Episode 247 - Adventures in the Library

DYNAMIC BANTER! with Mike & Steve

Headgum and Dynamic Banter

Comedy, Recap, Culture, Movies, Steve Zaragoza, Commentary, Comedians, Friends, Tv & Film, Mike Falzone, Society & Culture, Dynamic Banter, Cloverfield

5 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 5 March 2021

⏱️ 74 minutes

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In this episode, Steve and Mike reminisce about library times, and getting books that were too mature for them at a young age. They also talk about school and detention and jail. Really a lot of fun stuff.

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0:00.0	This is a HeadGum Podcast.
0:30.0	Fucking gibberish, dude.
0:35.0	Is that just gibberish?
0:37.0	It's gibberish.
0:38.0	He was good at gibberish though.
0:40.0	He could just say gibberish and then people would understand which instruments to put.
0:46.0	Like, to this day, I don't think anybody really knows what he's saying when he says,
0:51.0	quote,
0:52.0	Shaman!
0:54.0	No, no one's even come close to like doing an ad live.
0:58.0	That's anything like that.
0:59.0	No.
1:00.0	Like the closest we got was like Drake would be like,
1:03.0	yeah, and that's just like, yeah, everyone says, yeah, Bannos says, yeah.
1:07.0	Yeah, yeah, he does it.
1:10.0	Michael Jackson made up a whole language.
1:13.0	Yeah, Adlers.
1:14.0	Don't you gibberish!
1:16.0	Down here on there!
1:17.0	Dude, he's getting something.
1:20.0	Yeah, he's just, man, he,
1:24.0	when was it like, I guess I can't think of really someone creating a sand.
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