TMS 2175: Burn the butterflies

The Morning Stream

Scott Johnson

Comedy

4.7 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 16 September 2021

⏱️ 88 minutes

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To Catch a Petabyte. NEED OUTPUT! Wasp-ception. My Husband Comes from Donut People. It all made sense in the dream. Everybody Loves Morrissey. Mowing Virtual Lawns and Pumping Virtual Gas. Not My First Isuzu Rodeo! Skeevily Biting Her Neck. Bobby Frankensteinburgerhymen. Moo Loo Poo. Dark Matter Multiplies Like Rabbits. Never Introduce Anything to Anything. Moo Left the Seat Up? Therapy Thursday and more on this episode of The Morning Stream.

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0:00.0	Coming up on TMS, to catch a petabyte.
0:02.9	Need output.
0:04.4	Waspception.
0:05.7	My husband comes from Donut People.
0:07.6	It all made sense in the dream.
0:09.4	Everybody loves Morrissey.
0:11.0	Mowing virtual lawns and pumpin' virtual gas.
0:14.0	It's not my first to sue Zurodio.
0:15.7	Skively biting her neck.
0:17.1	Bobby Frankenberger Stein and Hyman.
0:19.0	I died, whatever.
0:21.7	I had it as Simon and it's perfect, it's great.
0:24.8	Moo Lu Poo.
0:26.2	Dark Matter multiplies like rabbits.
0:28.2	Never introduce anything to anything.
0:30.9	Moo, left to seat up.
0:32.9	Therapy Thursday and more.
0:34.4	On this episode of The Morning Stream.
0:37.0	The Lake Superior State University has released
0:39.9	its list of the most overused clichés of the past year.
0:44.0	Leading the list were the terms cyberspace and online.
0:47.8	Gotta move, gotta move, where do you need a damn mango?
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