Yo0o00o00ooo. What we do in life echoes in eternity. After long weekend in H-Town the D.A.W.G.Z. have returned home for some good, old-fashioned casting. Topix include fat Nuns, gladiator, the weekend's rumpus, and more. Enjoy. Support the D.A.W.G.Z. @ patreon.com/MSsecretpod
The speakers discuss their experience attending Skankfest, including crowd surfing and carrying on.
The speaker accuses his conversation partner of preparing a personal attack. The partner denies it and they continue in a lighthearted tone.
The speaker has a hard time imagining old people being nice and thinks that some old nuns look like Harley Davidson skeletons.
The conversation jumps from discussing how long one might last if they forgot the world to talking about someone's talent for geometry to speculating about the financial practices of priests.
The host shares his experiences of walking past intimidating people and avoiding eye contact with them.
The host and guests discuss the practice of blood letting and how it was believed to be a cure for various medical conditions in the past. They also talk about Benjamin Franklin's death and how he may have been a victim of the practice.
The transcript is a mixture of topics ranging from leeches, ashwagandha, personal stress, and jokes. There is also a mention of being a manager at a movie theater.
A person is reflecting on their experience of finding everything amusing while in the comfort of their hotel room.
A comedian talks about a NSFW experience involving his friend's bush and yelling "tits" in a comedy club.
In regions such as the Germanic region and Africa, bear skulls were perceived as powerful objects. In Africa, panther skulls with bones in their eyes held significance as well.
The speaker shares his experience of witnessing mosh-pits at a Linkin Park concert. He further explains how events and authorities deal with such situations without creating chaos.
The speaker reflects on his flight home from Skankfest, commenting on a person's unusual outfit and questioning how people enjoy mosh pits.
Two individuals discuss CNN and going through airport security while under the influence of drugs, with one individual joking about having to go through it on "four G's."
The speaker watched Dan Crenshaw's argument and comments and reminisced about how he loves when people have conversations with each other without interrupting. They discussed the importance of having a productive conversation to avoid looking like an idiot.
An unknown podcaster discusses the sudden interest in MSNBC's ratings and the potential for celebrity status among comedians who appear on the network's programming.
The host expresses surprise at a six-year-old's ripped physique and wonders how the child achieved it, while acknowledging his lack of knowledge on the topic.
No summary available due to unintelligible speech.
A man claimed that it is highly probable to catch HIV/AIDs just by living in a house with someone who is positive for it, which is a false statement.
The podcast discusses how Bill Clinton got out of his previous rape case by arguing over the meaning of the word "is". There is also a conversation about the development of AIDS vaccines and their ads.
Two people discuss a political figure and the portrayal of her in a TV show while highlighting some humorous events.
During a political campaign, Trump openly made fun of Rand Paul's appearance, stating that he could make fun of his looks all night. However, Paul did not react well, causing an awkward moment.
The host jokes about a court case where someone was allegedly wearing a "DTF" pin and wonders if it actually happened.
The hosts share some updates on their upcoming live podcast shows, including one at Helium in Philadelphia during the week of Christmas.
Comedian promoting his upcoming show on January 6th, 7th, and 8th at Caroline's on Broadway.
The hosts discuss the idea of a live roast at their holiday party between two guests, Guard Dog and Lamarp.