Rebel FM Episode 59 -- 04/21/10

Rebel FM

Arthur Gies

Videogames, Comedy, Steam, Nintendo, Xbox, Video Games, Leisure, Pcgaming, Tech News, News, Playstation

4.6 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 23 April 2010

⏱️ 132 minutes

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Summary

Join the regular crew along with Matt Chandronait and Scott Bromley as we blow the hell out of your mind. This week's show includes discussion about StarCraft 2, Ghost Recon Future Soldier, Okami DS, Dead Rising 2, Splinter Cell: Conviction, and a host of other titles. After game talk we get knee deep in your letters, explaining away your love woes and videogame thoughts alike. Enjoy!

Transcript

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0:00.0	Every day on the road, there's nothing good on the radio
0:08.0	Once again I didn't do, I should write a tune
0:17.0	The rap of the bell, the rap of the bell
0:25.0	The rap of the bell, the rap of the bell
0:31.0	Hello, hello and welcome to Rebel FM
0:34.0	Episode 59, I'm Anthony Gagas, with me is Tyler Barber
0:39.0	Right, I'm so excited to be back, we took a week off
0:44.0	Wait, what's up?
0:46.0	I'm just getting crazy echo on Tyler
0:48.0	Well that's because I brought two of me today to make up for last week's episode
0:52.0	We took a week off
0:53.0	One of me that's far further away
0:55.0	And we also have Arthur Geese
0:58.0	In case it wasn't obvious by my complaining
1:00.0	Well, and then we have a match engineer
1:03.0	And then we have fucking Scott Bromley
1:06.0	Fuck you man
1:07.0	Specifically here because you guys said you didn't want him
1:09.0	Yeah, fuck you
1:12.0	Scott, can I just get the letter that's to you out of the way?
1:15.0	Yes, please, you've been teasing this
1:17.0	Why do you sound so much like Greg Miller?
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