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On today's episode we ask whether or not Shea in Irving has extra kids running around Earth, also we delve into our bets which includes football since the NFL schedule has now been released plus we ask Bad Larry about his weekend plans plus much more. Enjoy!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Moshe the Innkeeper is two years behind on his rent and the poretz has threatened to imprison him, but when Moshe visits the holy Baal Shem Tov on his wife's suggestion, the advice he receives makes the poretz very happy indeed and solves all of Moshe's difficulties.

Lexman interviews the famed scientist and atheist, Sam Harris. They discuss the implications of cachalot, Sam's disdain for religion, and the legality of by-blows.

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Brit Robotista of Apollo Media and The Stepback Sisterhood Podcast joins Larry and Jon to discuss the development and future of the young Houston Rockets. Lambskin makes another pitch to become a team mascot. All that and more, this week on Larry! Guests: Brit Robotista - @britrobotista | IG: @britrobotista Sonia Nam - @Manainos | IG: @sonianam Jon Blue Follow @LarryTheAthlete on Twitter and Instagram

We've reached the Final Four of the NCAA Women's Volleyball tournament, and Eleanor Lewis, Lambskin, and Larry are Pitt fanatics! Eleanor breaks down some of the positions and rotations in volleyball. Lambskin prepares a pitch to replace the Panther as Pitt's mascot. They all gush over Pitt's star outside hitter, Leketor Member-Meneh. What else should you know about the other teams in the Final Four? What are some good volleyball movies? Where are the pro leagues? All that and more, this week on Larry! Guests: Eleanor Lewis - @BronasSalk | IG: @validation_bot Sonia Nam - @Manainos | IG: @sonianam Follow @LarryTheAthlete on Twitter and Instagram

The Los Angeles Lakers, one of the favorites to win the championship coming into the season, are off to a “meh” start. Sal Joseph, a life-long Laker fan, says this is the most miserable season of his life. Is Russell Westbrook redeemable? Can Russ, LeBron, and AD work together? How are the role players doing? Lambskin, a fan-favorite, returns to the show to pitch an idea for becoming the Lakers' team mascot. All that and more, this week on Larry! Guests: Sal Joseph - @sald0gg | IG: @sald0gg Sonia Nam - @Manainos | IG: @sonianam Jon Blue Follow @LarryTheAthlete on Twitter and Instagram

We check in with Brenden Nunes, host of the Kings Pulse podcast, to talk Sacramento Kings. How's Fox doing? Should they do a “proper” rebuild? What's up with Marvin Bagley? Then we're joined by Lambskin, mighty little lamb with some attitude, who has a new idea for the Kings. All that and more, this week on Larry! Guests: Brenden Nunes - @BrendenNunesNBA | @Kings_Pulse Marcus Haugen - @me_haugen | IG: @me_haugen Sonia Nam - @Manainos | IG: @sonianam Follow @LarryTheAthlete on Twitter and Instagram

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What are some fun nicknames for cocaine? The Boyz are talking about prophylactics and anatomy slang. It's pickles and white ghosts—all this week on Whatchu Wanna Know!

Faffy, Malone and Justin Ingles discuss Connor's future, Brendan Schaubs current issues, lambskin condoms and some of the strangest fights ever. 

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Recording remotely via Microsoft, the agents pay their respects to Marty; learn about Corny's Uncle Jeremy; find out which criminal Casino is quarantined with; and hear about Kettle's neighborhood parties. Improvised by Jesse Chimes (IMPROV JONES), Sean Paul Ellis (NOX, SATURDAY MOURNING CARTOONS), Isabel Galbraith (GALBRAITH & MISHORY, I WROTE THAT), and Jamal Newman (www.jamalnewman.com, Washington Improv Theater (WIT) feature ensemble LENA DUNHAM, NIXON).This podcast features the song “The last sipper and a ring” by Subhashish Panigrahi, copyright 2018.

The Hall of the Tower highlights Rafe Judkin's JordanCon discussion and dissects the directors in charge of bringing the Wheel of Time series on Amazon Prime to life. The sitters also venture down some dark roads with explorations of Lord of The Rings on Prime, Gargoyles (1996) animated series, and Lambskin condoms. Assumed Reading:The Eye of the WorldThe Great Hunt

Dr. J continues to set up Roe v. Wade by discussing contraception and Anthony Comstock.

Jimmy returns to talk about the pros and cons of lambskin condoms. Also discussed: Terrible twos, weird things Drake says, the DR situation and Hot Girl Summer.

Recapping this week's most popular news items from a Caribbean Millennial point of view.

This episode is brought to us by RW Bro Peter Cutler , current DDGM 14th Maine, and discusses the symbolism of the badge of a Mason. Originally written in 1927, these timeless ideas help tell us who we are as Masons.

Sometimes there's a man. And then sometimes there's a man who poops turds the size of a Pringles can. That man is Tom. Have you ever tried to flush a Pringles can? It doesn't work. Not without some smooshing. Good one Tom!

The chained his refrigerator, took away his cigarettes and Delbert is very upset. Would you poop your jeans and lay down in the middle of the street to get food and cigarettes? Delbert, he does this and more. Also he makes friends by giving them warm uncooked hot dogs from the pockets of his sweatpants. With love no doubt. 

The chained his refrigerator, took away his cigarettes and Delbert is very upset. Would you poop your jeans and lay down in the middle of the street to get food and cigarettes? Delbert, he does this and more. Also he makes friends by giving them warm uncooked hot dogs from the pockets of his sweatpants. With love no doubt. 

Sometimes there's a man. And then sometimes there's a man who poops turds the size of a Pringles can. That man is Tom. Have you ever tried to flush a Pringles can? It doesn't work. Not without some smooshing. Good one Tom!

C is for Condom   Welcome to the A to Z of Sex. I'm Dr Lori Beth and I am your host.  We are working our way through the erotic alphabet one letter at a time.  Just a reminder this podcast deals with adult content, so if you don't have total privacy, you might want to put on your headphones.  Today the letter is C and C is for Condom.    This week – the history of the condom.  There are two cave paintings in France from 11,000 BC that scientists believe illustrate the first evidence of condoms.  Having looked at the illustrations it is unclear to me as to why they believe that.    Around 1,000 BC, the Egyptians used a linen sheath around the penis to prevent insect bites and tropical diseases.  The Chinese used oiled silk paper and the Japanese used leather and tortoiseshell sheaths.  The Romans developed condoms made of goat's bladders.    None of this is terribly appealing…   In the 1400's in China and Japan, condoms first began to be used for birth control and to protect against infection.  Safe sex was understood even back then.  It is amazing that we still have trouble engaging people in safe sex given how long we have known how to engage in it!    The Chinese favoured silk and lamb's intestines.  The Japanese favoured horn and tortoiseshell which seems tremendously uncomfortable to me!   In the 1500's Gabrielle Fallopius invented a chemical soaked linen sheath to prevent the spread of syphilis.  It was tied with a ribbon around the shaft of the penis.  He conducted the first research that proved that condoms prevent the spread of sexually transmitted infections.  The study had 1100 participants and used the linen condoms he invented.    None of the people who used these contracted syphilis.   By the time we reached the 1700's, the use of condoms for the prevention of pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections is more widely known but now there is controversy as to whether or not they work.  Some people believe that the availability of condoms encourages people to have more sex with more partners and so encourages immorality.    During this time period, condoms became available in pubs and markets and were either made of intestines or bladder and soaked in lye or sulphur or made of linen and soaked in chemicals.   In the 1800's members of parliament in the UK tried to get condoms banned because they didn't do enough to prevent syphilis and encouraged lots of sex.   The first rubber condom arrived in 1855.  Rubber condoms were reusable so saved money in the long run but they were individually fitted.  Despite this, they often fell off because they only covered the glans of the penis.  Skin condoms were still cheaper.   In the 1900's, lots of development occurred primarily because the military began to issue soldiers with condoms to prevent STI's.  In the late 1920's latex was invented, and the first latex condoms appeared.  But early latex condoms were not very effective at all – many leaked.  As a result, the FDA in the US decided that a condom was a drug so that every condom had to be tested.  In 1957, Durex created the first condom with lubrication.  When condoms were found to prevent the spread of HIV, sales increased dramatically.  Condoms remain the mainstay of safe sex.   Modern condoms are made of a variety of materials including natural latex, polyurethane, A-10 resin, and lambs intestines.  Latex are the most flexible however some people have allergies and they cannot be used with oil based lubricants.  Polyurethane has the disadvantage of being less elastic than latex and are more likely to slip or break than latex, but they can be used with oil based lubricants. Polyisoprene is a synthetic version of natural rubber latex.  It has the advantage of being softer and more elastic like latex but without the protein that causes latex allergies.  It transmits body heat well.  But it cannot be used with oil based lubricants.   Lambskin are said to feel more natural, but they...

The Royal Arch is present in all Masonic systems.  During the ritual of the Royal Arch exaltation ceremony, the candidate learns the Sacred and Mysterious Name of the True and Living God Most High, namely the name JAHBULON.  What is the true meaning of this name and is it a suitable name for the God of the Bible? An unquestionable and integral part of Masonic doctrine is the principle of the Immortality of the Soul. For Masons, life does not end in death but rather Masonry teaches that the spirit of man is immortal. You will in none find mentioned in any of the many rituals or ceremonies both at Craft Masonry and beyond, the concept or the word hell. Instead, the Mason despite his religious philosophy or persuasion, whether he be a Christian or a Muslim; a Jew or a Hindu; a Mormon or a Buddhist – is promised the hope of being granted admittance into the heavenly lodge above.  Perhaps, the doctrine of the Immortality of the Soul is nowhere more clearly felt than at a Masonic funeral service.  This teaching explores this doctrine and asks the question;  Is such teaching compatible with the Bible? Download the notes for this teaching below http://traffic.libsyn.com/bethesdashalom/6e_Freemasonry_Pt5.pdf

The Winding Stairs Episode 4:  Veiled in Allegory Freemasonry is described elegantly as a Science of Morality, Veiled in Allegory and Illustrated by Symbols. If there is nothing sinister in a science of morality, then why should it be veiled? On this episode we explore the reasons behind the allegorical teaching method and how well it works with the human mind. We introduce two new segments to our program: Masonic History Masonic Conspiracies by Bro:. Robert Johnson from Whence Came You? Podcast. Masonic History Masonic Apron Protects County Documents During the civil war, In Brunswick County Virginia, an act of benevolence, perhaps brotherhood, saved the county records from being destroyed. On May 15, 1864, Union troops were approaching the courthouse. The reputation that preceded this troops was an unnerving one for the county officials; especially since in addition to burning bridges and cutting confederate communication lines, some union troops were burning down the historical records as they moved through towns. As the Brunswick's county clerk of the courts, Edward Randolph Turnbull, received news of the impending arrival of the Union Troops, he resorted to a quite unconventional way of protecting his county's documents. He stacked the priceless documents on top of a table in the courthouse and draped them (veiled them) with his Masonic Apron hoping that, as many other Union Officers at the time, the approaching one was a Mason. This unorthodox yet inspiring defense seemed to have worked perfectly, as the apron was later delivered, presumably by a Union Troop, directly to Turnbull's house. When Turnbull returned to the courthouse, to his surprise, the office was ransacked, except for the stack of documents he had entrusted to the care of his Lambskin. You can read more about this piece of Masonic and American History by reading the original story featured in the Richmond Times Dispatch on March 17, 2013. It was written by Bill Lohmann. Masonic Conspiracies The Alleged Connection between Mormons, Freemasons and Aliens On this segment, Bro:. Robert Johnson shares a very interesting Conspiracy Theory that is being shared on the internet, regarding an alleged connection between religious leaders, The Freemasons, The Illuminati and even aliens. Don't miss this insightful contribution to the podcast, by our Brother and Producer of Whence Came You Podcast. You can listen to other Masonic Conspiracies (debunked) and valuable Masonic Discussions at WCYPodcast.com Veiled In Allegory Why is this morality veiled in allegory? If we think of the great teachers that have made a difference in history, many of them expressed themselves through the effective teaching tool of allegory. One of the most efficient ways in which people can acquire knowledge is by learning new things while comparing them to already known ones. When we learn to speak, we learn a few first words and continue increasing our vocabulary by adding more words and learning how those words relate to the ones previously learned. Similarly, when learning the science of arithmetic, we begin with basic concepts and rules, which increase in complexity, but always retain some similarities to those initial concepts we first learned. Therefore, when we think of the great lessons taught by the great teachers of history and the way in which they were able to express complex concepts by comparing and contrasting them with already familiar ones, we can observe how this technique cements new ideas permanently into our mind. This veil of allegory is not merely put into place to conceal information from others outside our Order, but more importantly to aid in the recollection of these lessons, because they are intrinsically connected to other lessons and life experiences we already posses. We all know how marvelous the human brain is in its efficiency and complexity, but very few people really know that one of the quali...

This Rob-and-Darren-free episode will be remembered for two things: The gang finding out what nugget porn is and the gang reading Rob's old Livejournal entries. That's right, we invaded that fuck's privacy because he's in Texas and we're not. It was hilarious, download that shit and thank us later. Also, do you like squirters? Here's what was playing on tonight's show: SUIDAKRA – The Isle of Skype PRIMORDIAL – The Gathering Wilderness AKERCOCKE– Chapel of Ghouls DARK TRANQUILLITY – Iridium IMPALED NAZARENE– I am the Killer of Trolls DECAPITATED – Mother War *DISCLAIMER: The first 30 minutes of this episode sound like we were recording from inside of a blender cup because we did not hit  record at the start. We have salvaged that audio from the shitty blog talk stream. Starting with the first music break the audio is back to normal. Don't fear, all the Rob Livejournal audio is nice and clear.