I'm going to Oh, Hello and

welcome the Kippinoff Podcast my name is Mark Stors and hanging out with me as always is

Rob Morphe Robert what up and I am Chris Christopher. Thank you all so very much for joining us

Crippin on podcast we're here we're doing it. Oh this seems like it's a little old school.

This seems like it's a little classic Uncle Bob this one that we got here today.

You are correct.

I was just waiting to see if you're looking at me with like the pregnant leer and I'm like,

Yeah, yes it is. I was just waiting for like an

acknowledgement what in your estimation makes it classic uncle Bobby I don't know man

I's got a feeling about this okay I got a feeling mostly because it's we're doing with the

forgoyle oh there you go yeah we are yeah we are yeah we sure as fuck are I

like you when you take the animals you just mix something I like that you make your own

little Camaras I like that I do but I didn't I can't take credit for it oh

credit will be given as credit is due oh the appropriate time

all right man well this week we're talking about suburban horror, the Blue Field, frog goil.

Ooh, and a frog and a gargoyle, not necessarily two things you really want to see come together

because it's just going to be stinky and big and have weird eyes.

A lot of times I think it's already been done. I mean, first off, I'm not going to go down this alley too far because I know I've been down it before,

but I have to say, as as a kid I lamented after seeing the

made-for-tv movie gargoyles which is fucking top-notch and terrifying in its own way

that they aren't based on real-life demonic entities but they're just like an

architectural sort of edifice of they're just something used to like scare

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