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Badger Gassing Program: Interstellar Review & Majora's Mask 3D · Multiple Nerdgasm

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  [Music] welcome to multiple
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  nerdgasm your destination for all things
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  nerdy well gentlemen well done on last week's uh
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  two-hander thanks so to speak yeah I think it went well did go well yes it
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  was odd to do one without well I was going to say without everybody there but
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  it's not that odd unfortunately these days do one without at least three
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  people well we've never done one with less than three before no that's true
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  we've never done less than a three Sim just two sims One S bit a man on man
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  we've haven't done that before well we haven't recorded that
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  before oh yeah that's true I don't even know what to
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  say that's all for this week speaking of three Sims can I can I
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  start this podcast off with uh with one of my favorite news headlines that I saw
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  this week I say one of it's it it's been a great week for news I was going to say
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  you put some good stuff in but let me let me read this one man goes to Mexico
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  to kill himself spends week doing coke and banging [ __ ] decides to keep
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  living and um just to give you the idea of this um this man was horribly
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  depressed and decided to um go down to
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  Mexico to kill himself um here's his his quote went to Mexico to buy barbituates
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  for a Humane and peaceful death decided that if I was going to die anyway I
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  might as well [ __ ] a prostitute before it was all over after that a cab driver
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  offered me some cocaine one thing led to another and I got a room above a hall
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  house equipped with a heart-shaped bed a stripper pole and a hot tub spent a week
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  full of snorting coke off of tits popping pain meds drinking tequila
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  eating handfuls of Viagra to keep off the whiskey Coke dick and had three girl
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  girl boy threesoms somewhere in the midst of my Coke fueled ory I decided
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  life wasn't so bad after all and so Dave's gonna be back next
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  week yeah that's right I'm joking it wasn't Dave oh
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  doesn't say so I don't know there's no Dave on there and this wouldn't be
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  Dave's first trip to Mexico that's looking that's prettyy
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  good value it's a $2,000 trip yeah if we've learned nothing else from this I
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  mean that's not flights because I mean you know I mean it is flights but he
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  lived in Austin Texas so it's not like he had to fly from Sydney right so you'd
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  have to add about a grand and a half onto that because I was gonna say I
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  spent more than $2,000 both times I went to America and I didn't I didn't well I
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  don't want to know that what happens in amer Amer well you do know that nothing
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  like that happened you vouch for that and we couldn't afford anything like
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  that God no that is crazy what's up you can't believe we couldn't afford
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  it I can see you seeking get down there I'm going to kill myself might as
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  well yeah why not might as well go absolutely [ __ ] nuts while I'm here
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  okay he he does have that he went back std3 so he was safe about it that's
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  good yeah I like how you mentioned that too because that's one of the things
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  that that everyone's like tractors would have said was yeah yeah oh yeah I bet
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  you caught something though didn't you no no he didn't no you know what I caught life I
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  [Laughter] caued off half a dozen Mexican
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  prostitutes what does he do now I wonder [ __ ] I don't think he
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  cares here we go to clarify a couple of big points this happened about six years
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  ago the drugs and sex didn't fix me they were like CPR for a man with a stopped
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  heart dangerous risky and unlikely to work but if you can keep the guy alive
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  long enough to get the defibrillator to him even if it means breaking some ribs
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  it's worth the risk did this really happen six years
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  ago and this got I've got four days ago on this article no no he he posted about
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  this on Reddit four days ago gotcha yeah but he said it happened
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  yeah four years ago someone's always there to take the wind out of my sales
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  and then he's got apparently he's going to provide further updates yeah right he
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  well it's been six years he's doing all right yeah yeah every year he goes down
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  to Mexico takes a couple of grand goes down has some sex with few prostitutes
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  some cocaine come you're right though Luke because I mean you do spend that on
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  a regular holiday anyway oh
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  easy like yeah he just didn't he's not
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  peppering his whole year with drugs and hookers you know he goes to work he does
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  a 9 to5 Monday to Friday but then once a year you know takes himself down to
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  Mexico and two grand isn't a lot to spend on orgies
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  and drugs you know it's all right it's not a bad
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  model you got to spin your money going to I'm just saying no I'm just I'm not
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  suggesting I'm just I'm just saying I've I've I've had worse holidays than
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  that I've had worse holidays that it cost
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  more yeah that's true and I did not get
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  laid yeah oh you invested your money
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  wrong yeah no no but good on him yeah
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  yeah good on him someone else who unfortunately won't be getting laid
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  anymore is Gordon Ramsey's [ __ ] porn double yeah now I have to stop I swear
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  we have spoke about this before I do think have we I think I think we
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  mentioned him before I don't know that I've heard this particular news report
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  before cuz I would remember this yes and I saw this in the news
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  recently but then again you never know on the internet that it is apparently
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  from September 15th 2011 all right well that's real [ __ ] old that's old even
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  by that's why I'm pretty sure that we actually spoke about this in probably
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  episode 20 this actual incident that's quite specific Luke yes I don't know the
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  exact episode but I swear we' spoken about it but let's go through it again
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  look you could be right but just for fun I noticed uh an article on the internet
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  this week um that just said uh Gordon rams's Warf
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  porn double found dead and of course I wanted to know more about that for so
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  many reasons mhm um it's it's slightly better than that too yeah um you you're
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  talking about the the fact that he was found in a badger Den yeah yeah so I had
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  to Google badges Den to make sure that it wasn't just some street slang that I
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  wasn't aware of but as far as I can tell it's that new show where you got to
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  pitch your business idea to a bunch of badges yeah as far as I can tell a
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  badger Den in this case is literally a [ __ ] hole that Badgers live in um and
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  not just some some kind of drug term or something um so a dwarf porn star who
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  was Gordon Ramsey's double has been found dead in the most bizarre of
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  circumstances Percy Foster and his uh 3 fo6 in body was discovered in a badger
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  Den in Wales the report says a 35-year-old was found quote deep in an
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  underground chamber by Ministry of Agriculture experts ahead of planning a
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  badger gasing program which sounds pretty hardcore anyway investigators
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  have not ruled out the possibility of suicide according to the report so there's
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  that now did you before you read this article go you know that there was a
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  Gordon Ram dwarf doppelganger doing porn I'll be honest it did ring a
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  bell but I have you maybe gone out and had a bit of a look well look up
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  apparently I mean according to this article um being a porn look alike is a
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  pretty lucrative business and being a dwarf porn look Alik is like really
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  [ __ ] sought after um in just before he was killed
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  dwarf uh Percy had said uh porn look like's getting more money than normal
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  actors dwarf look likes are as rare as hen teeth and command top dollar I've
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  already ordered a new BMW and a diamond
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  crusted Soda Stream they so
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  specific I I Googled the term badges Den
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  yeah go on and um Urban Dictionary comes out and I
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  coincidentally this um this this was posted on September 20th which is um
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  five days after this article went up bad just Den slang referring to the set of a
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  pornographic film featuring midgets and then the usage is when his partially
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  eaten body was discovered in a badges den oh god oh partially eaten that was
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  left out of my article the um second description says I'm badges Den a
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  place where badges live alternately a vaginal opening
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  Jesus and the usage I don't know whether this badges Den has been marauded by a
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  Hound recently but it's a very beautiful Mound isn't it
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  understand Matt do you want to take us through the uh exploding
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  rocket oh yeah so uh I mean this was
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  quite big news I guess um if you're interested in space um or explosions
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  which we all should be explosions yeah so the
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  um there was a rocket to deliver supplies to the ISS space station
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  amongst other things um because of NASA's budget cuts uh all that stuff is
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  kind of privatized now so private companies have been have been taking
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  over and um there's a company in um Virginia I believe they're launching it's pronounced
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  vagina oral science fairly certain or orbital science Corporation it probably
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  is um they went to launch a missile the other day a missile Jesus uh went
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  to gamer missile launch a rocket to deliver
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  amongst other things Goods to the ISS uh and about 6 seconds into the launch you
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  keep saying amongst other things like there's some kind of [ __ ] no I'm
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  alluding to the hidden hidden mission that they that you're just not talking
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  about no there is there is I'll tell you to the ISS and and other places it's got
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  some other stuff on it and I'll get to that all right it exploded about 6
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  seconds into the launch and you can watch if you watch the video we'll put
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  it in the show notes it's pretty spectacular like it is a big [ __ ]
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  explosion you just hear that that sigh once they say it explode you can just
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  hear it oh yeah the NASA feed is is is like depressing because they're like Y
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  and there it goes and there it go it's just silence and then someone
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  goes after about 10 seconds someone goes everyone stay at your
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  stations it's just like silence like that was that was
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  expensive so oh the other thing that was on the rocket
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  was the um the telescope the Space
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  Telescope that planetary Industries James
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  Cameron's um asteroid mining company kickstarted trying to get some
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  unobtanium yep so once again another Kickstarter fails to
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  deliver and what was the value of that little piece of H millions of dollars I
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  believe actually I did have a look at it wasn't the actual telescope that is true
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  it wasn't the the final it was a it was like a test um build I guess something
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  we need to stop going into so much detail because our stories are so much
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  more interesting before we [ __ ] attack each other's stories I know like
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  cut that bit cut the bit where we say that that [ __ ] has been dead for four
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  years midet died rocket exploded yeah
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  coincidence yes so big [ __ ] explosion uh millions
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  of dollars worth of of property damage um watch the video it's it's pretty
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  impressive well there's a lot of videos because I mean a lot of people filming
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  this this was quite a big deal and uh I think there's blog set up where you can
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  watch it from pretty much every angle including from above with the camera on
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  the ISS which is pretty awesome yeah seen that one I need to see that one
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  yeah someone filmed it from a plane yeah like yeah it's pretty pretty
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  impressive the um amount of coverage on this explosion think it might be the the most
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  filmed
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  explosion live I'm back I'm alive sorry still fighting P pox it was
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  touch and go there for a minute I know which is always my
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  motto tou and move towards the exit yeah look speaking of space and I'm not
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  going to go into this before we determine if everyone's on the same page
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  here or not but I know that Matt and I went to see Interstellar during the week
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  Luke did you get a chance to have a look at this movie and I say that like it
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  wasn't out like literally like four days ago yeah no I haven't had a chance yet
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  all right then maybe we shouldn't go into uh a revie go into it I have no
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  problem with spoilers about anything well I mean we can do a review
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  without spoilers oh yeah absolutely yeah yeah I mean you know if you don't want
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  to hear what we have to say about it I shut the podcast off now I guess but
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  we're not going to spoil that skip ahead skip ahead skip ahead a bit Yeah well
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  well what did you think
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  Dan oh man I I hate to say this but I wanted it to be
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  better I really did and there was so much to like in it there was so much to
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  like and conceptually it was great but they spent so much time trying to
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  explain the science of it that I think a lot of the storytelling elements
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  suffered and and what came out was kind of a
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  mess it was very I felt very slow like I
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  expected he usually does a good job of blending this kind of cerebral you know
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  like science fictiony yeah thing with with a bit of
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  action and stuff as well yeah yeah and this I mean it had action but it wasn't
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  very thrilling action action wasn't where you wanted it to be either like
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  the action was kind of in segments where you didn't really care it was kind of
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  just jammed in there and they gloss over what I would consider really important
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  plot points and at more than one point during the movie I heard people and and
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  and even myself and people saying to me wait why is he doing that or why is he
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  going there or why is this happening like it was quite confusing because big
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  plot points were glossed over quite quickly and then they go to a scene
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  where people are just sitting and talking about tech for what seemed like
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  minutes at a time and it was like this you choose to go into detail about yeah
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  but not the actual ads that I've seen it's a movie about some guy goes into
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  space to save us all and lands on a planet that happens yeah yeah yep yeah
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  there's a lot more to it than that oh okay a lot more to it unfortunately
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  there's too much more to it and I I think a lot happens in this film yeah
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  too much happens like I'll be honest like in a film and even a 3-hour film
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  like this was a long [ __ ] film but like it felt like this was a 10 episode
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  series on HBO that somebody edited just the good parts down to 3 hours and I'm
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  watching a highlights real and now I feel like I want to watch the series and
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  get all the other bits the details that I miss you know if you're going to make a movie
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  you got to just have one clear story and this was not that yeah I I I really
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  liked it I did really like it one of the things I didn't like about it was I felt
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  that for all the attempts they made to to explain the science they still fudged
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  it like when it when it needed to be fudged for the story you know what I
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  mean there certain certain things happened in the film and I was like I
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  don't think that's possible yeah you know um I'm happy to be proven wrong if
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  if any of our listeners um have some other knowledge of these things but I'm
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  sure if you watch the film you you'll probably be able to figure out what it
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  is I'm talking about um and maybe we can go into more detail at another time but
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  yeah there's a there's an aspect of the film that I'm like yeah I'm not buying
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  that like as science yeah well I think I know what you mean so so the question I have to
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  ask does anyone get their tits cut off no how's Matthew mcc's
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  performance yeah he was great yeah I don't think he's a bad actor I think he
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  always does a good job that's the one thing I've been
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  hearing about this he was actually very good in this movie and it was good for
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  him to step away from his romantic comedies yeah yeah but here's the thing
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  I don't watch I've never seen his romantic comedy so I don't know him from
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  that anyway the first thing I saw him in was um that time to Kill movie where
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  he's like a southern lawyer and uh Sam Jackson is shooting people with a
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  machine gun like so i' I've always known M mcon as a dramatic actor I just avoid
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  his his shitty romcoms yeah I I don't think I've seen
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  any of either but there's just so much that I don't understand about this movie
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  and I I don't mean the science I mean the plot like I mean
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  the there's things that like oh and this happened by the way and then we're going
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  to spend heaps of time on this one little bit and then gloss over and
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  people are being born and dying with like very little explanation and then
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  we're just expected to know the difference between characters and
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  character motivations come out of [ __ ] nowhere you go wait sorry why
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  does this person suddenly want to do this this was not mentioned at all yeah
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  there was a few things that I didn't even I afterwards when we all talked
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  yeah I I had then resolved a few things that I was like what the [ __ ] was that
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  about and then we kind of talked it through and went oh that's what it is
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  yeah realistically we had to put four people's points of view together to
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  really get a full picture of this shouldn't have to do that absolutely I
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  completely agree no no it is a bad thing I think It suffers a bit from well I
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  worry that It suffers a bit from the same thing Peter Jackson now suffers
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  from where no one was willing to say maybe you could cut this down a bit and
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  be a bit more selective about what is and isn't necessary you know what I mean
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  yeah see look I mean it played like a novel to me it kind of meandered and it
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  went into you know strange amounts of huge detail in certain parts and like if you were
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  reading a book you could kind of expect that but like in a film I mean I'm not
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  saying that every film has to be you know typical 3A structure all of that
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  [ __ ] not by a long shot but if you're watching a film there was just no
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  spatial awareness do you know what I mean how far are we from this in terms
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  of actual distance and how far in time have we now gone and who were these
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  people to these people and and there was just I was never quite sure of the
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  relationship of anything to anything else you know what I mean sure like
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  without offering any spoilers okay some parts through a wormhole you're still in
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  communication over the radio some parts you're not um you can't talk to Earth
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  but you can talk to your buddy at the space station like I don't quite get
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  where the parameters were do you know what I mean and in a film like this in a
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  sci-fi film like this it's really important to set up all those things in
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  the first act so that you're not sitting there asking these questions in the
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  second and third act and you can just enjoy the story but I found that there was so
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  many just things that I just wasn't quite sure of all the way through right
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  up until the end I've been sent by General Ling to Neil degrass Tyson's
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  Twitter yes I saw that he's yeah he's got a lot of tweets I liked this one um
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  in interstellar if you didn't understand the physics try Kip Thorn's highly
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  readable book The science of interstellar or B book um next Post in
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  interstellar if you didn't understand the plot there is no published book to help you
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  yeah touche yeah look I'll be honest I liked
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  it I really liked it um but
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  I think maybe I I I definitely want to watch it again but on the other hand I
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  kind of don't want to watch it again you know what I mean like it was I don't
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  want to watch it again quite honestly a lot of it was quite slow and I think a
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  second viewing would be a bit boring and maybe you would notice things you didn't
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  notice the first time or maybe you just find more holes in it yeah and I just I
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  don't want to do that and moments there was so many missed moments like Luke
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  block your is if you don't want to hear this but when they were down on that
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  planet and then they came back and their
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  their shipmate had said 23 years had passed since they went down planet that
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  should have been such a huge moment do you know what I mean yeah yeah yeah
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  definitely but they set that up totally wrong so that it was just like a
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  throwaway and then he didn't act all that differently from that point on he
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  looked all that he he just looked a bit different in that they put a bit of gray
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  in his beard like that should have come out of [ __ ] nowhere and we should
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  have gone holy [ __ ] but we didn't we went oh okay and then the movie
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  proceeded like he wasn't 23 [ __ ] years older yeah yeah I know they never
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  I mean he he acted a bit odd like cuz
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  he's been on his own 23 years in space um but they didn't really do much else
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  with that yeah look yeah no that's a good example
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  go and see it but but it just for me it was an awesome concept with some great
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  moments that ultimately just doesn't get there it just doesn't it just doesn't
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  get that for me and I was disappointed I really wanted it to work I enjoyed it despite
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  all that um like I don't regret watching it oh no I don't regret watching it
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  either it's um and I did enjoy it I got like you know I was like oh okay cool
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  and it's got some fascinating ideas in it and so like yeah and some bits are
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  thoroughly entertaining but some bits I was yeah I don't know I was just a bit
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  confused as like I said not with the science of it I quite in fact some of
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  that stuff there's there's a certain there's something in the film that
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  actually really appreciated because it's the kind of thing that I uh you like
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  it's a science thing that's very difficult to explain to people and it's
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  represented visually in the film and I was like huh that's very cool yeah I'm
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  not going to spoil anything but just little things like that I was like wow
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  they did a really great job on that but then couldn't get the story to not make
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  me go crossy yeah and here's the thing something like Inception right which is
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  not scientific obviously it's a fantasy story somewhere in the First Act they
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  went here's the premise crazy I know but go with me and here are the
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  rules then they left it and you just watched the story and it was great and
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  nobody nobody once asked well how hang on dreams don't work like that because
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  they they set it up and they put you at ease and they said yep it's a fantasy
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  world this really happens go here's your story and in this I felt at every turn
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  they felt the need to start going oh and remember they're doing this because this
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  can work and this and it's real physics it's real physics this could all really
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  work out like I don't care about that you could just say it's Space Magic and
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  I'll still go with it yeah you like a film I don't need to to know how ships
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  get from one galaxy to another in Star Wars I just need to know that they do
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  yeah yeah that's exactly Hy Drive yeah well exactly right exactly hyper
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  driveing the ships F they have a hyper Drive okay done yeah done moving on not
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  one person has ever said well how does a hyper drive work no you know I'm sure
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  someone has but I don't care real long and then you're there
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  I don't care about those people [ __ ] those guys but yeah this yeah you're
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  right this this went out of its way to explain itself but then I don't know I
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  think it kind of it lost me a little bit I mean I'm I might look at this book
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  actually the science of indell because I am interested to to see if if I'm wrong
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  and if I am wrong that is amazing and that and fascinating okay I have one
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  more question for you should I watch it yeah yeah I would say okay yeah yeah
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  it's it is good you may you may even be more forgiving than me Luke
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  yeah I normally am yeah it's it's definitely it's it's an entertaining
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  movie it's not bad or anything I think it's just you know what the other thing
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  is to like we wanted it to be so much and again maybe we're bringing too much
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  [ __ ] with us yeah like it's true if this had just been a film that came out we
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  didn't know it wasn't Christopher Nolan and we didn't have any expectations I'm
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  sure this would have blown my mind like even more than it did already it's very
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  true but your point also kind of alludes to something else as well perhaps if
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  this wasn't made by Christopher Nolan and it didn't cost $150
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  million and somebody else had done it and they' done it on the cheap maybe if
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  they'd made this in the 70s do you get what I mean if this was a 70s ero sci-fi
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  movie with this exact script maybe it would have resonated a bit more do you
• 26:17
  know what I mean it was just a little too Hollywood I don't know yeah
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  okay anyway I'll stop being a snob Luke go see yeah yeah everyone see it it's it
• 26:29
  is very good and and I'd be very interested to see what Dave thinks of it
• 26:33
  because Dave's point when we when we were all kind of lukewarm about gravity
• 26:40
  that we should forgive science fiction a little more than we do other films just
• 26:46
  so that more sci-fi gets made uh I wonder how forgiving he would be of this
• 26:51
  yeah okay interesting I mean consider ISU with gravity were very different to this I
• 26:56
  had no issue with the um the science of gravity because um well actually that's not kind
• 27:03
  really actually true I didn't have that many issues with the science of this it
• 27:05
  was gravity was just a bit boring yeah I found gravity B boring I definitely
• 27:10
  didn't find this movie boring I just found it to be a bit I was a bit
• 27:16
  confused as to the pace of certain things not in a boring way just in a oh
• 27:20
  we're focusing on that okay yeah like that resonates as boredom with me though
• 27:26
  do you know what I mean like if I'm watching a scene and I don't know people
• 27:28
  are talking about and The Scene goes on for several minutes at a certain point
• 27:31
  I'm like I am a bit bored now and it wasn't that things weren't happening it
• 27:36
  was just I don't know maybe I do need to
• 27:40
  see it again also I think there were a couple of points where something we're
• 27:46
  being very vague and this is it's annoying I know yeah I know we're being
• 27:48
  vague to not give it away yeah I know it's and it's maybe not the best review
• 27:54
  but there are a few times where something is revealed like a plot point
• 27:57
  is revealed except we actually see it be revealed several times because different
• 28:02
  groups of characters need to find it out and I found that to be really
• 28:05
  unnecessary abolutely there is one there's one thing in particular that
• 28:08
  happens and it's like oh my God and then the next time yeah the next person get
• 28:12
  revealed it's like oh my God this is a thing and it's like they forget that
• 28:15
  they already revealed that yeah not only that but I would actually go as far as
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  saying there are too many plot points like the story itself could have been
• 28:25
  simplified to the point where you know it's a b c d whereas now it's like a and
• 28:31
  A2 and A3 and then B and it's like hold on okay fine yep yep okay I'm caught up
• 28:36
  I'm caught up oh no now we're at D and I've missed a couple of things and you
• 28:41
  know like in certain scenes and once again I apologize for just not giving
• 28:44
  any details because I'm just trying not to spoil for anyone but in a certain
• 28:48
  scene a character will reveal something and then it'll be a bit of an aha moment
• 28:54
  it's a great moment and then they'll reveal something else and you're like
• 28:58
  okay we didn't need the other thing or we didn't need the first thing like the
• 29:02
  character should only find out one awesome thing in this scene or both kind of get
• 29:07
  diluted yeah do you know what I mean yeah absolutely I'm talking about all
• 29:11
  the [ __ ] with the books and stuff there's too much going agree yeah I
• 29:16
  agree I agree and it's kind of convoluted anyway like even if you the
• 29:19
  most important bit of it is quite convoluted yeah like in not in a not in
• 29:25
  a like confusing science kind of way just in a a story way it's convoluted
• 29:30
  yeah like it could have been much simpler than that like totally that's
• 29:34
  exactly what I think yeah y nailed didn't I about the specifics yeah
• 29:40
  exactly but we slightly off topic though someone's got to make a movie with Casey
• 29:46
  Affleck where he doesn't play an absolute [ __ ] like I think he's a good
• 29:50
  actor but I hate him in every single movie cuz he just always plays a
• 29:55
  borderline sociopath you know what I mean the first the first film I saw him
• 29:59
  in I think was um the Jesse James yes me
• 30:04
  too yeah and he was just a dick in it yeah he was a [ __ ] dick he was defin
• 30:10
  he's painted as one you know like he was always painted in one and then there's
• 30:13
  that movie where he seems like he's a nice guy until that scene where he beats
• 30:16
  Jessica Alba to death and it's like holy [ __ ] all
• 30:21
  right yeah poor guy yeah well maybe that's just him yeah maybe he's like
• 30:27
  actually I think I got an idea I'm going to impr May on paper these characters
• 30:32
  are are fairly straight down the line and he's like you know what I my
• 30:34
  character should do I think I should be this [ __ ] C to death and they're like
• 30:38
  Casey I don't know that this is really the kind of no no just do it roll camera
• 30:42
  roll camera I'll just do it I'll just do it I think we should rehearse no no no
• 30:48
  just roll just roll don't I've been rehearsing at
• 30:54
  home well in other science fiction movie news we might as well to the um the
• 30:58
  opposite end of the spectrum I guess where science doesn't matter uh I've
• 31:02
  already mentioned this franchise already science there's the well there's the
• 31:07
  science of Star Wars yes yep Happ Drive turn it on how does it work how does it work you
• 31:14
  turn it on oh of course yep got it you turn it off when you want stop we could
• 31:18
  get into the argument that Star Wars is not actually science fiction no that's
• 31:23
  that but it the point is that it doesn't matter space fantasy I think what what
• 31:28
  does matter is that we know what it's
• 31:30
  called we do the force awakens the force
• 31:35
  awakens been sleepy if it doesn't include that morning music you know
• 31:42
  that you know that yeah I'll be disappointed yep also why is that just
• 31:47
  the universal morning music from Bugs Bunny I think is that
• 31:53
  what did it you could be right when you when when you said that when you said that I bug's
• 32:00
  bunny so maybe um I don't know why it's called that which is fine cuz I don't
• 32:06
  know what what the plot is I know some stuff about the um well I mean what the
• 32:10
  [ __ ] was The Phantom Menace so you know yeah yeah let but I don't know I think
• 32:17
  the force awakens if this was happening very soon after return of Jedi I could
• 32:22
  see it being 30 years later I have a bit of a problem with it well I don't know I
• 32:26
  don't quite know what that means and I mean that's I'm assuming that the
• 32:31
  force is now being used again as opposed to in the original trilogy where they
• 32:35
  say it's an outdated religion I think perhaps I'm assuming it's being shared
• 32:40
  everyone's coming back the J council's back everyone's started to yeah it's
• 32:45
  noted Venom Menace In in the prequels it was all about the Jedi being there and
• 32:50
  then going away and then in the actual Trilogy that matters there's one Jedi
• 32:55
  yeah yeah and then I think this is just all about like it it's now coming back
• 33:00
  into the Galaxy and everyone knows who the what the force is again and theeta
• 33:05
  about okay but here's the thing that's why I just think it would have been
• 33:08
  better earlier on not but how does this work because yeah but they they they
• 33:12
  literally if they're going to use any of the cast from the original they have to
• 33:16
  make it happen in real time do you know what I mean it's been 30 years since
• 33:18
  those films and they they couldn't trick you and say yeah it's just five years
• 33:22
  later anyway here's Carrie Fisher I get I
• 33:26
  darling she's still she's still wearing the slave girl outfit
• 33:33
  oh I'd still go there here's the thing though
• 33:36
  right Luke was trained as a Jedi by
• 33:40
  first Ben Kenobi and then Yoda right yeah both
• 33:46
  retired Jedi right MH not officially in any well he wasn't trained in any
• 33:52
  official capacity right and also one of one of them was someone who ran the Jedi
• 33:57
  into ground yes but if a retired cop right or a retired Soldier decides on a
• 34:04
  whim to teach me how to fight right yeah I don't then just go well I'm a
• 34:10
  cop you know and I get I get all the benefits of being a cop and I get to run
• 34:15
  red lights and arrest people they' be like whoa whoa whoa whoa no you don't
• 34:18
  and I be no it's all right a cop and a cop trained me well actually not a cop a
• 34:22
  retired cop yeah he was a cop once yeah now he's just a bit scile now there are
• 34:27
  no cops cops uh but an old cop trained me I don't think it works like that even
• 34:33
  if they do uh reinstate the Jedi ccil I don't think we can assume that Luke will
• 34:37
  just automatically be onon it I mean
• 34:43
  Luke I think L will be on it I'll give it a go I'd rule
• 34:47
  fairly yeah I think in fact I found that up the other day where you can type your
• 34:52
  own uh your own Star Wars name in and I made Star Wars episode 7 [ __ ] in
• 34:58
  space and no one commented on it no comments I did did
• 35:03
  you yeah I said we should make a radio play out of it oh yeah you did and we
• 35:09
  should yeah I think it could work stay
• 35:12
  tuned stay tuned Kickstarter another Kickstarter let's let's deliver on the
• 35:18
  last one first we're one for one man radio plays are coming back there are
• 35:22
  there are a couple of podcasts out now that that are bringing the bringing the
• 35:25
  radio play back h yeah I can it could be a cool thing yeah well while we're still
• 35:31
  talking about Star Wars I read a really interesting interview with uh Robert
• 35:37
  England this week uh AKA Freddy
• 35:41
  Krueger who um came forth and said that he was the one responsible for Mark
• 35:47
  Hamill becoming Luke Skywalker MH and and and
• 35:53
  here's here's what he says um England explained the ear in his career and
• 35:59
  hamls um England was auditioning for a surfer role in Francis Ford Copper's
• 36:04
  Apocalypse Now the actor didn't get the part because he was too old for the role
• 36:08
  but Copler thought he might be right for another part in a film being directed by
• 36:11
  his good friend George Lucas so an audition was set up for England to
• 36:15
  audition for the part of hound solo he didn't fit that role because he was too
• 36:20
  young uh I can't even imagine Robert England playing H
• 36:25
  solo um but then he says I went home and told the little kid that was sleeping on
• 36:29
  my couch after a six-pack of hankin I don't want to know why he's playing a
• 36:32
  little kid with hankin but let's just leave that all about Star Wars and his
• 36:38
  name was Mark Hamill I said hey Lucas is doing this space movie maybe you're
• 36:42
  right for it the lead guys like a teenager so Mark got on the phone to his
• 36:45
  agent and I think he went in the next day nailed it and the rest is
• 36:49
  history weird yeah I mean it doesn't mention I would really like to know more
• 36:55
  about that story about why he was on the couch yeah that's that's the one detail that
• 37:00
  they just gloss over and he even says I went and said to the little boy who was
• 37:03
  on my couch after giving him his six pack of Arin herey drink
• 37:09
  this yeah weird told a little kid that was sleeping on my couch after a six-pack of
• 37:15
  hkin [ __ ] does that mean well how old was haml at that time like 17 18 17 yeah
• 37:20
  yeah which is still underage what is this story about it's like it's underage
• 37:25
  for sex it's like 5 years underage for drinking in America weird I'm not going to yeah I'm
• 37:32
  not going to imply he [ __ ] him but it certainly if we found out
• 37:38
  that Mark HL was molested as a minor right by Robert England or anyone else
• 37:43
  I'm not making assumptions right but let's assume that he was molested that
• 37:47
  does explain a few things that happened later in his life wouldn't you say yeah
• 37:53
  I wouldn't say but I would probably tap the side of my nose and go H maybe
• 38:00
  mhh maybe I just want our legal council to know I'm not making any direct
• 38:06
  correlations I'm just I'm sure I think our legal council knows that he's
• 38:10
  probably more concerned with what other people are going to think I'm not
• 38:13
  weighing in on this [Music] conversation let's take a minute to tell
• 38:20
  our listeners how they can get in contact with us if you guys don't mind
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• 39:20
  [Music] yeah all right well let's move on to
• 39:26
  something a bit more savory um Starbucks apparently using sodomite Seaman in
• 39:30
  their coffee yeah I mean we all knew it the thing that I find funny about this article is
• 39:35
  that Starbucks is it Starbucks that gets accused of funneling money into
• 39:41
  the no that's Gloria Jeans glor jeans is a is like a hill song Hill song company
• 39:48
  yeah where something Starbucks is apparently
• 39:52
  uh the opposite so we've got um yeah
• 39:57
  leader of an anti-gay Harlem Missionary Church James Manning is once again
• 40:03
  making claims against the gay community this time he may have outdone himself
• 40:07
  last week Manning asserted that Starbucks is quote Ground Zero for a
• 40:11
  bowler I don't know if that's a fact um and after mean after the company
• 40:16
  released its first LGBT commercial starring characters from RuPaul's Drag
• 40:21
  Race now Manning has released a video in which the religious leader claims that
• 40:25
  Starbucks has been using quote sodomite seman in the flavored coffee drinks
• 40:31
  that's okay he states in the video quote Starbucks is a place where these types
• 40:36
  frequent and a lot of bodily fluids are exchanged there but the thing that I was
• 40:40
  not aware of is that there have been information that has been released what
• 40:45
  Starbucks is doing it's true is that they're taking specimens of male semen
• 40:50
  as opposed to female seen and they're putting it in the blends of their lates
• 40:54
  now this is the absolute
• 40:58
  truth why would they do that and like it makes no sense if the bodily fluids are
• 41:04
  being exchanged in the cafe why are they then making their way into the drinks
• 41:11
  like that's a waste of waste of good scen yeah like if the customers are
• 41:14
  going in and jerking off into their own lies I mean that doesn't really affect
• 41:17
  the Reverend Manning does it like I mean if I if I order one sure but come on
• 41:24
  yeah um okay he just refers to information that has been released does
• 41:28
  he refer to where it's been released of course he doesn't
• 41:34
  because it's oh man it's hilarious do you want spoof with
• 41:40
  that taking specimens of male semen and putting it in the blends of their L days
• 41:46
  why what does he like what I want to know what science he think is he thinks
• 41:50
  is happening is it the ter people gay is that what this is for maybe that is that
• 41:54
  how you become gay cuz Matt I don't know the science of it you know a bit more
• 41:56
  about science theic is uh is that how you become gay you just ingest a whole
• 42:00
  bunch of gay seen well that is one way yeah yeah um what happens if you were just
• 42:06
  straight Sean yeah straight Seaman no that's fine if you if you joke off
• 42:11
  another man um you're okay as long as you don't have an erection um if you if
• 42:17
  you become aroused that means that the gay is transferring so yeah you're going
• 42:22
  to want to watch that so if you are if you guys are joking each other off at
• 42:25
  some point just be aware of that I actually read an article years ago
• 42:31
  that was kind of similar to this that went into detail about how gay people
• 42:36
  are just lacking in testosterone right right and that they need to increase
• 42:40
  their to test cut that they need to increase their testosterone levels in
• 42:45
  order to decrease the amount of gay right right and the the highest
• 42:51
  concentrate of testosterone evidently according to this [ __ ] Pastor or
• 42:57
  minister or whoever I was writing this [ __ ] article the highest concentrate
• 43:00
  of testosterone can be found of course in seman so right if you've got someone
• 43:07
  who goes to your church for example that's showing gay Tendencies the the
• 43:12
  best and quickest and most direct way to anti-gay them is to pump them so full of
• 43:17
  [ __ ] that their testosterone level rises rapidly and they don't want to be gay
• 43:22
  anymore so if you've got a gay friend do them a favor uh or inseminate them or um
• 43:29
  [ __ ] them up the ass and um hopefully that'll turn them straight y makes sense
• 43:35
  yeah it's like when you um when you start smoking and your dad says well you
• 43:39
  going to smoke the whole carton now yeah what yeah I found out my son was gay I'd
• 43:44
  make him suck so much [ __ ] yeah I've got the football team outside and you are
• 43:48
  not going to stop until they are bone [Music]
• 43:50
  [Laughter]
• 43:55
  dry Jesus
• 44:02
  bone
• 44:04
  dry I think that could be our end oh
• 44:10
  [Music] look um one one thing I would like to talk about is
• 44:16
  Marvel's uh movie schedule for the next 10 years and do you just want to do
• 44:23
  Marvel or DC as well well no I mean all of them but the Marvel
• 44:27
  um really was more exciting for me because they actually make good
• 44:33
  films as far as I'm concerned sure now they've been I think they've been doing
• 44:36
  a really good job and um but if we're talking Marvel films and when you're
• 44:41
  talking Marvel Studios you're actually talking about oh yeah Disney right
• 44:45
  Marvel disy because Marvel at Sony are
• 44:48
  also making Marvel films and Marvel at somewhere else too because someone
• 44:54
  someone owns the Xmen someone owns Spider-Man somebody owns The
• 44:58
  Avengers and none of them will ever cross paths Sony owns Spider-Man Fox own
• 45:03
  Fantastic 4 and X-Man yeah and and Disney own The
• 45:08
  Avengers yeah yeah well Marvel Studios which is basically everything else it's
• 45:12
  Disney Marvel is Disney yeah that's right yeah yeah so I'm saying they own
• 45:17
  everything that's not Spider-Man X-Men or Fantastic 4 and they're making all of
• 45:22
  them into movies now we've got uh the new Avengers we've got Ant-Man uh
• 45:27
  another Captain America Doctor Strange
• 45:30
  Guardians of the Galaxy sequel Thor threequel black panther is getting his
• 45:36
  film Captain Marvel getting a film Inhumans getting a film and then all of
• 45:41
  those things I I think yeah I mean I've yet I assume there's some contractual
• 45:46
  issues that have to be worked out but in theory all of those things will combine
• 45:51
  together to create Avengers Infinity War Parts one and two yeah
• 45:57
  possibly the most expensive films ever made yeah given given the cast members
• 46:01
  involved and I believe that maybe there's a few exceptions but I believe
• 46:06
  that for the most part anyone who's participating in any of the Marvel films
• 46:10
  are being made to sign at the ground
• 46:13
  level contracts for crossover films like yeah well they must be aware that this
• 46:19
  the plan yeah like [ __ ] man that is that is a lot of money I read that uh
• 46:26
  Robert Downey Jr uh because Iron Man kind of came before a lot of these doesn't have quite
• 46:33
  the same contract as the others right but I'm pretty sure he still wants to do
• 46:38
  it he just might ask for a bit more cash and I'm sure they'll give it to him but
• 46:42
  anybody reading something recently that he was actually wanting to he really
• 46:47
  wants to be involved in it and um he was asking for more money and actually very
• 46:51
  close to writing him out of the next Captain America is that right yeah but
• 46:57
  then they've gone well no he's going to pull in a lot of people into see it and
• 47:00
  so they negotiated and kept him in h cuz yeah Rob D J he wants to be in
• 47:06
  this universe yeah yeah well I mean and do you blame him no no no this is a big
• 47:12
  part of his well I mean he's he was successful he made a comeback but this
• 47:18
  Iron Man I think was like his big you know I'm I'm back kind of thing
• 47:24
  yeah and um and from that he got things like the shock Holmes movies and and all
• 47:31
  that so I think I mean well I mean who wouldn't these the films are great I I I
• 47:35
  like them I really genuinely like them I think I'd be happy to be in them are you're
• 47:41
  listening if you're listening or whoever's does he even in charge anymore
• 47:45
  I guess whoever's in charge of Disney who who would you want to
• 47:49
  play oh who would I want to play
• 47:54
  well see who hasn't been who hasn't been shoved into one of these
• 47:59
  films yet uh let me have a think let Mar has a pretty big catalog yeah maybe
• 48:05
  maybe vulture I play vulture oh come out
• 48:08
  of left wing losing my hair work oh I don't think you're losing anymore Matt I
• 48:14
  think you've lost all that you're going to lose I think you're set I think
• 48:17
  you're set with the amount you're going to keep now I wish that was true I'm
• 48:22
  sorry buddy I'm serious I pray that that is the case Guardians of the Galaxy do
• 48:28
  you guys know why they decided to make the Guardians of the Galaxy movie out of
• 48:31
  you know of all the things they could have made no because that was something
• 48:34
  that really came out of nowhere yeah it really did no really knows about it yeah
• 48:39
  yeah exactly right so Marvel decided that because they've got this huge
• 48:43
  catalog of films oh sorry this huge catalog of characters from the comic
• 48:48
  books um that they would start a staff writer program and they head hunted a
• 48:54
  whole bunch of Hollywood writers screenwriters and they gave them each a
• 48:58
  2-year contract they couldn't work for anyone else and basically they just
• 49:03
  wrote for Marvel for two years but within the spectrum of Marvel they could
• 49:07
  do whatever they want and they basically got told go into the library read as
• 49:13
  many comic books as you want sit there reading comics for as long as you want
• 49:16
  if you find one that you want to write about write about it if you get bored of
• 49:21
  writing that put it down pick up another comic book write about that we own the
• 49:24
  rights to everything don't want that job I know yeah they did it once then they
• 49:27
  Cann the program so Nicole pman who I believe she's not she didn't
• 49:34
  really have too many
• 49:38
  previous written by credits I think she did some writing on the Thor movie uh
• 49:45
  which is probably how she got that job but then not a lot else besides um was
• 49:50
  just sitting there reading comics read a few Guardians of the Galaxy and went
• 49:54
  this would be good and had absolutely no parameters put on her by
• 49:58
  the by the studio so it was just her and a bunch of other people writing scripts
• 50:05
  and then they read hers and went this is really good we should make this and they
• 50:10
  did yeah how awesome is that and I'm really happy they did yeah that turned
• 50:15
  out [ __ ] excellent It's one of yeah I think the best one they did yeah oh for
• 50:19
  sure excellent she's writing a black widow movie now evidently oh really yeah
• 50:25
  they doing a black widow one there people were complaining about that too
• 50:28
  that like um the girls know the girls have gotten their own
• 50:33
  films you know like it's all who's going to get out first is it DC or Marvel who
• 50:39
  will get their first female lead superhero oh with Wonder Woman well well
• 50:44
  we can check that I've got the uh Wonder Woman comes out June 23rd
• 50:49
  2017 right so I say that would beat it let's look let's look down the list here
• 50:56
  cuz you know Marvel movies are coming out but every other Studio's got theirs
• 50:59
  uh planned as well we' got Deadpool Batman versus Superman mhm uh
• 51:06
  X-Men apocalypse which should be good that's a
• 51:09
  great story Suicide Squad Doctor Strange we talked about Sinister
• 51:15
  Six yeah another Wolverine Wonder Woman
• 51:19
  Fantastic Four Venom movie Flash a Flash movie there's a shazam
• 51:26
  movie there a Captain Marvel movie separate to the shazam movie Aquaman
• 51:31
  movie Inhumans apparently they're doing because not only does the Marvel Studios
• 51:37
  at Disney not have the rights to do X-Men but they're not even allowed to say
• 51:41
  mutant right the word mutant is copyrighted to Fox yeah okay so they've got to kind of
• 51:48
  find other properties that can kind of fill that that void in the universe yeah
• 51:53
  right green another Green Lantern reboot coming in 2020
• 51:57
  well because there are some X-Men in um uh Avengers 2 like
• 52:04
  um uh what's his name Quicksilver and Scarlet Witcher in it that's right uh
• 52:10
  but they can't call they're not going to crossover and it will not be the same
• 52:14
  actors no which is a shame cuz that was it that Quicks was brilant Quicks yeah I
• 52:20
  mean we'll see we'll see maybe maybe this garbage is as good it's just a
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  shame they can't kind of address them as what they are which is Xmen I wonder
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  what they'll call them actually I'm curious yeah playce be for J W too
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  because he wrote he had one of the most successful um X-Men comic series like he
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  he wrote one so that must be frustrating for him yeah like he's he's got some of
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  his characters in in a film he's not allowed to refer to them as kind of you
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  know what they are it's weird very it's all [ __ ] stupid well it's business sure is
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  so yeah if you like superhero movies now's a good time to be alive so yeah
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  maybe if you're feeling a bit depressed head down to Mexico sort yourself out
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  and then come back and watch some superhero movies that would be Matts
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  we'd hear Matt oh man was about to kill himself spent $2,000 on um movie
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  tickets now he wants to live yeah movie tickets and spider
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  genetic research I got bid by zero Powers i'
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  beer man if I had the physique but I don't well I'm pretty sure toy McGuire
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  got the physique after he was bitten oh yeah well then I'll be Spider-Man he was
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  just a skinny nerd he got bitten then he was buff so before the film they said he
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  said I need to work out and they said don't worry we got this spider yeah just
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  just let it close your eyes and uh and
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  we'll take care of it yeah science science I think that's a word for this
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  week science the science episode can we have a word of the week from now on we
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  won't remember but can we anyway yeah we we'll have it for one week word of the
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  week science
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  [Music]
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  science um Majora's Mask is coming to the 3DS which is very exciting for me
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  and possibly Luke and Dan you know what that is Dan look I know what it is
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  something to do with Zelda right yeah yes I've never played a Zelda game but
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  why don't you go ahead and tell us all why we should be excited about this well
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  when when they released Ocarina of Time which is one of the Nintendo 64 Zelda
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  games everyone was happy and then said ah you know what they should release the
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  other Nintendo 64 Zelda game Majora's
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  Mask which was um very dark and strange
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  but cool um and they basically didn't say anything about doubt it at all
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  didn't confirm deny lots of people made fake trailers for it um but apparently
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  as soon as they finished work on ocar of time in 2011 they began work on Majora's
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  Mask so uh they've been working on this whole time and that's the labia majora
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  right y l Majora's Mask yeah and um I'm
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  still waiting for a link to the past well that's on the Wii
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  U I don't have a Wii U well in other Nintendo news I
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  make I'd be happy re-release or remake it just do one of two that I can play it
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  well they did but you have to have a Wii U I still can't justify getting a Wii U
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  especially not to play a Super Nintendo game no no it is a very good game but
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  um is that on is that on another platform or did I just play it on an
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  emulator once I feel like that has been on another platform maybe ah maybe there's a
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  GameCube version that came out remake of that well I just remember when I was in
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  hospital all the time M that's the game I played for hours upon hours on end and
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  finished it and I'd really like to go back and play it again yeah it's it is
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  an excellent game
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  um so you listening
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  Nintendo oh well maybe oh wait it was on Game Boy Advance
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  wasn't it Link to the Past that's what I'm thinking of I link to the I link to
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  the past was remade for the Game Boy Advance in 2002 as Legend Zelda at link
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  the past and four Swords um I'm pretty sure I have that and if you have do you have a a
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  DS uh no okay I I have a DS Light that'll
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  probably play it if you wanted to borrow those you could play that
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  again so we'll make that happen awesome
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  there you go multiple nasm solving problems ride in with your problems yeah
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  no seriously R in I'm curious as long as they don't involve me giving away all my
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  games but um so if anybody Ed you were
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  you [ __ ] off yeah maj's mask uh yeah
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  yeah go on no no Majora's Mask thumbs up even though I haven't played it I'm
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  going to buy it I'm gonna buy it of course you are MH are there Zelda games you don't
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  buy no I don't think there are any no I think I think I've bought all of them
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  I've played and finished every single one I haven't done that I've I've almost
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  finished a lot of them anyway other new guess I'll have to
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  start at the first one what's the first one it's called The Legend of Zelda yep
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  yes it's on the Nintendo yeah you're going to find it pretty painful on the
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  nest y yeah up
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  there so this week I upgraded my uh operating system on my iMac to OSX
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  Y and now my iMac looks like a giant iPhone
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  yeah I've got it on my um my laptop it's it's different and all the everything
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  that used to be 3D is now 2D and it's all funny colors yeah and uh it matches
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  my iPhone and also I got a new iPhone oh yeah you did so I got the iPhone 6 how's
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  that going it's good it's uh it's big and you know there's downsides to it but
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  it looks pretty nice the screen is quite beautiful the screen is a good size I'll
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  say overall it's a little it's a little little harder to control uh if you're
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  holding it with one hand and just typing with your thumb it's not as easy as the
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  other one because kind of my fingers aren't long enough to now to kind of
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  grip this in the same way as I gripped the other one so I really do have to use
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  two hands but it's uh it's nice all right all right all right calm down I
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  was on a weding list for a very very long time and got sick of it and just
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  went in a demanded one and um decided not to hold out for a black one so I got
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  a white one and I kind of kind of got the color remorse cuz the
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  black ones just look so cool but uh yeah still debating on
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  whether I want to come back to that or remain on I'll get another camera
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  with a phone on the back yeah yeah probably not going to do that
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  again putting uh putting a bit more sensible thought this look I thought
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  that was going to be a great idea and it wasn't lesson learned
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  I'm GNA I'm going to play The Bu remorse jingle now it's a jingle we haven't
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  played in a long
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  [Applause]
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  time and that's the terrifying jingle for bias remorse that I made when I was
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  very drunk one night so what you do at night when you're drunk you sit at home and write
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  Jingles no do you remember when I made that jingle I kind of don't to be honest
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  you came home it's it's do you remember the jingle I assume it goes bu
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  REM because you came home and I was in tears with laughter and I was like look
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  what I have look what I have done and uh I was very proud of myself that's all
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