E26 Homo-cidal Birdman and the Confessions of Shauna K.

And That's Why We Drink

Christine Schiefer, Em Schulz | QCODE

True Crime, Milkshakes, Comedy, Wine, Society & Culture, Paranormal

4.8 • 23.7K Ratings

🗓️ 30 July 2017

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

Welcome to episode 26, featuring Alcatraz and serial killer Mark Twitchell! Christine’s phobia of birds is tested when Em tells us about “Birdman” and his baby canaries. Meanwhile, some guy chops off his own fingers and another guy decides he’s the real-life version of Dexter. If you want to date him, he’s on a Canadian dating site for inmates and is into “chess and rain.”

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0:00.0	All right, welcome to episode 26, which is my age.
0:04.0	Oh, well, we didn't say that about the last episode, which was my age.
0:08.3	I thought you would, but now I use a battery reference instead.
0:12.3	Right.
0:13.3	The iPhone, the iPhone reference.
0:15.1	Well, happy.
0:16.3	What is it?
0:17.3	What would it be called?
0:18.3	You know how you have a birthday?
0:19.3	Like your older birthday.
0:20.3	Happy golden episode.
0:21.3	Oh, happy belated golden episode to you.
0:23.0	Right, yeah.
0:24.0	It's a little too late for me.
0:25.0	I was a little wrapped up in how to do math in the last episode.
0:29.0	Your golden birthday though, was your fourth birthday?
0:33.7	Yeah.
0:34.7	How'd that go?
0:35.7	You know, it was one for the books.
0:37.7	A real rager.
0:39.5	I'm pretty sure there was a slide involved.
0:42.7	Oh, well, but I can't be sure.
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