OSPod Episode 33: Ancient Super-weapons, Minoan Mysteries, and the Death of the Holiday Sweater

Overly Sarcastic Podcast

Gregory Kerr

Youtube, Literature, Overly Sarcastic, Education, Osp, Tv & Film, After Shows, Indigo, Blue, Mythology, History, Red

4.9 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 22 December 2021

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

Red and Blue's synergy leads to a weirdly connected few weeks of topics on this episode of the OSPod!

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0:00.0	I knew a guy who would, they would have to dispose of the Christmas tree every year of course
0:07.1	because if you get a real tree, it's like a whole last pine tree in your living room.
0:12.2	And this was back in high school and what his family would do apparently is they would
0:18.0	like take the tree to the point in one of the big fire pits and they would just light
0:23.9	it up and the whole thing would go up really fast but also really efficiently.
0:28.6	And then they would clear out before the sirens arrived because it would basically be
0:33.0	like a, like a cedar explosion hilarious.
0:36.5	Yeah, I know, right?
0:39.6	I can't.
0:40.6	One of the most wholesome people I know too, it's just like my Christmas celebration is
0:43.5	we burn the tree.
0:44.5	But it's just by the big old do not try this at home morning on that story and mark it
0:48.3	hilarious.
0:58.0	Hello everybody and welcome to another episode of the Oberly Sarcastic Podcast.
1:01.5	I am Blue and I'm joined by Red.
1:04.0	Greetings, mortals.
1:05.3	Hello and Indigo.
1:09.2	She's not gracing us for her presence today.
1:11.3	I guess you could.
1:12.3	I wanted to extend the courtesy for a last episode of the year.
1:16.1	Big spirit.
1:17.1	If you are here, give us a sign.
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