This time the guys talk about the end of the world and the idiots who believe it or think it is hilarious to joke about. Later the guys talk about various couples having sex in the same room and invent a game of sexual musical chairs. Plus the guys talk about chat lines, work funerals and Cline tells us how he would give back to the community if he was rich.
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Wednesdays are for podcasts, amongst other things. The guys start out by talking about their sensitive gag reflex and ways to stop it. Plus the guys talk about the new reality show about crazy funerals and we ask Mark what he would like for his funeral.
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The guys start off by talking about an 87 year old man who pummeled his roommate. This turns into a discussion about whether or not a person is an asshole for life. Plus they talk about old people and how horrible it would be to be old and playing bingo.
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Here is the latest episode and the guys talk about overeating, Mark’s worthless toy collection, looking for stuff to sell, and delicious crime scene pizza. Plus the guys talk about the recent Bieber murder plot.
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Post By Mike Cline Jr.
On December 7th we finally got on stage as a two man act. Something we have been hoping to do for a while now, but have never had much opportunity to do. By myself I am fairly good at performing stand up but doing a show with another guy on stage is a bit of a different dynamic even with the hundreds of hours of podcasts we have done together in the past few years. This show was a short set and it turned out pretty well in spite of us not planning a whole lot and Mark not swinging at setups i threw to him because he forgot his own jokes. So here are the highlights of this performance which include stuff from my own act, classic podcast bits and a bit of improvised material. Hopefully next time we get our timing down a little better and Mark remembers his own jokes.