Outlandish Episode 114 07-12-10

Outlandish Podcast

Outlandish Productions

Podcast, Video Games, Comedy, Video, Games, Instance, Nerd, Diablo, Blizzard, Thread, Of, Warcraft, Outlandish, Games & Hobbies, Official, Legendary, Insider, Chronicles, Geek, World, Wow

4.6 • 674 Ratings

🗓️ 12 July 2010

⏱️ 109 minutes

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Summary

Discussion of Real ID and Blizzard's retraction, some Cataclysm talk, and talent tree revamp. All this week with some 3.5.

Transcript

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0:00.0	For decades, listeners have fallen in love with Outlandish podcast parodies. Their songs have brought hope and joy to millions of fans around the world. Though their young lives were cut short and tragic but unrelated triple murder suicides, their legacy lives on in their sweet melodies. In the year since their untimely deaths, myths and rumors have swirled of unfinished parody songs hidden away like treasure troves of unicorn tentacles.
0:24.3	But now, for the first time ever, Outlandish Productions brings to you Pizzerias, Quidus and Eruptus, the lost music of Outlandish podcast.
0:33.5	Ain'tle rupture, Aynel cleave, looking to by shadow weave, anal fishing, anal mall, hard to store it all.
0:41.0	Featuring new classics like chain heels.
0:44.6	But don't you know?
0:45.7	That's the sound of the orch, shaman cast and chain, heels.
0:52.9	That's the sound of the orc
0:55.0	Shaman cast and chain
0:57.0	Heels all day long he's saying
1:00.0	You
1:01.0	Talk
1:03.0	No
1:05.0	Talk
1:07.0	No
1:08.0	You're my angel Girl you're an angel
1:14.6	You're an angel
1:16.6	You're a healing angel
1:18.6	You rolled up priest in spect holy
1:22.6	Baby
1:24.6	Shona you're an angel
1:27.6	you're a healing angel
1:30.7	you pulled the boss
	...

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