Episode 75

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Chris's Crazy House, and Master Godai aka Black Brian

Much thanks the Marc the maestro of many an episode.

Also, lets not forget Dj Skubbie Snaxx

Ghetto.

Muscle Thug Love.

The Louder the better.

What it do:

No Homo


How much is $10 REALLY worth.

What’s love got to do with it?

Who knew that you could weaponize liking men.

Taboo revisted


And now the show (You demanded an old school 2 hr slobber knocker, well here it is):

Watch as we do the unthinkable and rip time and space apart recording our 50th and 75th episode simultaneously. Behold the creation of this the 750 episode. Angels will weep, and worlds shall die as we break the spacetime continuum, all just to talk about old toys like Slaughter Steelgrave, Nobots, Blockbuster stores and spoiling Machete. Unfortunately Steve isn’t around in an official capacity for this momentous occasion, but he’s here in spirit, miss you man, nohomo.

Prepare to be Earblasted.

75 and never looked better
Episode 750.

Rejected

These are just some of the (imaginary)creative directions games could have taken...seriously.


Donkey Punch by ~paperlab on deviantART


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Rejected 01 by ~paperlab on deviantART

Lars and the Real Girl

All right, this is a movie about a young man who orders a life-size sex doll online, and believes that it’s a real, flesh-and-blood woman. That could be the set-up for either a serial-killer movie or a bad Adam Sandler comedy. But instead, the filmmakers took the cute-yet-dramatic route, giving us a story that is predictable, yet still works better than one would think.

The trouble with Lars, the guy with his name in the title, is that he’s painfully shy and has difficulty interacting with the small town community around him, including Lars’s brother and pregnant sister-in-law. It’s enough to make people concerned, but no one is truly alarmed until Lars’s sex-doll Bianca arrives, and Lars shows her around. That’s when it’s apparent that maybe, just maybe, there might be something a little more wrong with Lars than being introverted.

Lars and Bianca are quickly taken to a family doctor/psychologist who starts seeing Lars regularly, under the pretext of giving Bianca treatments for low blood pressure. One would think that the good doctor would load Lars up with enough medication to make a cow hallucinate, but instead she advises the brother and sister-in-law to play along with Lars’ delusion.



And since the local community cares about Lars so much, they decide to go along with it as well and treat Bianca the same way they’d treat an actual human being. They get into the act so much that Bianca is soon working at volunteer programs, getting makeovers with the girls, and working part-time as a model at a local clothing store. Clearly, this is a small-town from the same era as Leave It To Beaver, and has never had to deal with life during the Bush administration.

The plot also involves a co-worker of Lars who has a thing for him, and is apparently one of the rare breed of women who likes shy guys who don’t talk much and keep to themselves. Of course, Lars starts dating her by the end of the movie, because that’s just how these things go.

But sometimes there’s nothing wrong with an ending that’s so predictable. The journey to get there still works, and Lars and The Real Girl is honestly a fun movie that’s worth taking a look at.



- Nate

Episode 73

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If you like art, of a different kind check out some Paperlab stuff and
Chris's Crazy House

Much thanks the Marc the maestro of many an episode.

Ghetto.

Muscle Thug Love.

The Louder the better.

What it do:

Chicken Boom


Sonic Boom lickin' good

Mommmmaaaaaaaaaaaaa.

The family that stays together.

And now the show:
I ask you to picture a lone black man dancing along as he devours some succulent fried chicken legs and reveling in their glory. Now while you picture this most wonderful of images, remind yourself of the warrior tunes erupting from your Speakers as you fight for survival in Guile’s stage in Street fighter. Actually you may just be better off watching the you tube video. You what, I have a better idea, how about you just listen to this episode, we have a guest name RJ Palmer. The poor guy is subjected to the ranting and ravings of Steve, Chris, Tamika, and a late appearance of Kelvin, oh and let’s not forget me, Mervyn Pumper.

The Sweetest Taboo
Episode 73.

STRIPPER WITH AN ART DEGREE

My first Sketch Blog. Check it.