Podcasts about poe's law

Clip from my interview with @beenbettercomic We discuss what it means to be edgy & challenge social expectations, referencing the podcast Cum Town, the film Tropic Thunder and Poe's Law #cumtown #tropicthunder #politicalcorrectness #poeslaw --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Divine Intervention by Slayer.  Cameron absorbingly noshes a part of you, Nathan starts a band called Bashful Little Rodent, and Slayer isn't about to yuck any cannibalistic yums. Click here to join our Discord! Learnin' Links: Khmer Rouge Killing Fields "Superpredators" comments made by Hillary Clinton in the 90s Poe's Law Progressive and reactive politics Related: The GOP's Southern Strategy Dittohead, the term The Star Wars character "Elan Sleazebaggano" The Fucktape Letters The super racist episode of Star Trek: TNG Zac Efron in, Sexy Ted Bundy: the Movie Charon ("Charon Doesn't Make Change") Listen along to Divine Intervention here! You can support us in several ways: Kick us a few bux on Patreon! By becoming a supporting member, you'll gain access to special bonus episodes, including a weekly mini-show, What's in the Box Weekly! Buy T-shirts, sweatshirts, and more at our merch page!

This week's Internet was overwrought with stories of Putin and Trump's bizarre meeting of the minds in Helsinki, most notably Don's amazing response to the question of whether or not Russia intervened in the election. BUT, was all of this tomfoolery one big slight of hand distraction from the truth, that the home of the meeting "Helsinki, Finland" ISN'T ACTUALLY A REAL PLACE? Wake up sheeple, the Japanese-Russian fishing trade is sweeping the truth right under your normie-noses, and we're here to break this story right open. This week, we continue our discussion of the r/FinlandConspiracy, Poe's Law, and the weird world of Internet jokes that become internet realities. Plus, James Gunn is a bad comedian, and Giraffes are big. This episode brought to you by Nokia canned tuna.

HIGH HORSE RADIO *200th Episode Spectacular!!!!!  (Warning Explicit!!! Warning Explicit!!! Warning Explicit!!!) The title of this episode is a play on the typical chant at an Antifa protest rally, of course High Horse Radio, like most of the people protested against, are none of these things. We're cuddly koalas, who laugh together, take baths togethers, stroke shafts together, do art and craft together in a bubble, causing trouble, creating rubble seeing double cos we're higher than the Hubble.  Basically it's "Poe's Law". Sarcasm is often mistaken for endorsement. The episode title is just a sarcastic play on words illustrating the silliness of the current political climate. In truth, we are horny for different races, love the female variety and are SUPER bi and gay as could be... So don't take it to seriously at all, we are just here for a laugh and to remind everyone that's it's OK to joke a little. LOVE TO ALL HUMANKIND IS WHAT WE ARE SAYING!!!. Now enjoy this celebration, this milestone in media, this raw dose of politically incorrect dialogue. It's definitely one for the ages..... Download and subscribe @ highhorseroundtable.libsyn.com + iTunes for FREE!!! we'd appreciate the less than 20 seconds needed to do so!!. @highhorseradio, @frednations, @jdotgater, @andyestablish, @phoenixppardoshe, @linQhighhorse

Does anybody read these? This week Jesse and Kevin talk about magicians, movies, podcasts, animation, movies about other movies, movie posters, video art, centering your shots, real fake shots, going to space, new social networks, toots, open source software. (Recorded on April 17, 2017.) Links Apollo Robbins is a famous pick- pocket, but Kevin doesn't think he's very good. Neuro-linguistic programming is a pseudo-science used by the seduction community. Poe's Law explains why some people can't tell The Onion is satire. Kevin explains the plot of Death Proof. John Wick: Chapter 2 is no John Wick. People sure did get excited about the S-Town podcast. The Thief and the Cobbler has had a famously long production history. Room 237 is a documentary about The Shining's conspiracy theories. This poster for 2001: A Space Odyssey does a bad job selling the movie. Mark Lewis's Galveston exhibit at the Austin Contemporary made Jesse very frustrated. Our buddy Neil runs Film School Rejects and now One Perfect Shot. The long take from Panic Room is a little too perfect. Kendrick Lamar's video for Humble is filled with amazing techniques. Birdman was not the first film to be presented as one long take. Chris Pratt basically plays a red-piller in Passengers. Mastodon (no not that kind) is a cool new social network protocol that is (mostly) free of Nazis. Check out Sarah Jeong's Motherboard article about it. App.net was a failed Twitter replacement. According to a study, people rate women's coding higher when they don't know that they're women.

Emoji have become such an everyday part of my life that I can't remember my iPhone keyboard without the adorable icons. The tiny cartoon characters have been my go-to solution for Poe's Law, a way for me to express that my text messages should be read with the sobriety of a smiley face farting a stack of flying money. As is a recurring theme on What's Tech, I know little about the emoji despite relying on them. Are emoji the descendants of the ASCII art of the 1990s, or do they stem from the emoticons of AOL Instant Messenger? I invited The Verge Senior Editor Ross Miller to explain the origin of emoji, how they became so ubiquitous, and what I must do to create an emoji of my own. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices