Is it possible to debate your way into love? Can you start with a machete and end with peace? Is gravy truly the lubrication of society?
Machete Clan attempts to answer these questions during their thoughtful anthem On the Rark. We join in by watching it on loop.
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Aaron Littleton hosts this week and cruises the Great Lakes. John Hurst co-hosts and creates new pastas.
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Chew the Whopper. Know which each bite there is endless suffering. Swallow the Whopper. A soul is destroyed. This is the triple Whopper. You are a part of this.
This commercial was watched. Please let it enter you.
John Hurst hosts and rings the bell. Aaron Littleton co-hosts and builds the room.
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Welcome to Chicago, Balki! Here we’ve got Cubs games, subways and a 3/4 size Statue of Liberty beyond the Northwest Passage? Perfect Strangers was a quintessential 80s sitcom featuring fish-out-of-water Myposian Balki Bartokomous and his put upon cousin, Larry. Something. Larry Something. Who cares.
This week we watched its opening theme song on loop for probably far too long.
Aaron Littleton hosts and gets into Real Media. John Hurst co-hosts and is not canon in Dragon Ball Z.
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Living under the long shadow of the Sunsphere, we pay homage daily to its glittering façade. Those who do not risk incurring the wroth of the Firemen, those most in thrall to its shining, fiery ways. Long, long is the arm of the 1982 World’s Fair and we may find freedom only in the cracks and shadows. Should you escape and see my darling Quiznos on your travels, bid them well.
I guess we, uh, we watched a commercial for the 1982 World’s Fair this week.
John Hurst hosts and welcomes you to this establishment. Aaron Littleton co-hosts and detests robots.
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Far before the terrible alcohol-focused decision making of 2012, the good people at the Gillette corporation launched into the world a commercial. For a women’s razor. That got an unloved Bananarama song some radio airplay. Actually, the commercial may have used a previous version of the song. No, not that version, the other one. The lineage is in question.
Despite our hairy legs, we watched the original Gillette Venus Razor commercial this week.
Aaron Littleton hosts and needs sleep. John Hurst co-hosts and learns about soap.
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