Rebel FM Episode 79 - 10/08/10

Rebel FM

Arthur Gies

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🗓️ 9 October 2010

⏱️ 107 minutes

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Summary

Hello! This week we narrowly avoid a Diet Dr. Pepper disaster as we talk more about Dead Rising 2, Enslaved, Quantum Theory, Civilization V and more. Then we move on to entries in our Halo contest and read letters. THE USUAL. Since it's a new month, I've again chosen music that's on sale during this month's Amazon $5.00 MP3 Album sale. Each of these songs is featured this month. This week's music, in order of appearance: Rilo Kiley - Moneymaker The Do - On My Shoulders Gnarls Barkley - Who's Gonna Save My Soul

Transcript

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0:00.0	Here's the day on the road
0:04.0	There's nothing good on the radio
0:08.0	Once again I didn't know
0:12.0	Should I touch him?
0:16.0	Look at all that bad
0:20.0	Look at all that bad
0:24.0	Look at all that bad
0:28.0	Look at all that bad
0:38.0	Episode 79 is brought to you by drinking water
0:46.0	Oh I can't think I could tell
0:50.0	He's our third giggies
0:52.0	That's asshole tax
0:54.0	It's my other barber
0:56.0	Put it in the pizza
0:59.2	Match and her name Jesus Christ dude. Thank you. I look here. I tried to drink it and it went in my lungs
1:06.4	Long water
1:08.4	In this episode 80 not 79. We just
1:11.6	Next week is 80
1:13.6	The big eight zero
1:17.4	Video games video game a killer should be more on the ball with this stuff considering
1:22.7	He's now been on 67 episodes. Well, I just heard you guys say something about 80
1:29.0	I was tuning you guys out. I guess you were talking on next week. Yeah next week. Um, he's 80
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