by Dongtini — Episode 128
June 2, 2015 in Podcast by dongtini
On this episode: The fall of the Duggars makes for 21 dongs and counting, the word “squirt” is gross but pretentious chocolate is delicious, and Stephy commiserates with Simone about memory hoarding. Also: a cat named Sirloin Beeftips, who uses the default tone?!, a listener call about the Squit app, Taco Bell News™, letters of complaint to makers of pretentious chocolate, using Shazam for songs that you hate, and a very rambunctious Dong In The News™. **SPECIAL NOTE: Stephy says that Jordan Root from The Village Church actually committed abuse against children, but upon investigation, at this writing he has only admitted to viewing material featuring children and fantasizing to thoughts of children under his care.**
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Dongtini – Episode 128
Vosges: the most pretentious chocolate you’ll ever love.
According to Shazam’s files, Simone loves Daughtry and Stephy loves Amy Grant. (Only one of these is true.)
He’s looking at you, Simone. He says “I like what I see.”Closing song: Faith No More — “Sol Invictus”
Excellent episode as always, S&S. As of time of writing (which is about 3am Wednesday, Pacific time) the episode isn’t showing up on Itunes or my pocketcast app, so I snagged it from the Feral website.
Simone, you got me again, I snorked (laughed + snorted) on my bus journey to work – your music selection under the Duggar story proves your evil genius credentials. The Duggars are pretty much unknown over here, but since wherever Stephy points, I read, I was pretty clued up about them, so I experienced the dark joy of seeing that whole family, especially the father, dragged through the mud. On reflection though, I’m not sure that dark joy says anything good about me.
Mark
Being crazy is like being cool – if you have to tell people, you probably aren’t.
What bothers me the most about the hacky gender stereotype jokes isn’t just that they’re lame but that they may end up as self fulfilling prophecies. We are social animals, we conform. So when you (implicitly or explicitly) keep telling people “guys act like this and women act like that” then that is probably how they will end up acting and then everyone acts as if that’s the natural way of things and has always been.