Rebel FM Episode 119 - 10/28/11

Rebel FM

Arthur Gies

News, Tech News, Video Games, Leisure

4.6 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 29 October 2011

⏱️ 96 minutes

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Summary

This week Anthony is in Southern California engaging in his own modern war, so we're rejoined by Tyler and Ryan as we go on at length about the failings of Battlefield 3's campaign and why we love it anyway, then we chat a bit about Skyrim, Mass Effect 3's co-op, and more. Then it's on to letters before cutting things off in advance of the National Guard. This week's music, in order of appearance: Justice - Civilization; Team Sleep - Ataraxia

Transcript

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0:00.0	Here's the day on the road, there's nothing good on the radio
0:08.0	Once again, I don't know, who should I turn to?
0:16.0	The rap of the bell, the rap of the bell
0:31.0	Hello, Anthony is not here, so you're stuck with me.
0:35.0	Hi everybody, this is a Rebel FM episode 119.
0:38.0	I am your substitute host, Arthur Geese, with me as always, is Matt Chanernay.
0:44.0	Hi Arthur, I'm good sir, Ryan O'Donnell, and on his return tour, Tyler Barber.
0:53.0	Hey, what's up?
0:55.0	Welcome back.
0:56.0	I like your flannel shirt.
0:58.0	Thank you, it's very warm.
0:59.0	It's very warm.
1:00.0	It's a roller coaster weather.
1:02.0	It's very grunge.
1:03.0	It was kind of cool today, which is weird, because it's been so warm for every other day.
1:06.0	Well, I had to cool down for the Oakland riots.
1:08.0	Oh, I'm sorry, the Oakland police suppression.
1:10.0	Yeah, well, again, not one store has been vandalized.
1:14.0	Yep.
1:15.0	In spite of the police trying to start a riot.
1:17.0	But at least one Iraq veteran sent to the hospital.
1:19.0	Yeah.
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