The Purple Stuff Podcast: Episode 10!

The Purple Stuff Podcast

Purple Stuff Podcast

Comedy

5 • 842 Ratings

🗓️ 11 October 2015

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

Jay and Matt talk about GHOSTS from all walks of pop culture... some famous, some not!

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0:00.0	Well, well, well, welcome to the Purple Stuff Podcast.
0:06.6	Starring Jay from the sexy armpit, and Matt from Dinosaur Dracula. Matt, what we have going on tonight on the Purple Stuff podcast?
0:39.4	Well, I think this is going to be our spookiest episode ever.
0:43.3	Spoo!
0:44.8	Turn your lights on and lock your doors.
0:47.8	Because this episode is all about ghosts.
0:50.8	Yes.
0:51.8	Oh, man. And having said ghosts, I realize that my lisp is going to be out of control for the next 40 minutes.
0:59.2	Going to have to come up with a new specters, spirits.
1:02.5	They all have fucking asses of it.
1:07.3	Apparitions.
1:08.8	Apparitions.
1:09.3	Yes. Apparitions. Apparitions. Apparitions. I cannot understand what the ghosts are saying.
1:21.6	The first ghost that comes to my mind is Samara from the ring.
1:25.6	She has the long, wet hair, and she's got the little, like, sort of nightgown on,
1:30.3	and she's coming out of the well.
1:32.3	Seven days.
1:38.3	When I first saw The Ring,
1:40.3	that's what left the impression on me.
1:42.3	And I saw that movie a ton of times in
1:44.6	theaters. And then when it came out on DVD, I think I must have watched it like 50 times. And I was
1:49.4	really obsessed with it. But since then, I realized how convoluted the plot really is.
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