Ep597 - Timeline Cleanse
February 16, 2025
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Episode 597 · February 16, 2025
Ep597 - Timeline Cleanse
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Ep597 - Timeline Cleanse
Summary
David Lee Corbo, aka the Raven, is a conspiracy theorist who doesn’t know anything about conspiracies and also enjoys being racist. Time to put those messages back into the end zones. When he’s not being tricked by fake news about Covid19, he’s watching black people fight each other like it’s World Star Hip Hop in 2008.
TopLobsta is back to once again clown one of his good friends and cohosts. Opie can’t stop talking about Jim Norton and the jealousy is getting ugly. Tom Myers is finally back with a new season as we each try to decipher what he thinks his jokes mean. Aaron Imholte at Steel Toe Morning Show just made a huge error in his attempt to get a win against the internet. For some reason he’s daring people to mess with his gym and the gym’s owner. This is the same internet that Aaron blamed for losing his wife. We learn a lot more about Stuttering John’s standup show and it makes us want to see video even more. Cardiff joins the show as we play another round of “2 Minutes with Tom,” get caught up on the internet news, and listen to your voicemails.
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