Friday, April 25, 2014

Episode Two Hundred Ninety Seven: "Complete king bed set-- mattress, box, frame-- 297."

This week, Chris is back from the dead and we talk Captain America: The Winter Soldier, pnumonia, good and bad bosses, bicyclists, scooters on the highway and a lot of other "catch-up" topics from the last two weeks. Plus, we have some great feedback.

Music this week is from:
The Art of War and Marvin Gaye.

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Sunday, April 20, 2014

Episode Two Hundred Ninety Six: "Back into the past for reasons we will explain next week."

Recording was impossible this week, but in anticipation of our 300th episode in a few weeks, here is a re-release of episode 100. It should be a weird blast from the past. I decided to not even listen to it before I put it up, I didn't want to have second thoughts. Chris is probably a lot angrier and Frank is most likely a lot more tired than they are now. Hope you enjoy!

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Friday, April 11, 2014

Episode Two Hundred Ninety Five: "It's pulling further ahead. 295. Left full rudder."

This episode we talk about how supply doesn't meet demand in regard to toys and how crazy parents can get, also, how to make kids smarter - (really no-brainer stuff.) And a few other things.


Music this week is from:
The Art of War
The Ghastly Ones

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Friday, April 4, 2014

Episode Two Hundred Ninety Four: "Warp three, heading 294, mark 37, sir."

This week, we discuss series finales, and why they don't matter in sit-coms as much as dramas. We also talk about questions for men (that actually answer one question 26 times.) Frank call out the automatic designation of "hero" when people who have hazardous professions die on the job.

Music this week is from:
The Art of War and The Rolling Stones

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