TMS 2082: Catloaf

The Morning Stream

Scott Johnson

Comedy

4.8 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 15 March 2021

⏱️ 87 minutes

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Just About Got to See John's Wick. A Claw to the Sack. Bill only Has Small Nuts. The Daylight Savings Rebellion. There can be only one Beeeee Geeeeee. This watch gives me wood. That's not a Snausage! Let's Toss The Copper. Rushing to draw a line in the sand. How do you inhale with your butt? Get ready to get a fricking claw to the sack. I'll Own an Anvil Before I Own a House. Purple Hair.....Don't Care. FINDING STUFF In Barns With Bill and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Coming up on TMS.
0:01.4	Just about got to see John's wick.
0:03.6	A claw to the sack.
0:05.0	Bill only has small nuts.
0:07.2	The daylight savings rebellion.
0:09.2	There can only be one B. G.
0:12.4	This watch gives me wood.
0:14.0	That's not a snossage.
0:15.3	Let's toss this copper.
0:16.8	Rushing to draw a line in the sand.
0:19.8	How do you inhale with your butt?
0:21.4	Get ready to get a fricking claw to your sack.
0:23.8	Along an end, build before I own a house.
0:25.5	Purple hair, don't care.
0:27.2	Finding stuff in barns with Bill and more.
0:30.0	On this episode of The Morning Stream.
0:32.7	Well, I just had got known fighting my chickens,
0:35.2	watering them and stuff, and I walked back to my house
0:38.0	to get my phone so I could play a video game on it.
0:41.2	Well, I'm a cop, you're a terrorist.
0:43.2	It's just a matter of supply and demand.
0:44.9	Just good old-fashioned commerce.
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