Hey folks, this is Kevin. On this week's episode of Riskyl here, Jeffrey Porterfield.

Oh man, you should have been here earlier. We had a big ol' pile and we robbed doing it. I'm being a fucking pornie man!

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Hello kids, this is Rick.

This is the show where people tell true stories. They never thought they dared to share.

I'm Kevin Hallison and this is Flight of the Concords behind me now. Complaining that there are

too many dicks on the dance floor, a circumstance. I certainly never had a problem with. Now listen folks,

last Thursday we had an episode with all women. And next Tuesday we'll have another episode with

all women. And that will be guest-tosted by our very own hope brush because we were thinking

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