SWIC Presents – Outside The Galaxy – Fartman

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Society & Culture, Comedy, Tv & Film

4.6 • 770 Ratings

🗓️ 20 November 2023

⏱️ 57 minutes

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In this episode, Dave tells us about the short lived but very memorable alter-ego of shock jock Howard Stern – Fartman. The post SWIC Presents – Outside The Galaxy – Fartman first appeared on NEOZAZ.

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0:00.0	I've had this bone to pick with you ever since two months before the event, and I don't think we've recorded.
0:06.5	That's how you get to bring it up.
0:07.9	I told you, I watched a gameplay of The Last of Us, and you're like, how did you sit and do that?
0:13.2	And I'm thinking to myself after two weeks later, I'm like, wait a minute.
0:16.3	How much baseball does he sit and watch?
0:19.8	What's the freaking difference?
0:22.4	Baseball's, but baseball is live.
0:24.6	I knew, I knew.
0:25.7	I knew this was not going to be cut and dry.
0:27.5	I love this.
0:28.6	Baseball's live and different and it's actually happening.
0:31.8	But I don't know what's happening in this game, so it's all new and live and different to me.
0:38.1	All right.
0:39.0	Rather than walking around, you know, in baseball, they just run to the basis.
0:43.3	At least people get shot in what I'm watching.
0:45.8	Baseball would be a hell of a lot more entertaining if you could shoot people.
0:53.7	This is SWICP presents outside the galaxy, the podcast that takes a closer look at unique characters and people a little closer to home.
1:01.7	Well, pitter-patter, let's get at her.
1:03.7	Backstories.
1:04.6	Well, we're born.
1:06.1	Histories.
1:07.0	Wasn't me.
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