Episode 41: Nintendo NX again, Sonic the Hedgehog, Austin Powers Card Game

Filthy Casuals with Tommy Dassalo and Ben Vernel

Ben Vernel

Gaming, Games, Xbox, Tv & Film, Leisure, Comedy, Ps5, Ps4, Gamers, Video Games, Nintendo

4.8 • 852 Ratings

🗓️ 28 July 2016

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

NX speculation continues, early 2000s Australian TV gets discussed, penis sound effects are created and the exciting results of the Rip Torn Alive or Dead poll are finally revealed.

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0:00.0	Paying by card.
0:01.2	Earning points.
0:02.3	It's as simple as it's what you can do with them that counts.
0:06.2	Discoveries with friends.
0:08.0	Palapino salmon.
0:09.0	Memories with your taste buds.
0:11.0	Or just one epic.
0:13.6	Spend your points on what really matters to you.
0:15.6	That's the powerful backing of American Express.
0:17.9	Limited time offers end 14th of January 2025.
0:21.9	Search Amex Cards. Preferred reward gold 14th of January 2025. Search Amex cards.
0:27.7	Preferred reward gold credit card, representative 88.3% APR variable. Annual fee applies after the first year,
0:50.8	subject to status 18 plus tis and Cs apply. I'm opening it as we speak.
0:55.3	Well, I want to look on my phone to be able to refer.
0:58.5	I'm having to lean over to you and sniff you.
1:01.5	Good morning video games.
1:07.5	Welcome to Filthy Casuals, a podcast about video games hosted by three extremely kind and knowledgeable boys.
1:08.4	First of all, you've got me.
1:10.8	It's little Tommy Dasselo.
1:13.2	Sitting opposite me to my immediate right, you've got...
1:17.2	Benvenel.
1:19.0	Wearing a scarf and a jacket.
	...

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