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Oats vs beans, wheat vs chaff, a tired conversation about the various incarnations of Scooby Doo, OK Scrappy, Scooby and the arrival of beer, seats and lids and covers, potentially death-inducing nubs. Links: Nubs Rolled oats vs steel cut oats Intro music: Scooby Doo Papa by La Tropa Estrella Outro music: Scooby Snacks by Fun Lovin' Criminals

The note also rises, the tink core, screen craps, once the drumming gets too complex, it's zines and scenes all the way down, learning to type, the T9 input method, it's nice when the tool becomes invisible. Links: Power Duo Intro music: Walk Away by James Gang Outro music: Walk Away by Phish

Moving masses of people via tweet, some whimsy talk, I'm gonna lick that, drinking molten flag poles, and the correct pronunciation of La Croix. Links: Some mouth horn competition for Brad Episode music: The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly by Ennio Morricone

Tracking Kevin Sorbo down through the ages to find the powers of trillions in the dirt-stained life of VR journeys to read the plaques at the forest prisons. Link: Boom Clap, Elk Road Remix

Unfun, why people watch movies, mass quantities of mashed potatoes, empty backwards places, and old match discourse. Links: Is It You by Lee Ritenour Top of the World by Van Halen

Morph cuts, Sleeping in a bucket, fun with bicycle pumps and soda, Brad likes it both ways, and listening to Frank Zappa instead of trying to somewhat improve our show. Links: Odo Shapeshifting Homer in the Real World Van Halen, Hot for Teacher Frank Zappa, Joe's Garage cover Frank Zappa, Watermelon in Easter Hay

The square is bigger than the duck, different yeast flavor profiles, half kimonos, very poor and somewhat dangerous driving habits, and we did not talk about Toobin with my tube out. Links: Lorelei single Galliant Learn about Duck Hunt And its accompanying Zapper

Non-Euclidean geometry rears its ugly hyperbolic head again, a mute mic fake out, the relativity of ancient history, workin' that claw machine or maybe not, a millimeter man, Brad attempts to cure his perspective, and it's terrifying when you find little taxidermied animals coming to life. Links: Non-Euclidean geometry George Harrison, Got My Mind Set On You Episode music by George Harrison, When...

Brad and Adam discuses Styx's fifth album while Adam bakes scones. Also in this episode: Mrs. Featherbottom plays a 1 inch drum, swimming in sauce, a perfectly timed little zinger, eating a bowl of cumin, and much much more. Links: Prelude 12 on 12 What are these lyrics? Family Size frozen chicken parm

The atrocity toilet, 3rd men and 2nd men, monitoring Harry Ass Truman's every move, and the nickel. LINK: Episode music: Ball and Biscuit by The White Stripes

The appropriateness of the phrase "drain the liz," Brad tries to defend his statement about how it's obvious that Zardoz was made by an excellent filmmaker, never put the shot of losing control of the trailer in the trailer, the spectrum of that classic 70s film look.

Storm's comin', communicating with the earth at the speed of pain, do gundarks have tic-tac sized ears, pre-distressed Lambos, several headphone updates, musing about the hardness of snow piles, and the importance of having one place. Links: Bursitis Lambo Intro music, Lamb Talk by Quavo Outro music, Waves: Long & Soft by Natural Sample Makers

There's always a little snag, the film Zardoz as a small bird that falls out of the sky, a revisit of the 1 inch man, pigeons of prey, Our first Little Mysteries segment, Dr. Dre on the Adult Contemporary radio station. LINKS: Zardoz The 1 to 6 inch man The Long Way Up

Lots of talk of the length and height of things. The non-millimeter reference numbers of three new cameras, a 1 inch man among fields of crops, and the mystery deepens. Links: 1936 Kodak Bullet 35mm film Episode music: Filmstrip by Ackryte

Nonstandard food combinations, how to wash lettuce, clogging up the mind jams, sometimes the cold and the warm is its own nice thing. Links: A gigantic hot dog sliced thinly for your convenience Seattle cream cheese dogs Intro music, Hot Dog! by They Might Be Giants Outro music, Hot Dog by Led Zeppelin

A garden of children awaits, we still don't know who Ray is, milk or melk. Links: Intro music, Can't Get You Out of My Head by Kylie Minogue Outro music, Bullet In The Head by Rage Against the Machine

Room talk, several armoires of camera equipment, one armoire has one door seven drawers and one armoire has two doors no drawers, two steins, who is Ray?, and one generic styrofoam male head. Links: Gomyo's album A Collection of Great Steins Nice Danish scum armoire

Lack of reverberations, an unboxing of epic proportions, Harry S. Truman ate part of Adam's pouch, the pros and cons of different brands of multitool, not wanting to piss on your laptop, and a surprise Regarding Henry tie-in. Links: Episode music: "Unboxing" by Albertu Grasu

History-making double speed, cross 'em offs, a brief discussion of Ansel Adams's zone system for exposing large format film negatives.

A mouth horn intro that should have been more extra medium, a number of oral updates, coin bones, the return of random poik, sputum-covered lint. Links: Pork chops and applesauce Choose your pork chops carefully Episode outro music

The 4th component of the cosmic headphone ballet, the sweat, the flecks, and the wets, the Pointer Sisters and Van Halen non-connection conundrum. Links: Jump Also Jump

Showing your foolishness as a super power, parking that big doubt truck right in the little garage, once you do the Dew what do you do, periscope usage is a super power, blights on quilts, extra medium.

The surprisingly aptness of cockamamie, mic stand efficiencies, The Godfather's world building fingerprints, overhype hype inverse dynamic, and a fine salvation.

What is not a nacho, a Fela Kuti sesh on party night, Richard Dawson is Patient O squared. Episode music: "Water No Get Enemy" by Fela Kuti Richard Dawson kisses 200+ women

Offspring movie prices, 0, a noteworthy eraserhead viewing, getting bitten in the period-piece hole, one small statement about Alice. Links: Show music: In Heaven (Everything is fine) Oilmen To commission an original painting like the one featured in the episode art, hit up the "Contact" link on gutterballs.tv and reference Episode 196.