by Dongtini — Episode 13
October 13, 2011 in Podcast by dongtini
This week, the validity of the word douchebag is discussed along with other words that upset Stephanie. Simone delights in meeting Dongtini fans and the two new segments which are introduced, one of which involves Taco Bell!
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Listener poll! Is the word “panties” gross?
‘Who is a douchebag’s douchebag?’ – A blog by Simone
If you see this man, for the love of god, give him hot sauce.
Placenta hair care products. Buy it now at WalMart!
The tasteless placenta shampoo artwork reminds Simone of this:
The 80’s. A time when Michael Jackson wasn’t the scariest person in a picture.
In dire need of ‘LOS’.
Thank-you, Jesus.
Closing song: Tennis Pro—”Clothing Optional Christian Barbecue”
I just watched the Farting Preacher cliphere at my desk with my hands over my mouth and LOSing and kicking things. 1:20! and 1:27! 2:26! 2:46! 2:54! DYING!
Thank you again ladies for another enjoyable episode.
I've never come across douchebag in anything except an American context and I had to Google it to find out what Stephy was on about. It's not in general use here in the UK but it's onomatopoeic so it could catch on.
There are only 2 Taco Bells in the UK, both in Essex, so I know little about them but why didn't you merge this story with the placenta one – there must be a link in there somewhere.
Being as old as I am I remember the Beatles hitting the top – although I favoured a local band called The Rolling Stones. Not only were the Beatles brilliant but they were the peak of a time when all youth thought we could produce a better world. Sdaly we haven't.
Hugh
I bought 2 pairs of tights from Zara last week…I was a little put off from buying them in the first place because they call them "PANTIES" on the website:
http://www.zara.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product/us/en/zara-us-W2011/122003/503027/BASIC%2BPANTIES
I went back today to look at the ones I got and it looks like they're going through the entire website and changing every reference from "PANTIES" to "STOCKINGS" which I appreciate (but you can still see "panties" in the URL):
http://www.zara.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product/us/en/zara-us-W2011/122003/484014/FANTASY%2BPANTIES
So technically the above URL used to read "FANTASY PANTIES" across the top of the screen and that is just horrible.
Jona, I must say I'm a little disappointed that the combination of "fantasy" and "panties" didn't rattle you enough not to buy those in the first place.