DQYDJ 34: Yay, It's A DrunkyCast!

Posted on Monday, August 25, 2008 by Melanie

EP 34: Yay, It's A DrunkyCast! (37:15)


Welcome to Episode 34 of "Don't Quit Your Day Job: The Podcast!" where Melanie has a touch of the bursitis, Patrick gets loaded on half a glass of wine, Jerry is sleeping and Stacy fills in masterfully.

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4 Comments

  1. Anonymous | August 25, 2008 at 3:41 PM

    Stacy,

    You want one hunting accident haiku? I'll throw in a two-parter.

    Blam! Dick Cheney's gun!
    No, wait, that sounded more like
    ass grapes exploding.

    Smell of cordite? No,
    Patrick's ass blew us a kiss
    Warm, wet, sensuous.

    Again, guys, keep up the great work! Bring back Jerry! And did Jerry get any? Enquiring minds wanna know!

    Regards,

    rich.

     
  2. Stacy | August 25, 2008 at 4:14 PM

    Thanks for the haiku there rev!
    Always glad to see our listeners spouting poetry.

    Although not about Patricks ass....but thats just personal taste.

    Thanks again!!!

    Stacy

     
  3. Pat Gaik | August 25, 2008 at 7:31 PM

    Thanks, Rev...I think...

    See by your profile that you're a BU alum...and now in Chicago...tell me...do you miss the Avanti's Gondola's?

    Pat

     
  4. Anonymous | August 26, 2008 at 12:12 AM

    That bread was so sweet, you'd swear they dumped a pound of sugar into each loaf! On the other hand, half a Gondola and a Coke set me back only three bucks, good for a Sunday night meal. Those were more innocent times, when Peoria's odor was a perfume and the water was merely translucent.

    I was an I-74 college brat through and through - undergrad in Peoria, grad in Urbana, and seeing "Clerks" in Normal. All in all, I kinda liked central Illinois. Except Decatur. Now, THAT'S a bunghole disguised as a town.

     

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