal, either silently or quite directly, to keep their opinions to themselves. It seemed to be a phase I needed — and since booze had been a more dangerous phase I'd once needed, and I was determined not to pick that up again after nearly 12 years of sobriety — I was mostly left to smoke in peace. “I hate that you smoke,” more than one person told me. But often they expressed a guilty affection for this once-common habit turned taboo. “I shouldn't say this, but smoking looks cool.” This post is public so feel free to share it.But back to the voice memo. “I was driving over here,” I continued, not sure where I was going with this, “and I'm driving my mom's car, which beeps at you whenever you do anything.” The road was winding and largely unlit, and every time I strayed from the parabolas of the yellow lines, the car beeped at me, even though no other cars were around, and the robotic fusillade made me feel as though I were being pelted with pebbles. “I don't feel comfortable about our automated future,” I said, and proceeded to free-associate through a rambling monologue that somehow covered the disappearance of customer service, the secret lives of trees, a girlhood crush on Johnny Depp, a DoorDash order to the Cheesecake Factory, of all places, and why Nancy (though it was a low bar) was my #1 Nancy.The voice memos were not new, but making them for Nancy was. We'd only met a month ago, though we'd technically never met, having only connected through phone calls and text messages and a podcast app called Zencaster. But I'd been making voice memos for at least six years — waking up early, capturing some fleeting moment in audio form, usually when I was traveling, something I mostly did alone. California, London, a place in Tennessee — I'd find myself with all these thoughts and no place to put them, which is the writing impulse, except I was tired of writing that year, tired of staring at the glaring white screen, so I started the voice memos.“I'm sitting on the lip of the Pacific,” one began. “I'm standing near a swamp. Can you hear the noises?” They were love letters of a sort for a man to whom I'd been profoundly attached, though I didn't send most of them, because he and I were in the slow process of untangling our lives. Also, he shared a bed with someone else, and I was never certain what kind of communication was allowed between us, what would mark him as unfaithful, and what that word even meant.This was 2015, or 2016, and the iPhone with all its fantasy-scapes was swiftly supplanting hand-to-hand contact. IRL was the acronym, in real life, but sometimes it was hard to tell which was RL: the black rectangle where I shared sumptuous conversations, songs and video clips, intimate pictures of my days and my body, or the mundane solitude of me and the cat, me at the laptop, me watching Netflix. That guy didn't live in my neck of the woods. Even during the years we enjoyed a beautiful physical connection, we were largely bound by texts and emails and phone calls that could last for hours, me holding a hot glass brick to my face for such extended periods that I googled “can your phone give you brain cancer” more than once. (Eventually, I got a headset.)My mother tells a story about me as a baby, how we were talking to each other before I could speak, the two of us going back and forth in a nonsense babble that must have been very gratifying to a one-year-old who had no words for what she wanted. Bluh-bloop-bluh-bloop? I'd ask, and my mother would respond, in a tone meant to convey reassurance, Bluh-BLOOP-bluh-bloop. I was learning the rhythm of communication before my tongue could master nouns and verbs, and this deeply mutual exchange delighted my mother so much she nicknamed me Word Bird.My mom went back to school to become a therapist the year I enrolled in kindergarten. Good timing, at least from a distance, but she grew estranged in other ways — camping trips, newfound friends, a life that was not our family — and while this is a story of liberation for her, it was for me (at least briefly) a story of feeling left behind. I searched for her in the top drawer of her walnut dresser: a pink cameo ring, a sprig of lilies-of-the-valley, dried and pressed, a tiny vial of Diorissimo perfume I could dab on my pale inner wrist to summon her smell. I was seven when I got my own bedroom, exiled from the bunkbed I once shared with my swashbuckling 12-year-old brother. It was a converted utility space, cold and creepy with shuffling noises in the dark, and after I went to bed, I had long conversations with myself, and maybe this is storytelling, and maybe this is prayer, and maybe this is just a survival instinct: We make the company we need.Word Bird turned out to be a good nickname for me. I became a writer, an editor, a podcast addict on her way to starting her own podcast. I wrote text messages so long they required scrolling, the opposite of an emoji. By 2017, that guy had disappeared from my life, but a new one appeared the next year, a connection that was profound and complicated in its own way. Fourteen years younger than me; family stuff; a resistance on his part that even he professed not to understand. When we were together, things felt right, but when we were apart, he seemed to find new and creative reasons for the two of us to remain that way. (Long story, read the forthcoming memoir.) But I sent voice memos to him, too.“Your voice,” he responded. Sometimes that's all he said: Your voice.“I'm sitting outside, it's 9 o'clock at night. I like to sit out here and listen to the night sounds,” one voice memo began, though I never sent it, because by then, we were estranged too, and even though he was the one who requested the memo, the recording wasn't good enough, or interesting enough, I was just babbling. But I kept recording memos for him that I never sent: in the desert, at the beach, but mostly on my outdoor smoking couch in Dallas. He was also sharing a bed with someone else by then, but the voice memos gave me a feeling like I was still talking to him; it was strange and wonderful to discover he could comfort me, even when he wasn't there.Was this “real life”? What is real life? Over the years I've had colorful debates about our technological transformation: Does Twitter matter? Is sexting cheating? What about porn? What about long text exchanges with a man who is not your husband, full of secrets you don't tell the others? Infidelity was blurry, but for that matter, so was connection. Can you really be close to someone so far away, or are you merely having a love affair with your own fantasy projection (and doesn't that describe most romance)? Facebook and Instagram were holograms, press releases for the happiness most of us never quite felt (otherwise why were we spending so much time online)?“Instagram is stupid,” an editor declared one morning when we met for coffee, and I asked why, and he launched into a short critique of its performative nature: look at my toes in sand, look at my fancy hotel, look at the book I just read. “But what if that isn't performance so much as an attempt to share some experience?” I asked, because he was married with kids, and I was single without them. I couldn't count the number of vistas I'd looked upon in the last few years, wishing someone were at my side, and they weren't, but I could post a picture on Instagram and, voila, suddenly people were there. The editor didn't buy this, and maybe I didn't either, but I understood loneliness to be a modern affliction, as well as a personal one, and the world had given us so many ways to feel connected, even as we remained alone.The voice memos, though. I began to wonder if the late-night dispatches to absentee partners, squirreled away in the cabinets of my phone like a 21st-century Emily Dickinson, was the best use of my voice. I started working on a podcast for Texas Monthly about the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, and voice memos were part of my mandate. I'd leave interviews and football games and unload some experience into my phone. “OK, I just left the stadium,” one began. “Well that was wild” began another. We used a few in the podcast, America's Girls, and I liked the intimacy they created, the sound of my mind latching onto an audience, unseen at the time.So I began sending voice memos to Nancy. I never planned what I'd say; I was mostly following an intuition, tugging on a thread, and it was nice to share space with her, even if I had yet to actually share space with her, because she lived in New York City. I'd fallen into friend-love with Nancy, one that was mutual and easy (nice for a change), and even though the memos were getting a bit out-there, wandering down corridors that surprised even me, I didn't feel queasy or embarrassed after I sent them, because the stakes were quite low. What was she gonna do? Stop talking to me because I sent a 17-minute missive on AIs and DoorDash delivery?“Sarah this is amazing,” she wrote back that morning. “This is so Joe Frank it's insane.” I had no idea who Joe Frank was, but she sent me a video that cleared that up. A radio legend who'd worked in New York and Los Angeles, Frank was known for atmospheric audio rambles that seemed to take place on a road to nowhere.The Frank audio reminded me of Tom Waits, the moody spoken word of “9th & Hennepin,” and while audio commentary on Johnny Depp and the Cheesecake Factory doesn't quite match this transcendent arena, I was still proud of the association she'd made, that whatever my mind had cobbled together in the wee hours had some slight adjacency to these masters. Then she told me something I probably already knew: We had to share this on our podcast. I felt embarrassed and triumphant at once; I'd only been talking to #1 Nancy, I hadn't known I was on a stage, but then again, the story wasn't terribly personal, far less personal than other parts of my life I'd exposed in books and essays, and I knew I could keep doing this, easy. Voice memos were my thing. Voice memos for everyone! Every! Body! Gets! A Voice Memo!And thus we arrive at my debut, embedded at the top of this page. I have no clue how many of these I'll do (I have a couple queued up already), but I travel often, and I find myself in the quiet lonely hours quite a bit, and the voice memos need somewhere to go, so why not here? This one is open to the public, but we'll make the following voice memos part of our paid subscriber content, because people who pay real money deserve rewards, and because Nancy bakes cookies and pies and makes delightful videos of herself, but voice memos are what I do.So I submit this first entry in a series, which is a love letter to you, or Nancy, or maybe only to myself. The sound of my voice in the dark, creating the company I need.To receive new posts and support our work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Voice Memo Notes:“Ultimate Hill Country Tour,” by Joe Nick Patoski (Texas Monthly)“The Rise of Human Agents: AI-Powered Customer Service Automation,” by Brad Birnbaum (Forbes)Sarah Hepola on Twitter: This screenshot prompts a small correction, which is that my DoorDash AI was actually named Caroline, though I stand behind my assertion that Nancy Rommelmann is #1 Nancy. Her, official trailer (YouTube)That Joan Didion line from Blue Nights: “As adults we lose memory of the gravity and terrors of childhood.”“The Social Life of Forests,” by Ferris Jabr (New York Times magazine)The Overstory, a novel by Richard PowersJohnny Depp centerfold in my seventh-grade bedroom This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit smokeempodcast.substack.com/subscribe
Christian & Nick have started to plan vacations for the summer of 2021 & 2022. This made them thinking to bring in the Bestest Wives (Emily, Christian's wife & Lauren, Nick's wife). They would talk about the difference between wives & husbands getting ready for a vacations. Mostly weaknesses for the guys. Then they tell you about their memories of vacations with their families and the fun they had. Hear the guys tell you about becoming “Bluh”, the story of Rolla-lalala Potatochips, and more. PLEASE Subscribe, Download & Share the podcast.Link with us on social media. Send us. A DM or email us at okaesthusband.nick@gmail.com
we have reached the self-parody stage of something getting old. this is now a simpsons podcast.
#13 Wat te doen op een bluh-dag? by Sabine Oerlemans
In deze aflevering: - de onzin van ‘ we zitten in hetzelfde Corona schuitje’ en hoe deze periode je gevangen houdt in een comfortzone van angst, stress of juist niks doen. - Over bluh gevoelens en de jaloersheid op anderen die die heel lekker gaan terwijl jij in pyjama zit te janken op de bank - Waarom vergelijken zo zinloos is - Dat nee zeggen en grenzen stellen de eerste manier om er weer bovenop te komen - waarom nu onder stress goedkoop of online alles knallen als ondernemer ‘want corona’ niet een goede beslissing is, wat je meer kan doen dan aan je verdienmodel knutselen. - En over mijn cursus productiviteit, die 11 mei weer begint. Koop je kaartje via https://www.thecacademy.nl/ En als je een review achterlaat én mijn nieuwe ebook graag wil ontvangen, stuur dan even een printscreen van je review naar mijn team op info@thecacademy.com Groetjes, Charlotte
On this episode, we discuss how Bluh got into events management and the lessons he learned. He also shares how as creatives in this age in Africa are charting new pathways and how we should be our own mentors and seek each other out for growth and productivity. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/clemencewonder/support
This is a weekly headline show where Dee and Jessie Broke do their best to highlight bits of nonce-sense from Crypto News. We only choose three articles for each day from the litany of blockchain news that is syndicated throughout a week. If you are interested in all the news articles that we horde in a week, please visit the link below to look at our collection. Topics: -Wikileaks is getting in on the IPFS game. -Single entity mines 1M bitcoin. -Everyone wants to give money to Notre Dame. -Everyone wants to de-list BSV. Enjoy! Crypto Headline Database: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XDslU2J4ipR9BawjfEAihqTusr4NZqjq4S5ALY8sMJw/edit?usp=sharing
This week we're talking Mute, Spider-Woman, Captain Marvel, Young Blades and ForeverSpin. Show music by Reed Love and OGRE. Support the show on Patreon!
This week, Dylan and Mason are joined by Josiah Renaudin, former freelance games writer for outlets such as GameSpot, IGN, VideoGamer, and Paste and current member of game studio Tangentlemen; […]
This week, Dylan and Mason are joined by Josiah Renaudin, former freelance games writer for outlets such as GameSpot, IGN, VideoGamer, and Paste and current member of game studio Tangentlemen; host of The 1099 Podcast; and son of Townville, Pennsylvania. The gents talk a little about the lead up to E3, Josiah’s long list of revered guests he’s had on his podcast, destroying PS4 controllers, and their new invention: the Cheeto Glove. Games include Prey, The Surge, Dead Cells, Arms, and MLB The Show 17. Got a question for the show? Join us on Discord or email us at contact@ward-games.com!
Learning a new language is difficult.
In Episode 001, Denise Tayanc goes in-depth into the world of food sovereignty with a long-time veteran of the Atlanta urban farm scene, Nicole Bluh. The slow food movement, the impact and outreach of Whole Foods, healing our bodies and our souls through not just creating ideas, but doing the work are some of the ideas discussed. How do we address land ownership and build a viable business while staying connected to local food and the farmers that grow it? If you are interested in farm to table, entrepreneurship, food issues, or sustainability, this episode is for you. Show Notes and Links at: www.BossyPodcast.com Find Nicole: Instagram: ThirdMoonBotanica GrowWhereYouAre Find Denise: Facebook/Twitter/Instagram: DeniseTayanc Find BO$SY: Facebook: BossyPodcast
This week: Why? Occulus reveals the average cost of a PC that can handle their VR headset, it's pricier than you may think. Wildstar makes the jump to free to play with one of the fairest models to date. Plus Fern ruins chocolate forever, Angering the RNG god, horde mode and the law of belts. Have something to say? Send your emails to noexcusesvtw@gmail.com. Or tune in live at 9pm EST Saturday to interact directly with the show via IRC!
Croncast - 2006-04-24.mp3 Show: #219 Length: 33:22 Size: 22.9 mb Format: mp3 Betsy and her husband Kris Apr. 24, 2006 You haven't bought me a present in a while, like three years Kris went all out one year Then we starved for three months later A fistfull of testers from a dumpster for you Betsy Smelling like a $10 hooker I'm good and Betsy is great Betsy has a first The My Twinn foot hanging off the Goodwill rack Maggie's like, "No no no" body shake If Maggie could learn her orangutan moves she could do Clint Eastwood movies Kris doesn't know what My Twinn dolls are The pulse of my own heart in my ears 80% of Betsy's Goodwill posse is continually questioning their reality Betsy had to evacuate on Saturday Goodwill is cheaper than going to the laundr-o-mat The Diet Coke gets opened Yet another chubster addicted to Diet Coke Designing a doll to look just like your child Sending in the profiles of your child and they put the head on the doll Moles, freckles and all The doll hospital Technically it would be murder if they replaced the doll head Where can I send you when I am dissatisfied Betsy had to check herself Send a pic of Elliot with a pic of Maggie and ask them to combine them for the head Michael Jackson's black or white video Googie looks like my mom Doll pricing follows the call girl market could be sold on futures I don't understand paying for sex Betsy is uncomfortable talking about this subject I've been propositioned for garage sale money Betsy had her own garage sale She leaves in the middle of her own sale to go to others Strangers coming to the door asking "How much?" Buying from your neighbors Tracking your childhood through your mom's eBay history list Honey if you miss it I'll find you another one next week at a garage sale Selling Legos a pound at a time Audio quality is up, I am really happy, let us know what you think Elliot's got an electric guitar out of the purchase The opporunities that I never had is what I want for kids If you've got it, it's ok The first step to Republicanism What are they paying for . . . social programs? Putting your kids needs right on top and first The blue house memories "I like this house, it's bigger and I like walking to school. When I get old Maggie's going to bury me in the backyard." Kris never moved as a kid Transients moving in and out when I was a kid in a small town Kris busts out small town speak - "druggie" Missy is the other colequial for a teenage mother Faith or Hope or Diamond or Princess Euphoria Kris won't tell when his vasectomy date is Funding your lifestyle with 8 kids plus Watching Big Love - Kris says, "Bluh. I don't get it." Betsy says, "Sopranos Salt Lake style." The gnats attack I just saw a gnat fly between your glasses and face
Croncast - 2006-04-24.mp3 Show: #219 Length: 33:22 Size: 22.9 mb Format: mp3 Betsy and her husband Kris Apr. 24, 2006 You haven't bought me a present in a while, like three years Kris went all out one year Then we starved for three months later A fistfull of testers from a dumpster for you Betsy Smelling like a $10 hooker I'm good and Betsy is great Betsy has a first The My Twinn foot hanging off the Goodwill rack Maggie's like, "No no no" body shake If Maggie could learn her orangutan moves she could do Clint Eastwood movies Kris doesn't know what My Twinn dolls are The pulse of my own heart in my ears 80% of Betsy's Goodwill posse is continually questioning their reality Betsy had to evacuate on Saturday Goodwill is cheaper than going to the laundr-o-mat The Diet Coke gets opened Yet another chubster addicted to Diet Coke Designing a doll to look just like your child Sending in the profiles of your child and they put the head on the doll Moles, freckles and all The doll hospital Technically it would be murder if they replaced the doll head Where can I send you when I am dissatisfied Betsy had to check herself Send a pic of Elliot with a pic of Maggie and ask them to combine them for the head Michael Jackson's black or white video Googie looks like my mom Doll pricing follows the call girl market could be sold on futures I don't understand paying for sex Betsy is uncomfortable talking about this subject I've been propositioned for garage sale money Betsy had her own garage sale She leaves in the middle of her own sale to go to others Strangers coming to the door asking "How much?" Buying from your neighbors Tracking your childhood through your mom's eBay history list Honey if you miss it I'll find you another one next week at a garage sale Selling Legos a pound at a time Audio quality is up, I am really happy, let us know what you think Elliot's got an electric guitar out of the purchase The opporunities that I never had is what I want for kids If you've got it, it's ok The first step to Republicanism What are they paying for . . . social programs? Putting your kids needs right on top and first The blue house memories "I like this house, it's bigger and I like walking to school. When I get old Maggie's going to bury me in the backyard." Kris never moved as a kid Transients moving in and out when I was a kid in a small town Kris busts out small town speak - "druggie" Missy is the other colequial for a teenage mother Faith or Hope or Diamond or Princess Euphoria Kris won't tell when his vasectomy date is Funding your lifestyle with 8 kids plus Watching Big Love - Kris says, "Bluh. I don't get it." Betsy says, "Sopranos Salt Lake style." The gnats attack I just saw a gnat fly between your glasses and face
Croncast - 2006-04-24.mp3 Show: #219 Length: 33:22 Size: 22.9 mb Format: mp3 Betsy and her husband Kris Apr. 24, 2006 You haven't bought me a present in a while, like three years Kris went all out one year Then we starved for three months later A fistfull of testers from a dumpster for you Betsy Smelling like a $10 hooker I'm good and Betsy is great Betsy has a first The My Twinn foot hanging off the Goodwill rack Maggie's like, "No no no" body shake If Maggie could learn her orangutan moves she could do Clint Eastwood movies Kris doesn't know what My Twinn dolls are The pulse of my own heart in my ears 80% of Betsy's Goodwill posse is continually questioning their reality Betsy had to evacuate on Saturday Goodwill is cheaper than going to the laundr-o-mat The Diet Coke gets opened Yet another chubster addicted to Diet Coke Designing a doll to look just like your child Sending in the profiles of your child and they put the head on the doll Moles, freckles and all The doll hospital Technically it would be murder if they replaced the doll head Where can I send you when I am dissatisfied Betsy had to check herself Send a pic of Elliot with a pic of Maggie and ask them to combine them for the head Michael Jackson's black or white video Googie looks like my mom Doll pricing follows the call girl market could be sold on futures I don't understand paying for sex Betsy is uncomfortable talking about this subject I've been propositioned for garage sale money Betsy had her own garage sale She leaves in the middle of her own sale to go to others Strangers coming to the door asking "How much?" Buying from your neighbors Tracking your childhood through your mom's eBay history list Honey if you miss it I'll find you another one next week at a garage sale Selling Legos a pound at a time Audio quality is up, I am really happy, let us know what you think Elliot's got an electric guitar out of the purchase The opporunities that I never had is what I want for kids If you've got it, it's ok The first step to Republicanism What are they paying for . . . social programs? Putting your kids needs right on top and first The blue house memories "I like this house, it's bigger and I like walking to school. When I get old Maggie's going to bury me in the backyard." Kris never moved as a kid Transients moving in and out when I was a kid in a small town Kris busts out small town speak - "druggie" Missy is the other colequial for a teenage mother Faith or Hope or Diamond or Princess Euphoria Kris won't tell when his vasectomy date is Funding your lifestyle with 8 kids plus Watching Big Love - Kris says, "Bluh. I don't get it." Betsy says, "Sopranos Salt Lake style." The gnats attack I just saw a gnat fly between your glasses and face
Croncast - 2006-04-24.mp3 Show: #219 Length: 33:22 Size: 22.9 mb Format: mp3 Betsy and her husband Kris Apr. 24, 2006 You haven't bought me a present in a while, like three years Kris went all out one year Then we starved for three months later A fistfull of testers from a dumpster for you Betsy Smelling like a $10 hooker I'm good and Betsy is great Betsy has a first The My Twinn foot hanging off the Goodwill rack Maggie's like, "No no no" body shake If Maggie could learn her orangutan moves she could do Clint Eastwood movies Kris doesn't know what My Twinn dolls are The pulse of my own heart in my ears 80% of Betsy's Goodwill posse is continually questioning their reality Betsy had to evacuate on Saturday Goodwill is cheaper than going to the laundr-o-mat The Diet Coke gets opened Yet another chubster addicted to Diet Coke Designing a doll to look just like your child Sending in the profiles of your child and they put the head on the doll Moles, freckles and all The doll hospital Technically it would be murder if they replaced the doll head Where can I send you when I am dissatisfied Betsy had to check herself Send a pic of Elliot with a pic of Maggie and ask them to combine them for the head Michael Jackson's black or white video Googie looks like my mom Doll pricing follows the call girl market could be sold on futures I don't understand paying for sex Betsy is uncomfortable talking about this subject I've been propositioned for garage sale money Betsy had her own garage sale She leaves in the middle of her own sale to go to others Strangers coming to the door asking "How much?" Buying from your neighbors Tracking your childhood through your mom's eBay history list Honey if you miss it I'll find you another one next week at a garage sale Selling Legos a pound at a time Audio quality is up, I am really happy, let us know what you think Elliot's got an electric guitar out of the purchase The opporunities that I never had is what I want for kids If you've got it, it's ok The first step to Republicanism What are they paying for . . . social programs? Putting your kids needs right on top and first The blue house memories "I like this house, it's bigger and I like walking to school. When I get old Maggie's going to bury me in the backyard." Kris never moved as a kid Transients moving in and out when I was a kid in a small town Kris busts out small town speak - "druggie" Missy is the other colequial for a teenage mother Faith or Hope or Diamond or Princess Euphoria Kris won't tell when his vasectomy date is Funding your lifestyle with 8 kids plus Watching Big Love - Kris says, "Bluh. I don't get it." Betsy says, "Sopranos Salt Lake style." The gnats attack I just saw a gnat fly between your glasses and face
Croncast - 2006-04-24.mp3 Show: #219 Length: 33:22 Size: 22.9 mb Format: mp3 Betsy and her husband Kris Apr. 24, 2006 You haven't bought me a present in a while, like three years Kris went all out one year Then we starved for three months later A fistfull of testers from a dumpster for you Betsy Smelling like a $10 hooker I'm good and Betsy is great Betsy has a first The My Twinn foot hanging off the Goodwill rack Maggie's like, "No no no" body shake If Maggie could learn her orangutan moves she could do Clint Eastwood movies Kris doesn't know what My Twinn dolls are The pulse of my own heart in my ears 80% of Betsy's Goodwill posse is continually questioning their reality Betsy had to evacuate on Saturday Goodwill is cheaper than going to the laundr-o-mat The Diet Coke gets opened Yet another chubster addicted to Diet Coke Designing a doll to look just like your child Sending in the profiles of your child and they put the head on the doll Moles, freckles and all The doll hospital Technically it would be murder if they replaced the doll head Where can I send you when I am dissatisfied Betsy had to check herself Send a pic of Elliot with a pic of Maggie and ask them to combine them for the head Michael Jackson's black or white video Googie looks like my mom Doll pricing follows the call girl market could be sold on futures I don't understand paying for sex Betsy is uncomfortable talking about this subject I've been propositioned for garage sale money Betsy had her own garage sale She leaves in the middle of her own sale to go to others Strangers coming to the door asking "How much?" Buying from your neighbors Tracking your childhood through your mom's eBay history list Honey if you miss it I'll find you another one next week at a garage sale Selling Legos a pound at a time Audio quality is up, I am really happy, let us know what you think Elliot's got an electric guitar out of the purchase The opporunities that I never had is what I want for kids If you've got it, it's ok The first step to Republicanism What are they paying for . . . social programs? Putting your kids needs right on top and first The blue house memories "I like this house, it's bigger and I like walking to school. When I get old Maggie's going to bury me in the backyard." Kris never moved as a kid Transients moving in and out when I was a kid in a small town Kris busts out small town speak - "druggie" Missy is the other colequial for a teenage mother Faith or Hope or Diamond or Princess Euphoria Kris won't tell when his vasectomy date is Funding your lifestyle with 8 kids plus Watching Big Love - Kris says, "Bluh. I don't get it." Betsy says, "Sopranos Salt Lake style." The gnats attack I just saw a gnat fly between your glasses and face
Croncast - 2006-04-24.mp3 Show: #219 Length: 33:22 Size: 22.9 mb Format: mp3 Betsy and her husband Kris Apr. 24, 2006 You haven't bought me a present in a while, like three years Kris went all out one year Then we starved for three months later A fistfull of testers from a dumpster for you Betsy Smelling like a $10 hooker I'm good and Betsy is great Betsy has a first The My Twinn foot hanging off the Goodwill rack Maggie's like, "No no no" body shake If Maggie could learn her orangutan moves she could do Clint Eastwood movies Kris doesn't know what My Twinn dolls are The pulse of my own heart in my ears 80% of Betsy's Goodwill posse is continually questioning their reality Betsy had to evacuate on Saturday Goodwill is cheaper than going to the laundr-o-mat The Diet Coke gets opened Yet another chubster addicted to Diet Coke Designing a doll to look just like your child Sending in the profiles of your child and they put the head on the doll Moles, freckles and all The doll hospital Technically it would be murder if they replaced the doll head Where can I send you when I am dissatisfied Betsy had to check herself Send a pic of Elliot with a pic of Maggie and ask them to combine them for the head Michael Jackson's black or white video Googie looks like my mom Doll pricing follows the call girl market could be sold on futures I don't understand paying for sex Betsy is uncomfortable talking about this subject I've been propositioned for garage sale money Betsy had her own garage sale She leaves in the middle of her own sale to go to others Strangers coming to the door asking "How much?" Buying from your neighbors Tracking your childhood through your mom's eBay history list Honey if you miss it I'll find you another one next week at a garage sale Selling Legos a pound at a time Audio quality is up, I am really happy, let us know what you think Elliot's got an electric guitar out of the purchase The opporunities that I never had is what I want for kids If you've got it, it's ok The first step to Republicanism What are they paying for . . . social programs? Putting your kids needs right on top and first The blue house memories "I like this house, it's bigger and I like walking to school. When I get old Maggie's going to bury me in the backyard." Kris never moved as a kid Transients moving in and out when I was a kid in a small town Kris busts out small town speak - "druggie" Missy is the other colequial for a teenage mother Faith or Hope or Diamond or Princess Euphoria Kris won't tell when his vasectomy date is Funding your lifestyle with 8 kids plus Watching Big Love - Kris says, "Bluh. I don't get it." Betsy says, "Sopranos Salt Lake style." The gnats attack I just saw a gnat fly between your glasses and face
Croncast - 2006-04-24.mp3 Show: #219 Length: 33:22 Size: 22.9 mb Format: mp3 Betsy and her husband Kris Apr. 24, 2006 You haven't bought me a present in a while, like three years Kris went all out one year Then we starved for three months later A fistfull of testers from a dumpster for you Betsy Smelling like a $10 hooker I'm good and Betsy is great Betsy has a first The My Twinn foot hanging off the Goodwill rack Maggie's like, "No no no" body shake If Maggie could learn her orangutan moves she could do Clint Eastwood movies Kris doesn't know what My Twinn dolls are The pulse of my own heart in my ears 80% of Betsy's Goodwill posse is continually questioning their reality Betsy had to evacuate on Saturday Goodwill is cheaper than going to the laundr-o-mat The Diet Coke gets opened Yet another chubster addicted to Diet Coke Designing a doll to look just like your child Sending in the profiles of your child and they put the head on the doll Moles, freckles and all The doll hospital Technically it would be murder if they replaced the doll head Where can I send you when I am dissatisfied Betsy had to check herself Send a pic of Elliot with a pic of Maggie and ask them to combine them for the head Michael Jackson's black or white video Googie looks like my mom Doll pricing follows the call girl market could be sold on futures I don't understand paying for sex Betsy is uncomfortable talking about this subject I've been propositioned for garage sale money Betsy had her own garage sale She leaves in the middle of her own sale to go to others Strangers coming to the door asking "How much?" Buying from your neighbors Tracking your childhood through your mom's eBay history list Honey if you miss it I'll find you another one next week at a garage sale Selling Legos a pound at a time Audio quality is up, I am really happy, let us know what you think Elliot's got an electric guitar out of the purchase The opporunities that I never had is what I want for kids If you've got it, it's ok The first step to Republicanism What are they paying for . . . social programs? Putting your kids needs right on top and first The blue house memories "I like this house, it's bigger and I like walking to school. When I get old Maggie's going to bury me in the backyard." Kris never moved as a kid Transients moving in and out when I was a kid in a small town Kris busts out small town speak - "druggie" Missy is the other colequial for a teenage mother Faith or Hope or Diamond or Princess Euphoria Kris won't tell when his vasectomy date is Funding your lifestyle with 8 kids plus Watching Big Love - Kris says, "Bluh. I don't get it." Betsy says, "Sopranos Salt Lake style." The gnats attack I just saw a gnat fly between your glasses and face
Croncast - 2006-04-24.mp3 Show: #219 Length: 33:22 Size: 22.9 mb Format: mp3 Betsy and her husband Kris Apr. 24, 2006 You haven't bought me a present in a while, like three years Kris went all out one year Then we starved for three months later A fistfull of testers from a dumpster for you Betsy Smelling like a $10 hooker I'm good and Betsy is great Betsy has a first The My Twinn foot hanging off the Goodwill rack Maggie's like, "No no no" body shake If Maggie could learn her orangutan moves she could do Clint Eastwood movies Kris doesn't know what My Twinn dolls are The pulse of my own heart in my ears 80% of Betsy's Goodwill posse is continually questioning their reality Betsy had to evacuate on Saturday Goodwill is cheaper than going to the laundr-o-mat The Diet Coke gets opened Yet another chubster addicted to Diet Coke Designing a doll to look just like your child Sending in the profiles of your child and they put the head on the doll Moles, freckles and all The doll hospital Technically it would be murder if they replaced the doll head Where can I send you when I am dissatisfied Betsy had to check herself Send a pic of Elliot with a pic of Maggie and ask them to combine them for the head Michael Jackson's black or white video Googie looks like my mom Doll pricing follows the call girl market could be sold on futures I don't understand paying for sex Betsy is uncomfortable talking about this subject I've been propositioned for garage sale money Betsy had her own garage sale She leaves in the middle of her own sale to go to others Strangers coming to the door asking "How much?" Buying from your neighbors Tracking your childhood through your mom's eBay history list Honey if you miss it I'll find you another one next week at a garage sale Selling Legos a pound at a time Audio quality is up, I am really happy, let us know what you think Elliot's got an electric guitar out of the purchase The opporunities that I never had is what I want for kids If you've got it, it's ok The first step to Republicanism What are they paying for . . . social programs? Putting your kids needs right on top and first The blue house memories "I like this house, it's bigger and I like walking to school. When I get old Maggie's going to bury me in the backyard." Kris never moved as a kid Transients moving in and out when I was a kid in a small town Kris busts out small town speak - "druggie" Missy is the other colequial for a teenage mother Faith or Hope or Diamond or Princess Euphoria Kris won't tell when his vasectomy date is Funding your lifestyle with 8 kids plus Watching Big Love - Kris says, "Bluh. I don't get it." Betsy says, "Sopranos Salt Lake style." The gnats attack I just saw a gnat fly between your glasses and face
Croncast - 2006-04-24.mp3 Show: #219 Length: 33:22 Size: 22.9 mb Format: mp3 Betsy and her husband Kris Apr. 24, 2006 You haven't bought me a present in a while, like three years Kris went all out one year Then we starved for three months later A fistfull of testers from a dumpster for you Betsy Smelling like a $10 hooker I'm good and Betsy is great Betsy has a first The My Twinn foot hanging off the Goodwill rack Maggie's like, "No no no" body shake If Maggie could learn her orangutan moves she could do Clint Eastwood movies Kris doesn't know what My Twinn dolls are The pulse of my own heart in my ears 80% of Betsy's Goodwill posse is continually questioning their reality Betsy had to evacuate on Saturday Goodwill is cheaper than going to the laundr-o-mat The Diet Coke gets opened Yet another chubster addicted to Diet Coke Designing a doll to look just like your child Sending in the profiles of your child and they put the head on the doll Moles, freckles and all The doll hospital Technically it would be murder if they replaced the doll head Where can I send you when I am dissatisfied Betsy had to check herself Send a pic of Elliot with a pic of Maggie and ask them to combine them for the head Michael Jackson's black or white video Googie looks like my mom Doll pricing follows the call girl market could be sold on futures I don't understand paying for sex Betsy is uncomfortable talking about this subject I've been propositioned for garage sale money Betsy had her own garage sale She leaves in the middle of her own sale to go to others Strangers coming to the door asking "How much?" Buying from your neighbors Tracking your childhood through your mom's eBay history list Honey if you miss it I'll find you another one next week at a garage sale Selling Legos a pound at a time Audio quality is up, I am really happy, let us know what you think Elliot's got an electric guitar out of the purchase The opporunities that I never had is what I want for kids If you've got it, it's ok The first step to Republicanism What are they paying for . . . social programs? Putting your kids needs right on top and first The blue house memories "I like this house, it's bigger and I like walking to school. When I get old Maggie's going to bury me in the backyard." Kris never moved as a kid Transients moving in and out when I was a kid in a small town Kris busts out small town speak - "druggie" Missy is the other colequial for a teenage mother Faith or Hope or Diamond or Princess Euphoria Kris won't tell when his vasectomy date is Funding your lifestyle with 8 kids plus Watching Big Love - Kris says, "Bluh. I don't get it." Betsy says, "Sopranos Salt Lake style." The gnats attack I just saw a gnat fly between your glasses and face
Croncast - 2006-04-24.mp3 Show: #219 Length: 33:22 Size: 22.9 mb Format: mp3 Betsy and her husband Kris Apr. 24, 2006 You haven't bought me a present in a while, like three years Kris went all out one year Then we starved for three months later A fistfull of testers from a dumpster for you Betsy Smelling like a $10 hooker I'm good and Betsy is great Betsy has a first The My Twinn foot hanging off the Goodwill rack Maggie's like, "No no no" body shake If Maggie could learn her orangutan moves she could do Clint Eastwood movies Kris doesn't know what My Twinn dolls are The pulse of my own heart in my ears 80% of Betsy's Goodwill posse is continually questioning their reality Betsy had to evacuate on Saturday Goodwill is cheaper than going to the laundr-o-mat The Diet Coke gets opened Yet another chubster addicted to Diet Coke Designing a doll to look just like your child Sending in the profiles of your child and they put the head on the doll Moles, freckles and all The doll hospital Technically it would be murder if they replaced the doll head Where can I send you when I am dissatisfied Betsy had to check herself Send a pic of Elliot with a pic of Maggie and ask them to combine them for the head Michael Jackson's black or white video Googie looks like my mom Doll pricing follows the call girl market could be sold on futures I don't understand paying for sex Betsy is uncomfortable talking about this subject I've been propositioned for garage sale money Betsy had her own garage sale She leaves in the middle of her own sale to go to others Strangers coming to the door asking "How much?" Buying from your neighbors Tracking your childhood through your mom's eBay history list Honey if you miss it I'll find you another one next week at a garage sale Selling Legos a pound at a time Audio quality is up, I am really happy, let us know what you think Elliot's got an electric guitar out of the purchase The opporunities that I never had is what I want for kids If you've got it, it's ok The first step to Republicanism What are they paying for . . . social programs? Putting your kids needs right on top and first The blue house memories "I like this house, it's bigger and I like walking to school. When I get old Maggie's going to bury me in the backyard." Kris never moved as a kid Transients moving in and out when I was a kid in a small town Kris busts out small town speak - "druggie" Missy is the other colequial for a teenage mother Faith or Hope or Diamond or Princess Euphoria Kris won't tell when his vasectomy date is Funding your lifestyle with 8 kids plus Watching Big Love - Kris says, "Bluh. I don't get it." Betsy says, "Sopranos Salt Lake style." The gnats attack I just saw a gnat fly between your glasses and face
Croncast - 2006-04-24.mp3 Show: #219 Length: 33:22 Size: 22.9 mb Format: mp3 Betsy and her husband Kris Apr. 24, 2006 You haven't bought me a present in a while, like three years Kris went all out one year Then we starved for three months later A fistfull of testers from a dumpster for you Betsy Smelling like a $10 hooker I'm good and Betsy is great Betsy has a first The My Twinn foot hanging off the Goodwill rack Maggie's like, "No no no" body shake If Maggie could learn her orangutan moves she could do Clint Eastwood movies Kris doesn't know what My Twinn dolls are The pulse of my own heart in my ears 80% of Betsy's Goodwill posse is continually questioning their reality Betsy had to evacuate on Saturday Goodwill is cheaper than going to the laundr-o-mat The Diet Coke gets opened Yet another chubster addicted to Diet Coke Designing a doll to look just like your child Sending in the profiles of your child and they put the head on the doll Moles, freckles and all The doll hospital Technically it would be murder if they replaced the doll head Where can I send you when I am dissatisfied Betsy had to check herself Send a pic of Elliot with a pic of Maggie and ask them to combine them for the head Michael Jackson's black or white video Googie looks like my mom Doll pricing follows the call girl market could be sold on futures I don't understand paying for sex Betsy is uncomfortable talking about this subject I've been propositioned for garage sale money Betsy had her own garage sale She leaves in the middle of her own sale to go to others Strangers coming to the door asking "How much?" Buying from your neighbors Tracking your childhood through your mom's eBay history list Honey if you miss it I'll find you another one next week at a garage sale Selling Legos a pound at a time Audio quality is up, I am really happy, let us know what you think Elliot's got an electric guitar out of the purchase The opporunities that I never had is what I want for kids If you've got it, it's ok The first step to Republicanism What are they paying for . . . social programs? Putting your kids needs right on top and first The blue house memories "I like this house, it's bigger and I like walking to school. When I get old Maggie's going to bury me in the backyard." Kris never moved as a kid Transients moving in and out when I was a kid in a small town Kris busts out small town speak - "druggie" Missy is the other colequial for a teenage mother Faith or Hope or Diamond or Princess Euphoria Kris won't tell when his vasectomy date is Funding your lifestyle with 8 kids plus Watching Big Love - Kris says, "Bluh. I don't get it." Betsy says, "Sopranos Salt Lake style." The gnats attack I just saw a gnat fly between your glasses and face
Croncast - 2006-04-24.mp3 Show: #219 Length: 33:22 Size: 22.9 mb Format: mp3 Betsy and her husband Kris Apr. 24, 2006 You haven't bought me a present in a while, like three years Kris went all out one year Then we starved for three months later A fistfull of testers from a dumpster for you Betsy Smelling like a $10 hooker I'm good and Betsy is great Betsy has a first The My Twinn foot hanging off the Goodwill rack Maggie's like, "No no no" body shake If Maggie could learn her orangutan moves she could do Clint Eastwood movies Kris doesn't know what My Twinn dolls are The pulse of my own heart in my ears 80% of Betsy's Goodwill posse is continually questioning their reality Betsy had to evacuate on Saturday Goodwill is cheaper than going to the laundr-o-mat The Diet Coke gets opened Yet another chubster addicted to Diet Coke Designing a doll to look just like your child Sending in the profiles of your child and they put the head on the doll Moles, freckles and all The doll hospital Technically it would be murder if they replaced the doll head Where can I send you when I am dissatisfied Betsy had to check herself Send a pic of Elliot with a pic of Maggie and ask them to combine them for the head Michael Jackson's black or white video Googie looks like my mom Doll pricing follows the call girl market could be sold on futures I don't understand paying for sex Betsy is uncomfortable talking about this subject I've been propositioned for garage sale money Betsy had her own garage sale She leaves in the middle of her own sale to go to others Strangers coming to the door asking "How much?" Buying from your neighbors Tracking your childhood through your mom's eBay history list Honey if you miss it I'll find you another one next week at a garage sale Selling Legos a pound at a time Audio quality is up, I am really happy, let us know what you think Elliot's got an electric guitar out of the purchase The opporunities that I never had is what I want for kids If you've got it, it's ok The first step to Republicanism What are they paying for . . . social programs? Putting your kids needs right on top and first The blue house memories "I like this house, it's bigger and I like walking to school. When I get old Maggie's going to bury me in the backyard." Kris never moved as a kid Transients moving in and out when I was a kid in a small town Kris busts out small town speak - "druggie" Missy is the other colequial for a teenage mother Faith or Hope or Diamond or Princess Euphoria Kris won't tell when his vasectomy date is Funding your lifestyle with 8 kids plus Watching Big Love - Kris says, "Bluh. I don't get it." Betsy says, "Sopranos Salt Lake style." The gnats attack I just saw a gnat fly between your glasses and face
Croncast - 2006-04-24.mp3 Show: #219 Length: 33:22 Size: 22.9 mb Format: mp3 Betsy and her husband Kris Apr. 24, 2006 You haven't bought me a present in a while, like three years Kris went all out one year Then we starved for three months later A fistfull of testers from a dumpster for you Betsy Smelling like a $10 hooker I'm good and Betsy is great Betsy has a first The My Twinn foot hanging off the Goodwill rack Maggie's like, "No no no" body shake If Maggie could learn her orangutan moves she could do Clint Eastwood movies Kris doesn't know what My Twinn dolls are The pulse of my own heart in my ears 80% of Betsy's Goodwill posse is continually questioning their reality Betsy had to evacuate on Saturday Goodwill is cheaper than going to the laundr-o-mat The Diet Coke gets opened Yet another chubster addicted to Diet Coke Designing a doll to look just like your child Sending in the profiles of your child and they put the head on the doll Moles, freckles and all The doll hospital Technically it would be murder if they replaced the doll head Where can I send you when I am dissatisfied Betsy had to check herself Send a pic of Elliot with a pic of Maggie and ask them to combine them for the head Michael Jackson's black or white video Googie looks like my mom Doll pricing follows the call girl market could be sold on futures I don't understand paying for sex Betsy is uncomfortable talking about this subject I've been propositioned for garage sale money Betsy had her own garage sale She leaves in the middle of her own sale to go to others Strangers coming to the door asking "How much?" Buying from your neighbors Tracking your childhood through your mom's eBay history list Honey if you miss it I'll find you another one next week at a garage sale Selling Legos a pound at a time Audio quality is up, I am really happy, let us know what you think Elliot's got an electric guitar out of the purchase The opporunities that I never had is what I want for kids If you've got it, it's ok The first step to Republicanism What are they paying for . . . social programs? Putting your kids needs right on top and first The blue house memories "I like this house, it's bigger and I like walking to school. When I get old Maggie's going to bury me in the backyard." Kris never moved as a kid Transients moving in and out when I was a kid in a small town Kris busts out small town speak - "druggie" Missy is the other colequial for a teenage mother Faith or Hope or Diamond or Princess Euphoria Kris won't tell when his vasectomy date is Funding your lifestyle with 8 kids plus Watching Big Love - Kris says, "Bluh. I don't get it." Betsy says, "Sopranos Salt Lake style." The gnats attack I just saw a gnat fly between your glasses and face
Croncast - 2006-04-24.mp3 Show: #219 Length: 33:22 Size: 22.9 mb Format: mp3 Betsy and her husband Kris Apr. 24, 2006 You haven't bought me a present in a while, like three years Kris went all out one year Then we starved for three months later A fistfull of testers from a dumpster for you Betsy Smelling like a $10 hooker I'm good and Betsy is great Betsy has a first The My Twinn foot hanging off the Goodwill rack Maggie's like, "No no no" body shake If Maggie could learn her orangutan moves she could do Clint Eastwood movies Kris doesn't know what My Twinn dolls are The pulse of my own heart in my ears 80% of Betsy's Goodwill posse is continually questioning their reality Betsy had to evacuate on Saturday Goodwill is cheaper than going to the laundr-o-mat The Diet Coke gets opened Yet another chubster addicted to Diet Coke Designing a doll to look just like your child Sending in the profiles of your child and they put the head on the doll Moles, freckles and all The doll hospital Technically it would be murder if they replaced the doll head Where can I send you when I am dissatisfied Betsy had to check herself Send a pic of Elliot with a pic of Maggie and ask them to combine them for the head Michael Jackson's black or white video Googie looks like my mom Doll pricing follows the call girl market could be sold on futures I don't understand paying for sex Betsy is uncomfortable talking about this subject I've been propositioned for garage sale money Betsy had her own garage sale She leaves in the middle of her own sale to go to others Strangers coming to the door asking "How much?" Buying from your neighbors Tracking your childhood through your mom's eBay history list Honey if you miss it I'll find you another one next week at a garage sale Selling Legos a pound at a time Audio quality is up, I am really happy, let us know what you think Elliot's got an electric guitar out of the purchase The opporunities that I never had is what I want for kids If you've got it, it's ok The first step to Republicanism What are they paying for . . . social programs? Putting your kids needs right on top and first The blue house memories "I like this house, it's bigger and I like walking to school. When I get old Maggie's going to bury me in the backyard." Kris never moved as a kid Transients moving in and out when I was a kid in a small town Kris busts out small town speak - "druggie" Missy is the other colequial for a teenage mother Faith or Hope or Diamond or Princess Euphoria Kris won't tell when his vasectomy date is Funding your lifestyle with 8 kids plus Watching Big Love - Kris says, "Bluh. I don't get it." Betsy says, "Sopranos Salt Lake style." The gnats attack I just saw a gnat fly between your glasses and face
Croncast - 2006-04-24.mp3 Show: #219 Length: 33:22 Size: 22.9 mb Format: mp3 Betsy and her husband Kris Apr. 24, 2006 You haven't bought me a present in a while, like three years Kris went all out one year Then we starved for three months later A fistfull of testers from a dumpster for you Betsy Smelling like a $10 hooker I'm good and Betsy is great Betsy has a first The My Twinn foot hanging off the Goodwill rack Maggie's like, "No no no" body shake If Maggie could learn her orangutan moves she could do Clint Eastwood movies Kris doesn't know what My Twinn dolls are The pulse of my own heart in my ears 80% of Betsy's Goodwill posse is continually questioning their reality Betsy had to evacuate on Saturday Goodwill is cheaper than going to the laundr-o-mat The Diet Coke gets opened Yet another chubster addicted to Diet Coke Designing a doll to look just like your child Sending in the profiles of your child and they put the head on the doll Moles, freckles and all The doll hospital Technically it would be murder if they replaced the doll head Where can I send you when I am dissatisfied Betsy had to check herself Send a pic of Elliot with a pic of Maggie and ask them to combine them for the head Michael Jackson's black or white video Googie looks like my mom Doll pricing follows the call girl market could be sold on futures I don't understand paying for sex Betsy is uncomfortable talking about this subject I've been propositioned for garage sale money Betsy had her own garage sale She leaves in the middle of her own sale to go to others Strangers coming to the door asking "How much?" Buying from your neighbors Tracking your childhood through your mom's eBay history list Honey if you miss it I'll find you another one next week at a garage sale Selling Legos a pound at a time Audio quality is up, I am really happy, let us know what you think Elliot's got an electric guitar out of the purchase The opporunities that I never had is what I want for kids If you've got it, it's ok The first step to Republicanism What are they paying for . . . social programs? Putting your kids needs right on top and first The blue house memories "I like this house, it's bigger and I like walking to school. When I get old Maggie's going to bury me in the backyard." Kris never moved as a kid Transients moving in and out when I was a kid in a small town Kris busts out small town speak - "druggie" Missy is the other colequial for a teenage mother Faith or Hope or Diamond or Princess Euphoria Kris won't tell when his vasectomy date is Funding your lifestyle with 8 kids plus Watching Big Love - Kris says, "Bluh. I don't get it." Betsy says, "Sopranos Salt Lake style." The gnats attack I just saw a gnat fly between your glasses and face
Croncast - 2006-04-24.mp3 Show: #219 Length: 33:22 Size: 22.9 mb Format: mp3 Betsy and her husband Kris Apr. 24, 2006 You haven't bought me a present in a while, like three years Kris went all out one year Then we starved for three months later A fistfull of testers from a dumpster for you Betsy Smelling like a $10 hooker I'm good and Betsy is great Betsy has a first The My Twinn foot hanging off the Goodwill rack Maggie's like, "No no no" body shake If Maggie could learn her orangutan moves she could do Clint Eastwood movies Kris doesn't know what My Twinn dolls are The pulse of my own heart in my ears 80% of Betsy's Goodwill posse is continually questioning their reality Betsy had to evacuate on Saturday Goodwill is cheaper than going to the laundr-o-mat The Diet Coke gets opened Yet another chubster addicted to Diet Coke Designing a doll to look just like your child Sending in the profiles of your child and they put the head on the doll Moles, freckles and all The doll hospital Technically it would be murder if they replaced the doll head Where can I send you when I am dissatisfied Betsy had to check herself Send a pic of Elliot with a pic of Maggie and ask them to combine them for the head Michael Jackson's black or white video Googie looks like my mom Doll pricing follows the call girl market could be sold on futures I don't understand paying for sex Betsy is uncomfortable talking about this subject I've been propositioned for garage sale money Betsy had her own garage sale She leaves in the middle of her own sale to go to others Strangers coming to the door asking "How much?" Buying from your neighbors Tracking your childhood through your mom's eBay history list Honey if you miss it I'll find you another one next week at a garage sale Selling Legos a pound at a time Audio quality is up, I am really happy, let us know what you think Elliot's got an electric guitar out of the purchase The opporunities that I never had is what I want for kids If you've got it, it's ok The first step to Republicanism What are they paying for . . . social programs? Putting your kids needs right on top and first The blue house memories "I like this house, it's bigger and I like walking to school. When I get old Maggie's going to bury me in the backyard." Kris never moved as a kid Transients moving in and out when I was a kid in a small town Kris busts out small town speak - "druggie" Missy is the other colequial for a teenage mother Faith or Hope or Diamond or Princess Euphoria Kris won't tell when his vasectomy date is Funding your lifestyle with 8 kids plus Watching Big Love - Kris says, "Bluh. I don't get it." Betsy says, "Sopranos Salt Lake style." The gnats attack I just saw a gnat fly between your glasses and face
Croncast - 2006-04-24.mp3 Show: #219 Length: 33:22 Size: 22.9 mb Format: mp3 Betsy and her husband Kris Apr. 24, 2006 You haven't bought me a present in a while, like three years Kris went all out one year Then we starved for three months later A fistfull of testers from a dumpster for you Betsy Smelling like a $10 hooker I'm good and Betsy is great Betsy has a first The My Twinn foot hanging off the Goodwill rack Maggie's like, "No no no" body shake If Maggie could learn her orangutan moves she could do Clint Eastwood movies Kris doesn't know what My Twinn dolls are The pulse of my own heart in my ears 80% of Betsy's Goodwill posse is continually questioning their reality Betsy had to evacuate on Saturday Goodwill is cheaper than going to the laundr-o-mat The Diet Coke gets opened Yet another chubster addicted to Diet Coke Designing a doll to look just like your child Sending in the profiles of your child and they put the head on the doll Moles, freckles and all The doll hospital Technically it would be murder if they replaced the doll head Where can I send you when I am dissatisfied Betsy had to check herself Send a pic of Elliot with a pic of Maggie and ask them to combine them for the head Michael Jackson's black or white video Googie looks like my mom Doll pricing follows the call girl market could be sold on futures I don't understand paying for sex Betsy is uncomfortable talking about this subject I've been propositioned for garage sale money Betsy had her own garage sale She leaves in the middle of her own sale to go to others Strangers coming to the door asking "How much?" Buying from your neighbors Tracking your childhood through your mom's eBay history list Honey if you miss it I'll find you another one next week at a garage sale Selling Legos a pound at a time Audio quality is up, I am really happy, let us know what you think Elliot's got an electric guitar out of the purchase The opporunities that I never had is what I want for kids If you've got it, it's ok The first step to Republicanism What are they paying for . . . social programs? Putting your kids needs right on top and first The blue house memories "I like this house, it's bigger and I like walking to school. When I get old Maggie's going to bury me in the backyard." Kris never moved as a kid Transients moving in and out when I was a kid in a small town Kris busts out small town speak - "druggie" Missy is the other colequial for a teenage mother Faith or Hope or Diamond or Princess Euphoria Kris won't tell when his vasectomy date is Funding your lifestyle with 8 kids plus Watching Big Love - Kris says, "Bluh. I don't get it." Betsy says, "Sopranos Salt Lake style." The gnats attack I just saw a gnat fly between your glasses and face
Croncast - 2006-04-24.mp3 Show: #219 Length: 33:22 Size: 22.9 mb Format: mp3 Betsy and her husband Kris Apr. 24, 2006 You haven't bought me a present in a while, like three years Kris went all out one year Then we starved for three months later A fistfull of testers from a dumpster for you Betsy Smelling like a $10 hooker I'm good and Betsy is great Betsy has a first The My Twinn foot hanging off the Goodwill rack Maggie's like, "No no no" body shake If Maggie could learn her orangutan moves she could do Clint Eastwood movies Kris doesn't know what My Twinn dolls are The pulse of my own heart in my ears 80% of Betsy's Goodwill posse is continually questioning their reality Betsy had to evacuate on Saturday Goodwill is cheaper than going to the laundr-o-mat The Diet Coke gets opened Yet another chubster addicted to Diet Coke Designing a doll to look just like your child Sending in the profiles of your child and they put the head on the doll Moles, freckles and all The doll hospital Technically it would be murder if they replaced the doll head Where can I send you when I am dissatisfied Betsy had to check herself Send a pic of Elliot with a pic of Maggie and ask them to combine them for the head Michael Jackson's black or white video Googie looks like my mom Doll pricing follows the call girl market could be sold on futures I don't understand paying for sex Betsy is uncomfortable talking about this subject I've been propositioned for garage sale money Betsy had her own garage sale She leaves in the middle of her own sale to go to others Strangers coming to the door asking "How much?" Buying from your neighbors Tracking your childhood through your mom's eBay history list Honey if you miss it I'll find you another one next week at a garage sale Selling Legos a pound at a time Audio quality is up, I am really happy, let us know what you think Elliot's got an electric guitar out of the purchase The opporunities that I never had is what I want for kids If you've got it, it's ok The first step to Republicanism What are they paying for . . . social programs? Putting your kids needs right on top and first The blue house memories "I like this house, it's bigger and I like walking to school. When I get old Maggie's going to bury me in the backyard." Kris never moved as a kid Transients moving in and out when I was a kid in a small town Kris busts out small town speak - "druggie" Missy is the other colequial for a teenage mother Faith or Hope or Diamond or Princess Euphoria Kris won't tell when his vasectomy date is Funding your lifestyle with 8 kids plus Watching Big Love - Kris says, "Bluh. I don't get it." Betsy says, "Sopranos Salt Lake style." The gnats attack I just saw a gnat fly between your glasses and face
Croncast - 2006-04-24.mp3 Show: #219 Length: 33:22 Size: 22.9 mb Format: mp3 Betsy and her husband Kris Apr. 24, 2006 You haven't bought me a present in a while, like three years Kris went all out one year Then we starved for three months later A fistfull of testers from a dumpster for you Betsy Smelling like a $10 hooker I'm good and Betsy is great Betsy has a first The My Twinn foot hanging off the Goodwill rack Maggie's like, "No no no" body shake If Maggie could learn her orangutan moves she could do Clint Eastwood movies Kris doesn't know what My Twinn dolls are The pulse of my own heart in my ears 80% of Betsy's Goodwill posse is continually questioning their reality Betsy had to evacuate on Saturday Goodwill is cheaper than going to the laundr-o-mat The Diet Coke gets opened Yet another chubster addicted to Diet Coke Designing a doll to look just like your child Sending in the profiles of your child and they put the head on the doll Moles, freckles and all The doll hospital Technically it would be murder if they replaced the doll head Where can I send you when I am dissatisfied Betsy had to check herself Send a pic of Elliot with a pic of Maggie and ask them to combine them for the head Michael Jackson's black or white video Googie looks like my mom Doll pricing follows the call girl market could be sold on futures I don't understand paying for sex Betsy is uncomfortable talking about this subject I've been propositioned for garage sale money Betsy had her own garage sale She leaves in the middle of her own sale to go to others Strangers coming to the door asking "How much?" Buying from your neighbors Tracking your childhood through your mom's eBay history list Honey if you miss it I'll find you another one next week at a garage sale Selling Legos a pound at a time Audio quality is up, I am really happy, let us know what you think Elliot's got an electric guitar out of the purchase The opporunities that I never had is what I want for kids If you've got it, it's ok The first step to Republicanism What are they paying for . . . social programs? Putting your kids needs right on top and first The blue house memories "I like this house, it's bigger and I like walking to school. When I get old Maggie's going to bury me in the backyard." Kris never moved as a kid Transients moving in and out when I was a kid in a small town Kris busts out small town speak - "druggie" Missy is the other colequial for a teenage mother Faith or Hope or Diamond or Princess Euphoria Kris won't tell when his vasectomy date is Funding your lifestyle with 8 kids plus Watching Big Love - Kris says, "Bluh. I don't get it." Betsy says, "Sopranos Salt Lake style." The gnats attack I just saw a gnat fly between your glasses and face
Croncast - 2006-04-24.mp3 Show: #219 Length: 33:22 Size: 22.9 mb Format: mp3 Betsy and her husband Kris Apr. 24, 2006 You haven't bought me a present in a while, like three years Kris went all out one year Then we starved for three months later A fistfull of testers from a dumpster for you Betsy Smelling like a $10 hooker I'm good and Betsy is great Betsy has a first The My Twinn foot hanging off the Goodwill rack Maggie's like, "No no no" body shake If Maggie could learn her orangutan moves she could do Clint Eastwood movies Kris doesn't know what My Twinn dolls are The pulse of my own heart in my ears 80% of Betsy's Goodwill posse is continually questioning their reality Betsy had to evacuate on Saturday Goodwill is cheaper than going to the laundr-o-mat The Diet Coke gets opened Yet another chubster addicted to Diet Coke Designing a doll to look just like your child Sending in the profiles of your child and they put the head on the doll Moles, freckles and all The doll hospital Technically it would be murder if they replaced the doll head Where can I send you when I am dissatisfied Betsy had to check herself Send a pic of Elliot with a pic of Maggie and ask them to combine them for the head Michael Jackson's black or white video Googie looks like my mom Doll pricing follows the call girl market could be sold on futures I don't understand paying for sex Betsy is uncomfortable talking about this subject I've been propositioned for garage sale money Betsy had her own garage sale She leaves in the middle of her own sale to go to others Strangers coming to the door asking "How much?" Buying from your neighbors Tracking your childhood through your mom's eBay history list Honey if you miss it I'll find you another one next week at a garage sale Selling Legos a pound at a time Audio quality is up, I am really happy, let us know what you think Elliot's got an electric guitar out of the purchase The opporunities that I never had is what I want for kids If you've got it, it's ok The first step to Republicanism What are they paying for . . . social programs? Putting your kids needs right on top and first The blue house memories "I like this house, it's bigger and I like walking to school. When I get old Maggie's going to bury me in the backyard." Kris never moved as a kid Transients moving in and out when I was a kid in a small town Kris busts out small town speak - "druggie" Missy is the other colequial for a teenage mother Faith or Hope or Diamond or Princess Euphoria Kris won't tell when his vasectomy date is Funding your lifestyle with 8 kids plus Watching Big Love - Kris says, "Bluh. I don't get it." Betsy says, "Sopranos Salt Lake style." The gnats attack I just saw a gnat fly between your glasses and face
Croncast - 2006-04-24.mp3 Show: #219 Length: 33:22 Size: 22.9 mb Format: mp3 Betsy and her husband Kris Apr. 24, 2006 You haven't bought me a present in a while, like three years Kris went all out one year Then we starved for three months later A fistfull of testers from a dumpster for you Betsy Smelling like a $10 hooker I'm good and Betsy is great Betsy has a first The My Twinn foot hanging off the Goodwill rack Maggie's like, "No no no" body shake If Maggie could learn her orangutan moves she could do Clint Eastwood movies Kris doesn't know what My Twinn dolls are The pulse of my own heart in my ears 80% of Betsy's Goodwill posse is continually questioning their reality Betsy had to evacuate on Saturday Goodwill is cheaper than going to the laundr-o-mat The Diet Coke gets opened Yet another chubster addicted to Diet Coke Designing a doll to look just like your child Sending in the profiles of your child and they put the head on the doll Moles, freckles and all The doll hospital Technically it would be murder if they replaced the doll head Where can I send you when I am dissatisfied Betsy had to check herself Send a pic of Elliot with a pic of Maggie and ask them to combine them for the head Michael Jackson's black or white video Googie looks like my mom Doll pricing follows the call girl market could be sold on futures I don't understand paying for sex Betsy is uncomfortable talking about this subject I've been propositioned for garage sale money Betsy had her own garage sale She leaves in the middle of her own sale to go to others Strangers coming to the door asking "How much?" Buying from your neighbors Tracking your childhood through your mom's eBay history list Honey if you miss it I'll find you another one next week at a garage sale Selling Legos a pound at a time Audio quality is up, I am really happy, let us know what you think Elliot's got an electric guitar out of the purchase The opporunities that I never had is what I want for kids If you've got it, it's ok The first step to Republicanism What are they paying for . . . social programs? Putting your kids needs right on top and first The blue house memories "I like this house, it's bigger and I like walking to school. When I get old Maggie's going to bury me in the backyard." Kris never moved as a kid Transients moving in and out when I was a kid in a small town Kris busts out small town speak - "druggie" Missy is the other colequial for a teenage mother Faith or Hope or Diamond or Princess Euphoria Kris won't tell when his vasectomy date is Funding your lifestyle with 8 kids plus Watching Big Love - Kris says, "Bluh. I don't get it." Betsy says, "Sopranos Salt Lake style." The gnats attack I just saw a gnat fly between your glasses and face
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