Hello D.A.W.G.Z. The Stoner Dads have joined the cast this week to hold down the fort in Shane's absence. And boy ... did they hold it down. Some old fashioned barbershop talk in this one. Matt got a high and tight haircut, but he's still likes to have fun back don't worry. And Sid has natural waves. Enjoy. Support the D.A.W.G.Z. @ patreon.com/MSsecretpod Watch Shane's Special @ youtube.com/watch?v=zKUpf1Vx0vs Support Two Jacked Bros @ patreon.com/TwoJackedBros Support Dad Meat patreon.com/dadmeatpodcast
The speaker talks about how cops always seem to be around when he needs a haircut. He also discusses how he hates when his hair gets in his eyes and how he chops it off himself.
In this conversation, the hosts discuss the art of posting shirtless pictures on Instagram, and how it can be paranoia inducing when done too frequently. They also share opinions on how guys take such pictures and the possible significance of their poses.
The podcast discusses the relationship between sex and giggling, including the tendency for flatulence during sex and the appeal of shifting from laughing to dominant language.
The conversation revolves around awkward confessions of sexual fantasies, struggles with sexual compatibility with partners, and how societal pressure impacts sexual liberation.
The hosts discuss whether it is ethical to amass wealth in order to trade it for sexual favors. They debate the different cultural and gender implications of the issue.
In this podcast, the speaker discusses the horror of imagining their daughter with a neck tattoo and getting involved with bad business dudes, and the dilemma of choosing between a man with a neck tattoo and a pussy with a neck tattoo with disrespectful comebacks.
The speaker talks about how she wants her hair to reflect her sexual desires, and made it clear to her hairdresser that she wants to look like she needs to come really badly.
The hosts discuss why do rags never became a trend, and how wearing one can make you a target for the town's people. They also ponder the authenticity of men who brush their hair forward with a wire brush and shorter guys who try to attack taller guys.
The speakers discuss disrespectful staring and confrontational men, particularly towards women, in public spaces. They also share their personal experiences with such instances.
The podcast hosts share their experiences with making eye contact with people of different races and discuss how race can affect these interactions.
The speaker recounts their sighting of an African-inspired t-shirt and compares it to popular designs from the past, while discussing it with a friend later on.
The podcast talks about a man who practiced not eating for two weeks and only ate one day a week. The speaker shared how this can affect one's brain function and relates it to growing up in an environment full of food.
The speaker discusses the double standards surrounding racial humor and how it's socially acceptable to make fun of white people but not black people.
The podcast hosts discuss the culture of negative comments on social media platforms and how people use them to feel superior to others. They also touch upon how people get sucked into endless comment threads and how online comments can become ways of escapism.
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Hippos are not only cartoon animals, they are actually one of the deadliest animals in the world, responsible for killing more humans than lions or crocodiles.
The podcast features an inexplicable conversation about animal reproduction involving horses, donkeys, and mules.
The To The Jack Bros hosts talk about eunuchs in ancient China and their fascination with a video about it, as well as their recent podcast guest and upcoming live show.