Episode 32: Time Slips

Blurry Photos

David Flora

Science, Social Sciences, Society & Culture

4.7 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 30 April 2013

⏱️ 85 minutes

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Summary

Step into the past before you even know it with this episode of Blurry Photos. Flora and Stecco examine the phenomenon known as Time Slips and dive into stories of supposed events both famous and not so much. If you’re … Read More The post Episode 32: Time Slips appeared first on Blurry Photos.

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0:00.0	Oh, Great Scott Marty, you've found blurry photos. A podcast is the unexplained and the unexplored.
0:37.0	Wait, wait, Doc, are you telling me you built a podcast out of mysteries the way I see it if you're going to talk about the unknown on a podcast why not do it with some style this is heavy my God, they found me.
0:54.0	I don't know how, but they found me.
0:56.0	Who?
0:57.0	They're reptilions!
0:58.0	Run for it, fora!
1:00.0	Let's see if you cryptids can do 90!
1:02.0	Ba'a-da-da-da-da! Let's see if you cryptids can do 90.
1:03.0	Baa da da da da da ha!
1:07.0	Baa da da da da.
1:10.0	Don't bang your mom, Marty.
1:12.0	Don't do it? Don't do it!
1:14.0	I'd like to point out you called me both Marty and Flora,
1:18.0	isn't it?
1:19.0	You really were playing a senile old scientist.
1:21.0	Yeah, I don't know.
1:22.0	Man, I don't know.
1:23.0	Man, I travel everywhere in time and space.
1:26.0	Hey everybody.
1:28.0	This is blurry photos.
1:30.0	Your highest production company.
1:33.0	We hired Stephen Spielberg for that intro.
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