Gayish: 025 Boxing (w/ Murph Johnson)

Gayish Podcast

Gayish Media

Health & Fitness, Society & Culture, Sexuality, Health & Fitness:sexuality

4.5 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 3 September 2017

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

Mike and Kyle know nothing about boxing, yet these two gay dudes sophisticatingly anal-yze the Mayweather vs. McGregor fight. That’s why we bring in reinforcements in the form of Mike’s least good brother, Murph Johnson.

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0:00.0	Tell me it gets better.
0:03.0	Say that it gets better.
0:06.0	Oh.
0:08.0	P.S. I'm O.
0:10.0	Yes I'm gayai-I'm gayish.
0:14.0	Hello everyone in the podcast universe, this is gayish.
0:20.0	The podcast that thinks David and Goliath
0:22.0	was just a case of macrophilia gone wrong.
0:24.0	Wait, is that like fucking giants?
0:27.0	Macrophilia is like a sexual, like being sexually into giants.
0:31.0	Okay, I might, I might need to sign up for that.
0:33.8	Do you have Macrophilia?
0:34.8	Maybe.
0:35.8	There's a giant Scottish boy that the neighbor girl wants me to fuck and I really am thinking
0:39.4	that's going to be fun.
0:41.3	Giants not meaning like really tall people, like Giants. on Did you would like my? You would be a perfect announcer if you weren't so terrible.
0:58.0	Today we're going to talk about boxing or fighting.
1:04.0	Yeah, like there's, this is going to be the most difficult episode to listen to if you actually
1:09.4	know what's going on, because you're going to be really annoyed with our description of it.
1:13.6	It's a UFC dude that's boxing against a boxing dude.
1:17.4	The fight of the day.
1:18.8	The fight of the month.
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