S2 Ep29: It Takes Two Years To Break In A Pair of Cacks

Dubland

HeadStuff Podcasts

News, Society & Culture, Comedy

5.0 • 569 Ratings

🗓️ 14 July 2020

⏱️ 73 minutes

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The mint milkshakes from McDonald's turned kids green and Sunny D made them orange. Good for bereavement though, which is something. PJ confesses his love for "Dallas" and Funderland. The episode is a nostalgia fest for the first while. There's breaking news on the word 'Culchie'. They serve the wrong chips in Lahinch but overall it's a great place altogether, down in the Clares. The pair of love gurus talk about relationships and sexuality and sort it all out once and for all. PJ turns into a classic barfly and Suzanne wades briefly into the battle of big financial tech. Hotel breakfasts in the time of the so-called New Normal, the good, the bad and the ugly of buffet or not systems. The age old question of what is better, Sex or a Cup of Tea, is finally answered, conclusively. The saga of PJ vs Gym continues. Socks, odd socks and 20 year old underwear. Sports fans in their full kits on tour. Dubland keeps the world spinning and sorts it all out as it goes, don't even worry about it, buy a t-shirt, good luck! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:49.6	I'm not the most gifted smartphone person in the world. But I like when I open up an app on my phone for it to be so user friendly. It's not only just easy to use. It's inviting me in. I want to be tempted. I need Play-Doh. Like it needs to be. I tried to book my eyebrows the other day. It was disaster. Back and forward and in and it. So not only do you end up with bad eyebrows, but that's because of bad UX design. I don't need to be personal. Whereas there is good
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