Rebel FM Episode 52 - 02/18/10

Rebel FM

Arthur Gies

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4.6 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 19 February 2010

⏱️ 157 minutes

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Summary

Clever greetings play on words! This week we're joined by Matt from Area 5 as we spend TWO HOURS talking about what we've been playing, which includes Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening, Battlefield Bad Company 2 singleplayer, Command and Conquer 4, and X10 stuff including Dead Rising 2, Alan Wake, and Splinter Cell Conviction. Then it's on to letters, including one listener's professional psychiatric opinion of your faithful Rebel FM hosts. This week's music, in order of appearance: Autolux - Turnstile Blues; Failure - Stuck on You; A Perfect Circle - Gravity;

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 didn't do, and should I turn to?
0:17.0	You're apple that fell
0:21.0	You're apple that fell
0:25.0	You're apple that fell
0:29.0	You're apple that fell
0:32.0	Hello, and welcome to episode 52 of Rebel FM
0:36.0	I'm Anthony Geigos, with me as Tyler Barber
0:40.0	What is up?
0:42.0	Matt Shangerney
0:43.0	Hello
0:44.0	And Arthur Gees
0:45.0	I fucking hate you
0:47.0	He tries to fuck us up by looking at the wrong person and saying the name
0:50.0	It's like the DS game, the brain training
0:53.0	I actually did, that was me talking when you thought it was Matt
0:56.0	I just threw my voice very effectively
0:58.0	Whoa
0:59.0	I threw my voice into Matt's mouth
1:02.0	Wow
1:03.0	So we all played...
1:04.0	Not the only thing you've put in my mouth, it's true
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