Rebel FM Episode 77 - 09/24/10

Rebel FM

Arthur Gies

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

4.6 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 25 September 2010

⏱️ 99 minutes

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Summary

Greetings, and ephemeral visitations upon you as we're joined this week by Scott Bromley and Brian Altano. We talk about games for approximately 138 seconds before becoming completely derailed. Enjoy!This week's music, in order of appearance:AFI - Head Like a HoleREM - Losing My Religion

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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, it should I turn to
0:16.0	The record of the bell
0:32.0	Hello and welcome to Rebel FM episode 77 Wet Dream Edition
0:36.0	I'm Anthony Gagos, with me is B. Altano
0:40.0	What's up?
0:42.0	I want them just to think your name is B. Altano
0:46.0	Yeah, his name is B. Altano
0:48.0	Yeah, what is that?
0:50.0	And then also Scott Bromley
0:52.0	Did you flip your head around like a Stallone and over the top?
0:58.0	For those of you who are still with us, after hearing Scott Bromley's name, there's Arthur Geese
1:04.0	And Mesh Engine
1:06.0	I actually left
1:08.0	I've never actually had a wet dream
1:10.0	So you guys don't know how to talk about it
1:12.0	We've totally had the wet dream conversation on this podcast before
1:16.0	Femeral Fantasia was the name for it
1:18.0	You named your Killzone 2 clan after it and never played that game again
1:20.0	What nocturnal emissions?
1:22.0	No, ephemeral Fantasia
1:24.0	That's the name of an RPG ephemeral Fantasia
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