Episode 86: Mickey Avalon and Cisco Adler

The Perfect 10 Podcast w/Lahna Turner

All Things Comedy

Comedy

4.4 • 603 Ratings

🗓️ 2 September 2015

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

This week on the Perfect 10 Podcast we go to Malibu to hangout with rap genius Mickey Avalon and music producer Cisco Adler. The fellas talk hits such as My Dick and Jane Fonda while Ralphie relates to their struggle to stay relevant in the ever-changing entertainment world. Grab your dicks and get ready for a fun episode!

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0:00.0	My dick cost a late night fee.
0:12.5	Yo dick got the HIV.
0:15.0	My dick plays on the double feature screen.
0:17.0	Yo dick, we're straight to DVD.
0:20.0	My dick. My dick dick My dick's got the
0:23.7	What is it?
0:24.9	Is bigger than...
0:25.5	No, no, your dick's got the HIV
0:27.8	My dick belongs on DVD
0:30.2	No, your dick, it goes straight to DVD
0:32.8	Yeah, straight to DVD
0:34.4	Okay, we're talking about
0:36.2	Mickey Avalon
0:37.4	Who has an awesome song called My Dick Which I love that song You love to come out to DVD. Okay, we're talking about Mickey Avalon, who has an awesome song called My Dick, which I love that song. You love to come out to that song. You know what? I do and I don't because it's so blue. Like, it's great because it's such a good song. It's a great song. But I don't want to just be so blue. I'm not as blue as I used to be.
0:56.1	That's true.
0:56.9	Not even close.
0:58.1	Nope.
0:58.6	Not even.
0:59.3	Actually really.
1:00.2	And you know what?
1:01.0	If you watch a lot of the female comics now that are popular, you're not even that dirty.
1:08.2	You're not blue at all.
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