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A few misfires could not stop Episode 27 from arriving at your computer’s doorstep! Crayola abuse, the lives of the married men and the front runner all make the rounds in this week’s show. Click to hear the Squadcast Episode 27
Strawberry Shortcake = goodnight
ColdLikeChips.Blogspot.Com own up to the Squadcast challenge
Peeling back the onion
Poker, why haven’t you called?
Housecleaning
Cell phone conduct
Mark at Tartan Podcast Hooked us up with “Never See” by Kasino
December 19th, 2005 at 4:45 am
Wow larry was ruthless to brian this episode
didn’t know he had it in him
good ep
December 19th, 2005 at 8:29 am
Was thinking I have no info on what goes on with Larry. He asks alot of questions and never gives much insight to what I suspect may be “good Stuff” stories of his own. How bout it Larry?
Girls spend more time in the bathroom. Did you ever have a girl wait for you outside the mens room? Or… does she go in one, you go in the other only to come out and wait for her while reading the NY Times on your PDA. Or is it just me?
Great show.
Regards from Florida
December 19th, 2005 at 12:28 pm
Speaking of Howard Stern, my buddy said he is very different in person. You guys probably know he lives on Long Island. He lives about 30 minutes from me (when I am home from college). My buddy, Christian actually went to the senior prom with his daughter.
He said he was really nice, and doesnt act like he does on radio around his daughter. He also said it was really weird as (what he called it) “Howard was into candid shots alot”. So, howard stern was all over taking random picture before his daughter went to the prom with my buddy. Haha.
December 19th, 2005 at 10:23 pm
Wow, “red crayon” I would have also accepted “red rocket”.
December 20th, 2005 at 11:16 am
I can totally feel for Anthony with the son jumping up and down on him. I’ve got two girls, 3 and 1, and while it’s kinda cute when the 1yr old wants to climb over me like a speedbump on her way to the green Care Bear doll (or the tupperware koolaid pitcher, depending on what she finds the most fascinating toy of the moment), it’s a different story when the 3yr old says “Me too! My turn!” Before you know it I’ve got just what Anthony said — holding my hands, standing on my stomach, running in place. I will usually tell her not to step on any of the good stuff, much to the amusement of my wife. “Work Daddy’s abs, sweetheart,” she’ll tell my daughter. “Daddy needs a 6pack.”