Episode 309: I Could Eat A Peanut

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🗓️ 24 April 2020

⏱️ 146 minutes

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Shall I part my hair behind? Do I dare to eat a peanut?

I shall wear the thousand credit shields, and walk upon B long.

I have heard the Chrysalids singing, each to each.

I do not think that they will sing to me.

I have seen them riding cityward on the bus

Combing the white hair of the muton blown back

When Jett blows the smoke white and Omen's black.

We have lingered in the garage over by B

By venom-girls wreathed with poison red and green

Till teammate voices wake us, and we drown.

Discussed: XCOM Chimera Squad 3:34, Valorant 1:29:08, Question Bucket 1:41:11, Animal Crossing New Horizons 1:49:01

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0:00.0	What's good internet it's Friday April 24th and you're listening to Waypoint Radio
0:21.6	episode 309 I'm your host Austin Walker joined today by Rob Zachney.
0:27.3	How's it going everybody?
0:29.5	We're a little punchy already.
0:31.0	Kato is here also.
0:32.4	Hi Kato.
0:33.4	Hi.
0:34.4	Goop.
0:36.4	Did you know?
0:37.4	Never mind.
0:38.4	This is what's up.
0:39.4	No, what's up?
0:40.4	You were talking about Goop.
0:41.4	Are we talking about Goop?
0:42.4	Is that what's happening?
0:43.4	It's just a weird brain thing.
0:44.4	I was like Goop Goober.
0:46.2	I learned that what Goober comes from.
0:49.2	Do you know what Goober is mean?
0:51.0	No.
0:52.0	I mean, I know what a Goober candy.
0:53.6	No.
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