The Geekbox: Episode 185

The Geekbox

Ryan Scott

1up, Who, Ign, Playstation, Gamespy, Xbox, Tv, Dr, Comics, Gfw, Leisure, Burn, Ziff, Lost, Games, Nintendo, Gaming, Cgw, Venture, Dc, Egm, Video Games, Marvel, Geekbox, Movies, Warcraft, Notice

4.7 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 12 September 2012

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

Wherein we discuss animal names, driving in L.A., salt on pizza, PAX, board games, Steam's Big Picture Mode, Terraria, VVVVVV, Wii U pre-orders, Punch-Out!! fan projects (and casual '80s racism), egregious Guild Wars near-typos, and the first-ever Geekbox web comic. Starring Ryan Scott, David Barabe, Karen Chu, Adam Fitch, and Ryan Higgins.

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0:00.0	Hello and Salt on Pizza. This is the podcast for the week of September 10th, 2012.
0:30.0	I'm your host Ryan Scott.
0:32.0	Who's with me? Karen Chu.
0:33.2	Ryan Higgins.
0:34.3	And we will indirect to.
0:37.9	Adam Fitch.
0:39.0	And special guest listener.
0:42.1	David Berriby. David Baraby.
0:44.0	Baraby.
0:45.0	Baraby.
0:46.0	Baraby. This guy's been down here like nine times waiting for you guys.
0:49.0	I know.
0:50.0	He kept showing up and then like Karen and Fitch weren't here and then like he came back and
0:55.2	then it was just me and Ryan and so...
0:57.2	Your last name has two animals in it, a bear and a bee.
1:02.4	That's pretty cool. That's pretty cool. That's pretty cool. That's pretty cool. I know Burm B.
1:07.0	Burnby. Burnby. Yeah, Burmby is in Vancouver.
1:10.0	Or New Vancouver. British Columbia.
1:13.0	Anyways, where are you from, David?
1:14.0	I am originally from the Bay Area and then I moved down to LA for about seven years and now I'm back.
1:19.0	You made the right choice.
1:21.0	I know.
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