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Let's Not Meet: A True Horror Podcast

2x20: Tales from the Bottom Part 2

Let's Not Meet: A True Horror Podcast

Cryptic County

True Crime, Arts, Documentary, Performing Arts, Society & Culture

4.68.5K Ratings

🗓️ 25 October 2019

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Part 2 of 3 of Tales from the Bottom by Injunwerks. A collection of stories from Kenefick, Texas leading up to the final conclusion featuring untold stories by the author in next week's season finale.

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Transcript

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0:00.0

This podcast contains adult language and content.

0:02.9

If you have a story to share, send it to Let's Not Meet Stories at gmail.com.

0:07.5

Enjoy the show. I have described the bottom in my other stories, and this is yet another of my experiences there.

0:33.7

When this particular experience occurred, it was July of 1982 and I had just turned 13.

0:41.2

As part of my birthday celebration, my parents took me and several of my friends to see Conan the

0:46.9

Barbarian at the new walk-in theater and Liberty. This was quite a change from watching a movie

0:53.4

from the bed of the truck at the drive-in.

0:56.1

Instead of fighting off mosquitoes big enough to completely exsinguinate us and trying to be still

1:01.3

enough, so the big aluminum speaker didn't fall off the side rail of the truck bed.

1:07.0

We were able to sit in air conditioning no less and enjoy our popcorn and sodas without

1:12.2

welts and blood spatters. For several weeks after that, we all made swords out of anything

1:17.7

that we could find and beat, slashed, hacked, and stabbed the crap out of anything we thought

1:23.0

worthy of being a foe. Mostly this resulted in a bunch of decapitated weeds and flowers and a few

1:29.6

slaughtered spiders. One of my friends got his father's machete and we spent a happy afternoon

1:34.7

seeing which of us could chop a sapling tree down and a single hack. We almost had a fistfight over

1:41.0

who got to use it to kill a little snake when we found it. It disappeared

1:45.9

before we even had a chance, though. Conan was the hero of the day for that summer, right up until

1:51.9

we saw First Blood, just after Halloween. One day, we decided we needed to build our own temple

1:58.6

of set. We didn't have a Princess Valeria, of course,

2:02.1

but we thought it'd be cool to at least have a cave to stealthly invade. We had visions of

2:08.2

tunnels and caverns and underground rooms filled with treasure to steal. After much arguing

2:14.2

in discussion, we finally decided that the best location for our imaginary massacre

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