522: Pretty Flyting For A White Viking

Regular Features

Comedy

4.9 • 546 Ratings

🗓️ 25 March 2023

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

No, it's not the Kebabbies episode just yet. That meaty boy is still percolating in our collective guts, and it will come blasting out at you when you and we least expect it. In this one, Log has been spitting rhymes in Assassins's Creed Valhalla, Joe has been measured to within an inch of his life at the tailor, and Steve was moved to burps by Brendan Fraser's Oscars speech.

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0:00.0	Regular, regular, regular features.
0:02.0	A regular regular features.
0:04.0	A regular regular features are regular features a show.
0:07.6	Hello and welcome to the regular features podcast.
0:10.3	The podcast that's exactly the same every week.
0:12.9	And like every week, I'm your host, Steve Hogarty.
0:15.4	Hello.
0:16.0	I'm also joined by my two best friend.
0:19.8	Yay!
0:20.7	Starting with a man who says, yay, when he is confirmed as one of my top two buddies.
0:28.7	Oh, you've made it a competition now.
0:31.0	Hello, I'm John Logg-Blive.
0:34.0	And Steve didn't introduce me because he's just trying to wrong foot me, make it awkward for everyone.
0:39.1	But I've got a lovely feature of you tonight.
0:40.8	It's about a game that I have played called Assassin Creed Valhalla.
0:44.4	It's got people in it.
0:46.3	It does have people.
0:47.2	I read that in the GameSpot review.
0:49.3	It's got people in it.
0:51.5	Count me in.
0:53.2	And do his right?
0:57.9	Hello, my name's Joe Scrabbles. I'm the number one friend of Steve because I was introduced second like the hit parade. And as such,
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