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Wait, he put it in with the evidence? I don't get how no one noticed a dog wandering around "out back." |
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Keith kind of touched on this story in the show but it's SO MUCH more fucked up than the story he read would indicate.
Sex offender reputedly fooled 2 by posing as 12-year-old boy Completely bizarre. I had to share.... (First time posting on the forums and it's a twisted triple-pedo story...) |
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there's a link to the video on this bbc page http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/c...re/6256349.stm |
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This was such a fuggin sweet hi-larious show, one of those ones to make a note of as a show to introduce new listeners with.
The stuff about Chemda fucking with people on the "What do you do for a living?" was great. One trick is to come up with a weird but believable job that'll shut down that line real quick. No one will be impressed if you say astronaut or Formula One driver, but if you say your job is to manually masturbate bulls or check gas levels in the sewers they'll be pretty keen to change the subject. Hopefully. Another way is to try and cut someone off at the pass for the "What do you do for a living?" Fuck talking about work when you're not at work, most people you talk to aren't helicopter pilots, cops or scientists and I don't want to hear about your sales targets, law cases or programming solutions. Try and get in a "What do you do for fun?" before the "What do you do for a living?" and hope they actually have a life outside work. Of course, in a way this is more risky because if they don't have a life outside work then it's just depressing, but what the hell, live on the edge for once.
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I had a friend who performed in Tony and Tina's wedding in Chicago. They didn't get paid very well at all and it was supposedly a horrible job.
Also, an audience member died of a heart attack during one of the shows and everyone had to stay in character. Everyone circled around and the "priest" led a prayer even though he was just an actor. After the body was taken away they had to continue the show for he people who chose to stay. Very weird. Arnie |
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