Episode 236: So, Let Me Tell You About Homestuck

Waypoint Radio

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4.6 • 2.1K Ratings

🗓️ 17 May 2019

⏱️ 120 minutes

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Motherboard’s Emanuel “I Should Honestly Get Paid For My Viral Tweets” Maiberg joins Patrick, Cado, and Rob us for a wide-ranging episode of Waypoint Radio, in which we discuss our uncanny ability to never hear about Homestuck despite being extremely online, the best way to tell a debt collector to screw off, what Patrick has to fear from Super Mario Maker 2, and the games that we’ve been playing, including Rage 2, Project Hospital, A Plague Tale: Innocence, and Total War: Three Kingdoms.

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0:00.0	I'm going to wait for radio for Friday May 17th.
0:22.1	I'm going to wait for radio episode 2.36.
0:24.1	Austin is still out at Judges Week.
0:28.1	Playing Sounds I've Began the Week.
0:32.1	He wasn't a lot catching his eyes.
0:34.1	Sounds like some really cool stuff happening towards the end.
0:36.1	So he won't be able to talk about any of that until later this month.
0:40.1	But he'll be back next week.
0:42.1	Until then, you are stuck.
0:44.1	You are home stuck with me.
0:46.1	Uh, Kato.
0:48.1	Yeah, Kato.
0:50.1	Kato.
0:52.1	Kato.
0:54.1	Kato.
0:56.1	Did home stuck?
0:58.1	Did home stuck?
1:00.1	I have a name.
1:02.1	A home stuck?
1:04.1	Yeah, just a home stuck.
1:06.1	You are a home stuck.
1:08.1	A home stuck.
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