
Sometimes, in the Arizona sun, people talk about unintelligible topics.
These are the recorded findings of such times.
Mackenzie, Cameryn
The Guy stopped by to say:
I apollogize for the silence on our next podcast peeps. I’ll make sure that the next episode is so special, you’ll crap rainbows that drop gold children for you to sell to arab princes.
Also, Girl, text messages are an easy, guilt free way of replying/ giving bad news. Its fine that you didn’t reply, I have had so much work (I swear I am not playing GTA IV) that there hasn’t been any time for us to podcast anyway. Also do not text-message break up.
8 months agoSomeone
Is not getting my voicemails.
I’m getting them, I’m just not listening to them yet because they’ll make me feel guilty. Also I realize you called/left those messages almost a week ago and I haven’t gotten back to you and I’m sort of sorry, but really is it any big surprise that I never returned your calls?
By mid next week I will be free to podcast back on schedule.
8 months agoYou ever struggle to do something you know you should have done days ago (i.e. return library books, report being raped) and at the last moment realized you forgot something. This podcast is more or less all about that. At this very moment I forgot to edit the information on the mp3 itself meaning it will still have all the royalty free music theme song information.
Regardless, I’ve already decided all the songs for the next podcast are songs from the soundtrack to the feature length film “Juno”. I seem to have a natural aversion for all things “hip” or “cool” and I cannot seem to stay away from this movie. It is like a hipster wet dream. I know this, because Belle and Sebastian are on the soundtrack and only a select few types of people listen to the B&S. 1. The Art Crowd 2. The Pretentious Indie Crowd. Sadly I fall into both most times but I’d like to say I’m more of an art crowd person. Wait I take that back because I distinctly remember being torn when watching Juno and I heard Belle and Sebastian and was like “I love them” and on then second thought “Oh no, now all these people who love Juno will love B&S for the wrong reasons.”
It is 2:15 am. I’ve been doing puzzles. Jig-saw puzzles. On the internet. What a wasteful game, jig-saws. There are only 2 things that happen to Real Jig-saws. 1. You never play them and they sit in the closet collecting dust, possibly losing pieces to bio-degration. 2. You finish it after months/years of leaving it unattended on the kitchen/coffee table then it goes back into the closet to collect dust and lose pieces to bio-degration.
I want to personally apologize for the infrequency of podcasts. I don’t know if there’s just been a cosmic collection of personal business between The Guy and The Girl but its never a good sign when we haven’t heard from each other in several days. I also don’t know when the next podcast will record but I am making a promise now that the podcast will be up THAT NIGHT.
In other news, I’m looking for information regarding what people would like to see as far as SWAG. Swag means cool stuff that you put all over yourself to pledge your soul’s slavery to someone else’s genius (Us). Please send things you’d like to send to Agagasse@gmail.com so I have a reason to check our e-mail.
I’ve been designing a few things in my head and possible illustrations of quotes (such as Math Snacks) But perhaps its too early to be thinking about things like that.
I can tell you that when/if we sell swag they’ll go for a generally lower price than retailers, for instance, shirts would be roughly 8-10 dollars depending. Problem with shirts is though, is the production cost usually outweighs the cost. When I used to make shirt designs we had to sell our shirts for like 13 bucks. What’s this mean? Oh I’ll probably end up hand-making these shirts or possibly enslaving unwanted children to do it (Each shirt comes with the tears of child labor).
Well I’ll stop forcing you to read my rantings which were sadly augmented by the amount of sleep I wish I could get. Till next time, take it easy, sleazy.
The Guy
P.S. Guess what, I know about the spelling errors. No, not going to fix them. It portrays me as a being with some humanity rather than a baby hating racist homosexual.
P.P.S. I fixed the mistakes. If I have the power to control grammar and spelling errors what makes you think I wouldn’t use it? Do you not know me anymore? Look like a baby-hating gay on your own time. - Mackenzie.
8 months ago
Cameryn, should I be keeping our tumblr posts on topic with the podcast? Am I breaking unwritten rules with these pictures and links?
Nevermind. I don’t care.
9 months ago
I tried to emulate the Into the Wild title with our gross lists. Also I apollogize for the disgustingly stupid rating system. It was a joke…an April Fools Joke? I dunno.
The next podcast’s theme is “Things we take for granted” and we will have reports on last week’s “Battle at Rougefield” which you can see some pictures in Mackenzie’s Flickr. The guy with the gloves and puffy vest is me. Sorry.
Also, I realised I want to talk alot about my guilty pleasures and will probably bring that up alot during the podcast. This is mostly why I think people get my confused with those of the alternative lifestyle. I will openly say that I enjoy Elton John’s music and own his Greatest Hits album. A 2 CD set all Elton John and a few live tracks. I don’t regret getting it for Christmas nor do I wish I didn’t say that. Am I sorry that I have this facination with Rihanna’s Unfaithful? I don’t know why but that song is seriously fresh. I dig it and I ain’t afraid to say it.
Also theres an ice-box where my heart used to be. I don’t like that song but that line gets stuck in my head alot. Oh I should stop talking now…Rihana is the hottest black woman I’ve ever seen though. No joke.
9 months ago
there will be no podcast this week. However, we did get something else accomplished.
- cameryn: also I am dissapointed that you listen to yo la tengo
- mackenzie: why? yo la tengo are great
- cameryn: I don't agree with your opinion
- mackenzie: and I wanted you to know
- mackenzie: let me try to change your mind
- cameryn: please I am too closed minded to change
- cameryn: perhaps another will suffice
- mackenzie: no you're not, philosopher
- cameryn: omg we are talking like a postal service song
- cameryn: anyway ya you're right, you may try and change my mind
- mackenzie: we should copy and paste this in an email for them
- mackenzie: song = written. you're welcome, ben gibbard
- cameryn: P.S. Good luck with Dntl even though no one knows who you are
