S&W Episode 819: Wipe It Till It Bleeds

Sick and Wrong Podcast

Dee Simon and Kate Rambo

Comedy, Tv & Film

4.8 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 29 November 2021

⏱️ 81 minutes

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Summary

Dee’s experience with post-Thanksgiving gastrointestinal distress leads him to give thanks for the invention of toilet paper and share its taboo and hygienic history with the listening audience. Christina calls in about a strange request from her Buddhist boyfriend which led to the discovery of her BPD. RIP Hank Von Hell.

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0:00.0	Hey, Whipple! You've been giving the Mrs. Here a tough time for squeezing new shaman bathroom tissue.
0:06.1	But there's a sign. Honey, there's a sign.
0:09.3	But Herman, new shaman's so squeezably soft.
0:12.2	And that's gentle fragrance. And the price is gentle, too.
0:15.8	It does feel soft. But you've got to be strong and resistant like us guys right whipple
0:22.1	Whipple
0:23.4	Mr. Whipple
0:25.1	New Charmin bathroom tissue from Procter & Gamble
0:28.8	Listen
0:36.3	Listening to Sikronan.
0:42.5	Sicken Ron.
0:44.3	Yes, you're listening to Sikronan?
0:47.0	The Sick and Wrong, the world source for antisocial commentary.
0:51.9	God, what a bunch of scumbags.
0:54.6	Good evening. Welcome to Sik and Wrong, the World Source for Antisocial Commentary.
0:58.8	One of your host, you, Simon.
1:00.2	And I'm the everyone, Kate Rambo. Hello.
1:03.0	Kate Rambo, I got the post- Thanksgiving shits, like most Americans do right now.
1:10.2	That is too honest.
1:11.7	And it's also what not my generation,
1:14.8	the one below me would call TMI.
1:17.4	TMI, David.
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