Ep. 159: Jetski Injury with Nick Adams

Jordan, Jesse, GO!

Jesse Thorn

Society & Culture, Comedy, Tv & Film

4.8 • 3.4K Ratings

🗓️ 3 January 2011

⏱️ 92 minutes

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Summary

Nick Adams, author of Making Friends with Black People, joins Jesse and Jordan this week.

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0:00.0	Kill a little time for the child within, you don't be afraid to be young and free
0:05.0	Under the locks and throw away the keys and take coffee shoes and sex and run you
0:10.0	I'm Jesse Thorn, America's radio sweetheart, and I'm Jordan Morris, boy detective
0:15.0	And this is Jordan, Jesse, GO!
0:18.0	I'm Jesse Thorn, America's radio sweetheart, Jordan Morris, boy detective
0:46.0	Joining us on this cool, lovely Los Angeles evening, he's a writer for network television
0:53.0	He's a published author, he's one of the most popular guests in Jordan, Jesse, GO history
0:59.0	A nominee, if I recall correctly, for Best Jordan, Jesse, GO guest of 2010
1:04.0	In the ad hoc contest on the maximum fun forum, that I didn't really want to record
1:09.0	This isn't being officiated by a governing body, you mean
1:13.0	Well, FIFA, okay, he was in charge of it
1:16.0	Yeah, they got four years till the next World Cup
1:18.0	This ain't got to be something, right?
1:19.0	The guy who invented penalty kicks is on this, he's in charge of this
1:24.0	Would you get that octopus to pick up?
1:27.0	Yeah, that's it
1:28.0	Remember that octopus? He was a great octopus
1:30.0	You know, octopus is a really smart creature, he can solve complex puzzles
1:34.0	Sure
1:35.0	And pick and predict the future, if it's German
1:38.0	Right
1:39.0	Nick Adams with us
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