3301: Dogs in the Street w/ Myka Fox

[Keith]

Myka’s … sobriety?; COVID-19 misbehaving; MLB may shut down 2020 season; Dr. Fauci recommends goggles; human vaccination trial begins; Trump rally attendee Herman Cain died from the coronavirus; first COVID-19 dog died; Turning Point USA co-founder mocks masks and then dies of coronavirus; RNC celebrity speakers; Joe Biden staying silent; the joy of voting and life lessons from Fred Durst; Chemda’s celibacy revisited; Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and playing dumb as a jury member

Guest:
Myka Fox



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[Christ Why]

Chemda's story about the guy in the neighborhood who kept clapping every night long after everyone stopped reminded me of the guy in my neighborhood. In Denver it wasn't health care workers but it was an 8 pm "howl at the moon" which eventually just turned into a smorgasbord of clapping and howling and screaming. Then this guy started playing his trumpet every night at 8 pm. At first it was pretty cool and fun... Until it turned into him playing the Gary Glitter song and Baby Shark every night. It continued on through the George Floyd protests and it went from annoying to cringey... He finally stopped like 3 weeks ago.

[Apia resurrected]

Myka sounded pretty happy and relaxed on this episode and she even likes her boyfriend?

[myka]

Originally Posted by Apia resurrected

Myka sounded pretty happy and relaxed on this episode and she even likes her boyfriend?

Damn. this is the end for me.

Thanks for having me on guys, we had a good run.

[Scorpion]

Every time I see this guest's name in my head I hear my-Ka FOX!
I don't know even if I could say it different.

It should also be said for clarity I get very excited, I love me some my-Ka FOX!

[ThePinkSuperhero]

my-Ka FOX, we all get a little jolt when we see you as the guest, and we still love you even when you are happy and in love like a little bitch.

[Apia resurrected]

Masks help a lot, that’s for sure.
Wear them especially inside when you are with people you don’t live with.
In every case they make it way less likely to infect someone and get infected.
I see them as our civil duty now.
So many people who claim to love America so much and that they would die for their country seem overwhelmed with some cloth in front of their face.
What did they think dying for the country would feel like? More comfortable than the mask?

[Scorpion]

Originally Posted by ThePinkSuperhero

my-Ka FOX, we all get a little jolt when we see you as the guest, and we still love you even when you are happy and in love like a little bitch.

To be clear I spelled Myka’s name like that for phonetic reasons. I don’t want to imply or encourage any up and down name spelling for Myka Fox.

[bagelwagel]

All I got to say to anti-maskers claiming the virus is too small to be stopped by the fabric: then why do you put up curtains as light waves are much much much smaller than a virus?

[Apia resurrected]

Originally Posted by bagelwagel

All I got to say to anti-maskers claiming the virus is too small to be stopped by the fabric: then why do you put up curtains as light waves are much much much smaller than a virus?

They would say anything just to justify that they are selfish, lazy humans.