All good things….continue in episode 77.
In the first segment we go from Skrivus gluing himself to a Lascannon to emo/sparkly/blood sucking Space Marines (aka Blood Angels). And we round it out with a special segment entitled “Douche Bag of the Week.”
The second segment finds Dan pimping a Tyranid list from The Dark Lord sent to us in July. Using the new ‘Nid codex, he updates this list while Chris envisions Leaping ‘Nids prancing about with special shoes. Oh, and we talk about how to kill the nids which results in Richard making a prediction involving Vulcan He’Stan.
We start the segment by talking with the hosts of The 11th Company which is a new up & coming podcast. Then Chris pimps out a friend of his Andy Chriclow as an excellent miniatures painter. There’s a book review…some talk about the Bitchslap Battletech Challenge with Phil from The Warbanner and then Dan & Rich close it out by thanking Mack.
We hope you enjoy the show and think the bathroom spy cam photos added 10 pounds to your ass.
3 Responses to “Episode 77 is a couple of guys… up to no good…”
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Well here you have at least one Czech listener. In our language “kurva” also means “bitch” but I rather drink beer.
Wow! An eastern European listener! I don’t know the Czech word for hello, but hello!
That’s central Europe damn it! Its right above Austria so how is that eastern? There is no Eastern bloc anymore so we can come back to normal geographical naming conventions… At least till our western allies turn their back on us again and sell us to some Austrian-German psychopat that claims our lebensraum, just to be exchanged for some Russian butcher. (Comeone Patton, you could get it into Prague in no time and spare me this lesson for your grandson. Or at least give us more than two sentences in your WW2 documentaries.)
No offence taken just want this to be clear. You have to understand that tag “eastern” sound bitter to us. For centuries Bohemia was known as Heart of the Europe and now this.
Anyway the best Czech word for “hello” is probably “ahoj”. Takže ahoj!