BullStone 13: Jay Gish, January 2016

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David Flora

Science, Society & Culture, Social Sciences

4.7 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 29 January 2016

⏱️ 97 minutes

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Hello, 2016, and hello from friend of the podcast Jay Gish on BullStone! A fellow improviser, one time podcaster, and part time animator, Jay Gish joins the boys on BullStone to get strange with the weird news of January. It … Read More The post BullStone 13: Jay Gish, January 2016 appeared first on Blurry Photos.

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0:00.0	This episode brought to you by Iron Galaxy,
0:02.4	Scream like a school kid with Capsil Force,
0:05.6	an intergalactic retro anime multiplayer game
0:08.0	now available on PS4 and Steam.
0:10.7	Check it out at capsuleforce.com.
0:13.0	Tonight on Bullstone.
0:18.0	A snow blanket in New York City vows to dig out from the record snowfall, quote the mayor, we won't rest until it smells
0:25.5	like piss again.
0:26.5	Stop hitting yourself?
0:28.1	40% of poll respondents say yes.
0:30.1	60% say Al.
0:32.0	A picture is worth a thousand herds?
0:35.8	Middle Eastern traders now accepting works of art for livestock.
0:40.0	New research indicates that if you like Pina Caladas and the taste of Champagne,
0:43.7	then a bar called O'Malley's is probably the worst choice you could make.
0:47.2	Google Translate now available beneath the sea,
0:50.0	and shrimp are pissed.
0:51.6	Never look a gift horse in the South?
0:55.0	New laws forbidding giving horses for free in Alabama.
1:00.0	All of these thoroughly researched stories and more tonight on another hardening episode of Bullstone. Oh, yeah. Oh, oh.
1:14.0	Oh,
1:15.0	Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh,
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