SModcast is the meandering palaver of a pair of dudes whose voices are so dull, they don’t deserve to be on the radio (and, hence, aren’t). Kevin Smith and Scott Mosier are SModcast.
The best thing about SModcast? It don’t cost nothing.
SModcast 1: Fisting Flipper –
In which our heroes primarily puzzle over when “Oriental” became a derogatory term, as well as touch on the following subjects: the very tall, “Pump Up the Volume”, parental groping, the detritus that gets washed off a newborn, the notion of a Birth-Day celebration, mobile units, bear bars, and Wolfie.
[CONTENT WARNING] SModcast features harsh language and even harsher notions of propriety. Listener discretion is advised.
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in your book why are the dates between monday 13june and saturday 25june missing or was my copy fucked up at the printers.
p.s. the diary is a great read sir
Comment by david quearney — February 26, 2008 @ 11:54 am
The Term “Oriental” Is used to describe inatimate objects, and so that is why it isn’t “very nice” to say that…hehehe
Comment by Kitty — July 7, 2008 @ 3:41 pm
Good smod kevin
Comment by Ralas — August 5, 2008 @ 4:20 pm
Provincials are now 30% of the final grade. Also, at my school anyway Commencement ceremonies are in June. I am from BC btw.
Comment by Bouz — August 5, 2008 @ 7:43 pm
In principle, a dolphin can live for many hours out of the water, since, like humans, it breathes with its lungs. However, a dolphin’s skin must be kept damp at all times. In addition, its body must be cooled by pouring ice water on its flippers, which carry numerous blood vessels just below the surface of the skin. Finally, when a dolphin lies on the ground, as opposed to floating in the water, pressure is created on its internal organs, which can cause general stress and difficulty.
Comment by Hammy — October 8, 2009 @ 10:12 pm