Anger Management — Papa’s Basement 462
There’s a fine line between “standing up for oneself when confronted” and “raving, aggressive lunatic that needs to work through some things.” In front of my co-hostess Eva, I graduated […]
The site Ashley Madison, which, ostensibly, puts married people looking for an affair in touch with those that can give them one, had its database of user info hacked a few months ago. The group responsible for the act released the data which, predictably enough, contained the names of several people putting themselves out there as bastions of morality. Some choice winners in the hypocrisy sweepstakes (I apologize for that awful, non-scathing line) were Josh Duggar, the tubby, balding spawn of Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar of 19 Kids and Counting renown and swirling nexus of horrid press in the past two months, and Sam Rader, a Christian vlogger who rose to fame by stealing his wife’s urine out of the toilet. I have to say, to the contrary of what most people believe, these guys make a great case for Christianity. You get to bone around a ton and skip wearing condoms and, as long as you say your God forgave you, your wife has to take you back or SHE is the ruinous whore. Pretty sweet.
There’s also the tragic tale of Julie Mott, a 25-year-old Texas woman whose corpse was stolen hours after her memorial service. Authorities want to know why, but…my theory is it’s because she was a hot girl who left an intact corpse and some mortician was lonely. I didn’t need a BA in criminal science to puzzle that shit out, police, so what’s your excuse? That dovetails us into the story of Carl Tanzler, the Grand Poobah of corpse balling, and whose story you want to hear, if only so that you spend the rest of your days showering and scrubbing several layers of your skin off at its horror. Enjoy the show!
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DESKTOP/LAPTOP USERS: Click here to visit the iTunes Papa’s Basement webpage. On the subsequent browser page, click “View in iTunes”. Once iTunes launches, click on “Ratings and Reviews”, located near the top of the page.
IPHONE/IPAD USERS: Click here to launch the podcasts app. Select the the “search” magnifying glass in the lower right, look for “Papa’s Basement”, and click the icon of the show (the sad clown face) that appears under “Podcasts” at the bottom of the screen. After doing that, select “reviews”, then “write a review” on the next screen. Easy as calculus after an all-night bender! Thank you. And apologies for making you read the words “click here” 46 times in a row.
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