Idle Thumbs 59: Rolling With the Pope

Idle Thumbs

Console Games, Video Games, Videogames, Comedy, Idle Thumbs, Idlethumbs, Games & Hobbies, Pc Games, Tv & Film, Indie Games

4.8 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 15 July 2010

⏱️ 104 minutes

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Summary

In video games, you can trust no one. Everyone is in on it, everyone but you. In video games nothing is real. Or, if it is, we're pretty sure you're seeing it via the visions of a comatose police officer, through the projection of genetic memories hurtled into your brain through time at tremendous speed, or in the dreams of a sleeping cartoon dog. With special guest Sean Vanaman.

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0:00.0	What was the thing that Jake says it's so fucking good?
0:03.0	Good God.
0:04.0	That I quoted to you.
0:05.0	Good grief.
0:06.0	And I am earlier.
0:07.0	I was like when Jake says, oh God.
0:10.0	Video games?
0:11.0	Classic.
0:12.0	Oh, games. Oh my God, he did a special move.
0:15.0	Why would I say games? Games, video games, video games, video games, video games, video games, video games, video games, video games, video games, video games, video games, video games, video games video games
0:44.0	video games video games
0:47.0	video games
0:48.0	video games
0:50.0	video games video games
0:51.0	video games, video games, video games,
0:57.0	Video Games.
1:01.0	It's July and this is the Adelthums Podcast episode 9 and I'm Chris Remo
1:08.9	and I'm Jake Rodkin and we're joined today by Sean Famous Vanaman who's sitting in for Steve
1:16.7	Hotscoup scanner hey guys hello Sean famous vanaman how's it going it's good going
1:21.3	pretty well we're gonna start by talking about a panel that we're doing.
1:24.6	That's true.
1:25.6	Really?
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