The Geekbox: Episode 96

The Geekbox

Ryan Scott

Leisure, Video Games

4.6 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 16 December 2010

⏱️ 81 minutes

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Summary

Wherein we discuss rockin' out with Broasis, Tron: Legacy (the movie), Tron: Legacy (the game), World of Warcraft: Cataclysm, 2029 Online, DC Universe Online, Guillermo del Toro's Insane (SO insane), SSX: Deadly Descents, Batman: Arkham City, the Spike Video Game Awards, Jose Gonzalez, the Inception mobile app, and the Geekboxies. Starring Ryan Scott, Karen Chu, Ryan Higgins, Alice Liang, and Carlos Rodela.

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0:23.0	Hello, is with me. Karen Chu. Ryan Higgins. Carlos Radella.
0:25.0	Oh.
0:27.0	I mean Alice.
0:30.0	My name is Alice.
0:32.0	Carl's Radella is Alice. Charles Woodella and Alice.
0:35.0	And Alice.
0:36.0	Just Alice. Girls are back.
0:38.0	Awesome.
0:39.0	Get prepare for some emotional stuff.
0:42.0	You prepare for some estrogen.
0:43.6	Oh, the word is even gross.
0:46.6	Yeah, fallopian tube.
0:48.6	But, vagina, vagina, vampires, vagina.
0:51.0	I, um, I was, I didn't Google myself by I search for myself on
0:56.0	YouTube and then the first thing on the YouTube site that pops up if you search
1:00.5	Karen Chu is someone took a clip of our podcast when I was talking
1:06.1	when I was eating the Fluffer Nutter sandwich and talked about how it looks
1:11.0	like Santorum so yeah it was that clip. That's the number one YouTube hit when you search for
1:16.9	Karen Joe. I was like, wow. I was like, maybe it's not so good for employers.
1:20.3	Hmm. Well, sorry, my voice are awesome.
1:25.0	So, where the hell have you guys been?
1:29.0	What's your problem?
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