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Oh No, Ross and Carrie

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🗓️ 15 August 2022

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

Carrie and Ross ponder Reverend John Shepherd’s stern warning that the end is coming any day now (in 1994). Plus, one of their favorite movies is finally available for download, and Alex Jones is available for takedown.

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0:00.0	Hello! Welcome to an aros and carry the show where we don't just report on fringe science,
0:13.2	spirituality, claims with paranormal, the end of the world, no way we take part ourselves.
0:17.7	Yep, when they make the claims we show up so you don't have to, I am Ross Blascher.
0:22.1	I am Carrie Poppy and we are here with a special episode.
0:26.9	With the end of the world as you said, from 28 years ago.
0:31.0	We watched a VHS video called UPC Codes in 666 colon, beware the mark of the beast.
0:40.8	And we will tell you about it, but first, a couple news items.
0:44.8	Yeah.
0:45.8	I have things to tell you Ross.
0:46.8	Yeah, yeah, I am excited.
0:47.8	Okay, so first of all, remember the movie that we watched Mystery of the Kingdom of God?
0:53.0	Yeah.
0:54.0	We didn't episode about it.
0:55.2	We went to the Drive-In Theater during the pandemic to see this very limited release film
1:00.6	made by one man in particular, young man.
1:04.0	Adam Smith.
1:05.0	Adam Smith.
1:06.0	The film was smitten with his voice.
1:07.9	He did all the voices, even the female characters.
1:13.0	Even the people from other countries with accent.
1:16.5	It was all his not very good voice.
1:20.7	Sorry Adam.
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