I'm listening to the Pardo one—mainly because I've been on a Never Not Funny kick—and I've seen the Eagles documentary since I listened to it last. But I think you're right—Todd Glass is an American treasure.

I gotta listen to my old episodes now..it's either Pardo or Glass.

My thoughts exactly.

Todd Glass on the PA!

Hopefully get some college girls there.

No no I get it—I just thought he would have more of a career. More exasperated at the way it's turned out than anything else.

that was 14 years ago!

New Cup!

The only one i could recognize was Snoopy—leave him alone! He's harmless.

i would agree with that—the Mormons I knew seemed legit nice and kind—whereas all the Baptists I knew were horrible, horrible people.

That's on Lethal Injection—no i'm referring to Black Korea specifically I guess.

Are there people who think this is a better album than Death Certificate? Also is it weird that Ice Cube's lyrics very rarely get brought up in regards to his somewhat all american standing today? I love those first three albums but good lord there is some reprehensible shit on there.

thank you sir or madam

i was five when this was on—and I remember feeling much like Big Bird at the time—very confused by it all, death i mean—and now here I am 31 years and my mom is sick and this is a real gut punch now. he that increaseth knowledge increaseth sorrow

It's also not an album that plays well in the Shuffle age.

I always thought Captain Beefheart looked a lot like Fred Durst in that picture—also Trout Mask Replica was my intro—and that was probably not a good idea

he's quite a bird.

I did the same thing for about a year—I don't know why this show isn't in the Comedy Central renew rotation? And I think my favorite episode is Snow Day—the one where Ben takes care of the pigeons.

I just downloaded 35 episodes—so I think I'm in for the long haul.

I'm listening to 80 right now—and it's pretty wonderful. I love getting to hear the beginnings of the U2 podcast and the added bonus of Adomian as Jesse Ventura.