272-Your Mom's House with Christina Pazsitzky and Tom Segura
A man's desire to call out to a woman is so strong that it can overwhelm his own mental illness. Literally, the pieces that are missing in his brain will come together for a moment if that moment means sexual release. Farts. This episode has them. From both mommies. Will you eat what we fart on?Plus Garth meets Meeeh, meets more melodies. It's creepy, weird and wonderful all at the same time. Guys should cover their nipples, You BETTER wash your nuts and your other stinky parts (especially if you want someone going in there). And we talk family - and what is a reasonable amount of time to spend with them - Minutes?Get your festive jeans on!
December 17, 2014
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December 17, 2014
272-Your Mom's House with Christina Pazsitzky and Tom Segura
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A man's desire to call out to a woman is so strong that it can overwhelm his own mental illness. Literally, the pieces that are missing in his brain will come together for a moment if that moment means sexual release.
Farts. This episode has them. From both mommies. Will you eat what we fart on?
Plus Garth meets Meeeh, meets more melodies. It's creepy, weird and wonderful all at the same time. Guys should cover their nipples, You BETTER wash your nuts and your other stinky parts (especially if you want someone going in there).
And we talk family - and what is a reasonable amount of time to spend with them - Minutes?
Get your festive jeans on!
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