PODCAST: Shock Collar Question of the Day (08/17/20)

Brooke and Jeffrey

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Relationships, Comedy, Society & Culture

4.7 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 17 August 2020

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Today's question: During the first World War, the English language changed faster than almost any other time in history...The war produced a huge amount of military slang. Many of those phrases are still around today...and one of them...

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1:00.0	All right, son, time to put out this campfire.
1:02.0	Dad, we learned about this in school. Oh, son. Time to put out this campfire. Dad, we learned about this in school.
1:04.0	Oh, did you now? Okay. What's first?
1:07.0	Smoky Bear said to
1:08.0	First drown it with a bucket of water,
1:10.0	then stir it with a shovel.
1:12.0	Wow, you sound just like him.
1:14.2	Then he said,
1:15.2	If it's still warm, then do it again.
1:17.8	Where can I learn all this?
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1:30.0	For 60 seconds from your shock caller question of the day. It's a broken
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