How is this any different than sending them in a bus, or any other public transportation? Other than having a driver, obviously.

Are you going to start with an atonal moan or "What's Net my Flixing?" or "What's Flixing my Nets?"

This is a very strange development in podcasting, but I'm excited to see what this brings.

As long as nothing about the podcast changes. Or only changes in ways that I, specifically, like. j/k

Looking forward to watching it on Netflix. I know it's going to be great.

If there's one thing we know about Republicans, is they hate the Affordable Care Act. They don't have any of their own ideas for healthcare, but we know they hate it. Can't say the same for Dems and ICE.

Yeah her opinion isn't bad or, hopefully, controversial, but wow...

He is unable to imagine a head-of-state not being a dictator. He thinks everyone is a dictator, because that's what he is.

Or is it saying that the typical Gadsden Flag fliers are also Thin Blue Line fucks and this is how it's really done you fucking hypocrites??

Ok I think I'm done now

Maybe I'm thinking about it too much but is this showing the Loon as the State and is treading all over that fucking snake? Or is it showing the State that the Loon can fuck up the snake so it can also fuck up the State if it tries to step on it?

I dunno. I'm tired.

They aren't pants. They're stockings.

How else can they keep their feet warm? It's not like there are specific products made for this exact scenario.

Mina! Mina! Listen to me! Listen to meeeeeeee!

They cancelled it already?

I mean if I have a choice between 29.9% and 10% I don't really care what it's called. That's like those people who needed a phone and refused a free one because they were called "Obama Phones."

Holy smokes, did you actually make these on an etch a sketch? They are really really good!

Oh yeah that works so well!!

The famous 4-word phrase at the beginning of every game. "That's a good sandwich."

I get that you can't know intent, so you have to cover your bases on stuff like that, but when it's verifiable facts, just say what happened. "The Minnesota Timberwolves appeared to lose the game when the opponent appeared to shoot the ball through the hoop. He appeared to be behind the 3-point line

I always get confused when the press uses "appears" in these cases... They left the scene. You watched it happen. Are you saying they appear to be federal agents? Because whoever is in that car is leaving the scene. When it's snowing you don't say it "appears" to be snowing.