The Family: Artificial Life, Real Death - #2368

Tom Barnard Podcast

News, Comedy

4.6 • 637 Ratings

🗓️ 18 July 2023

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

They say life in plastic is fantastic. Judging by how many people are freaking out over a movie about a plastic doll, it must be. That or people just enjoy wearing pink. You know what else people enjoy? Being serial killers. It's not quite as popular as Barbie, but there are enough shows about it to make you think so. If you had to choose one, we recommend the doll. Just don't go all Sid from Toy Story and you should be fine.

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0:00.0	I'm rocking out, man.
0:05.0	I always are.
0:06.0	Welcome to the family with...
0:08.0	Not in Barbie Pink, Ralph D. Vasher-M-D Hackmaster.
0:11.0	Alex Rapprador Rasmussen.
0:13.0	And E. Bram Bernard.
0:15.0	Kristen Bert.
0:17.0	Tim Lamers.
0:19.0	And Thomas B. Thomas B.
0:21.7	Thomas B, ladies and gentlemen, I just read this ridiculous article on the Star Tribune,
0:26.8	that there are a bunch of people at MnDOT that want to turn I-94.
0:31.5	Have you heard of this, Tim?
0:33.4	No, no.
0:34.4	First time, what's going on?
0:36.1	Mnod is talking about turning I-94 into a boulevard.
0:41.1	Can you imagine the traffic in this city if they ever did that?
0:44.6	The traffic would be 24 hours a day.
0:46.9	The Twin Cities Boulevard.
0:48.6	What would that entail exactly?
0:50.3	I don't even get what they want to do by doing that.
0:54.3	I lower it.
0:54.9	Well, remember, what's his name?
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