Cabin Fever (hosted by the twisted souls Brian Fitzpatrick and Aaron Fever) is the result of having too much time on your hands and access to some microphones.
Over the course of an hour, they manage to trawl the depths of good taste, plus throw some music in. How much more could you want from a podcast?… Quality? Oh… we didn’t think of that.
Enjoy! And we hope our cross Atlantic friends can understand the Irish accent 😉
CABIN FEVER #117: The Farce Awakens – Brian and Aaron return for another Christmas special to talk about… Well, pretty much everything other than Christmas. Expect Star Wars, Ant-Man, Twitter, and more.
[CONTENT WARNING]:Explicit contents! We say every naughty word you can think of. You have been warned!
I’m Ken Plume, and soon you’ll be listening to “A Bit Of A Chat” with me, Ken Plume.
In this episode, I have a chat with Hal Lublin, Molly Lewis, Ben Soileau, Paul Sabourin, and Aaron Poole in a bizarre little conference that has no rhyme, reason, or sense but still exists for you to listen to of your own volition, should you choose to enter the somewhat less-than-magical world we like to call Radinkydonk.
Cabin Fever (hosted by the twisted souls Brian Fitzpatrick and Aaron Poole) is the result of having too much time on your hands and access to some microphones.
Over the course of an hour, they manage to trawl the depths of good taste, plus throw some music in. How much more could you want from a podcast?… Quality? Oh… we didn’t think of that.
Enjoy! And we hope our cross Atlantic friends can understand the Irish accent 😉
CABIN FEVER #116: If They Could See Us Now – Aaron and Brian return for a Christmas miracle and record a podcast for their loyal 5 listeners who message them every now and then asking if we’ll ever do another one. They talk about Morrissey, Police Academy, and Buffalo. Music (as always) provided by The Tastydactyls, because it wouldn’t be the same otherwise.
[CONTENT WARNING]:Explicit contents! We say every naughty word you can think of. You have been warned!
Directed & edited by Aaron Poole and starring JJ Hawkins, Ken Plume, and Katie O’Kelly.
Adapted from the short story by Rudyard Kipling From his collection “Just So Stories for Little Children”.
Hello! The holiday season is almost upon us, or it already is, depending on your point of view. But before Santa comes to teach capitalism to the baby Jesus (I think that’s what happens) there is still enough time for me to share with you my list of favourite things from November.
1) The M In MTV
A comedy duo named Brian & Maria have created a funny (and scarily accurate) sketch called “Ask A Network Head” which asks the question “Why doesn’t MTV play music videos anymore?”. The answer is not only dead-on but also damn hilarious.
It’s time to hear the truth, folks. Even if it is from a comedy sketch writer and not the actual horse’s mouth.
2) A**hole For Hire
Admittedly, this video is not new. It’s been around for approximately 2 years. But I saw it for the first time this month and it made me laugh so it makes the list. When you start your own column you get to decide what goes in it.
James Van Der Beek helps you keep your girl by making you look good.
JVDB needs to get more work. I will not rest until he is on a different TV show every night.
3) Lego. Still Kicking Butt After All These Years
Carrying on from last month’s example of great PR from Bodyform, Lego have once again shown why they were the best toys of my childhood.
A young boy wrote a letter (with a bit of help from his parents, I would argue) to the company letting them know about how dissapointed he was that a Lego set he was saving up for was no longer available on the market.
Lego responded and the boy’s father recorded the result. Say what you want about corporations being evil, sometimes the people that work at them are a little bit wonderful.
4) It’s Pronounced GOOSE-BUMPS
There are a lot of reasons for me not to like this song. I have never understood the “Err Mah Gurrrd” meme since it’s inception and it has been around long enough now to go from amusing to annoying.
However, with a cameo from The Swedish Chef and a ridiculously catchy tune it manages to be worthy of repeat viewing. I just hope this is the last we see of the meme.
5) Me!
Yesterday was my birthday. At the start of the month I acted in a play for the first time in my life.
I’ve been doing this column consistently since May 2011 but just this once, I’m gonna give myself a pat on the back and say, hey, good work buddy.
Happy Birthday to me, you guys 🙂
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And that’s it! My favourite things of the last month.
– Aaron Poole is the creator of red eyes. He is also more accurately an internet whore and rarely leaves the house. If you like what you read here check out his blog http://aaronfever.blogspot.com
Cabin Fever (hosted by the twisted souls Brian Fitzpatrick and Aaron Poole) is the result of having too much time on your hands and access to some microphones.
Over the course of an hour, they manage to trawl the depths of good taste, plus throw some music in. How much more could you want from a podcast?… Quality? Oh… we didn’t think of that.
Enjoy! And we hope our cross Atlantic friends can understand the Irish accent 😉
CABIN FEVER #115: Stormin’ Mormon – It wouldn’t be a Cabin Fever episode without some technical difficulties so we decided to start the show with some vintage us. From there we roll into some crazy sexy cool talk and then the return of one of our most popular segments: The Taste Test! This time we get to try some delicacies from Utah.
[CONTENT WARNING]:Explicit contents! We say every naughty word you can think of. You have been warned!
Cabin Fever (hosted by the twisted souls Brian Fitzpatrick and Aaron Poole) is the result of having too much time on your hands and access to some microphones.
Over the course of an hour, they manage to trawl the depths of good taste, plus throw some music in. How much more could you want from a podcast?… Quality? Oh… we didn’t think of that.
Enjoy! And we hope our cross Atlantic friends can understand the Irish accent 😉
CABIN FEVER #114: The Lost Hour – After last week’s episode our cabin boys went off on a mini 90s nostalgia odyssey, as is their wont. Luckily (or unluckily, depending on your point of view) the nonsense was recorded, and since Aaron is away watching football and drinking his bodyweight in cider over in Poland, you get this in lieu of a proper episode. You’re welcome/We’re sorry.
[CONTENT WARNING]:Explicit contents! We say every naughty word you can think of. You have been warned!
Cabin Fever (hosted by the twisted souls Brian Fitzpatrick and Aaron Poole) is the result of having too much time on your hands and access to some microphones.
Over the course of an hour, they manage to trawl the depths of good taste, plus throw some music in. How much more could you want from a podcast?… Quality? Oh… we didn’t think of that.
Enjoy! And we hope our cross Atlantic friends can understand the Irish accent 😉
CABIN FEVER #113: Lisa Loeb (I Missed You) – Aaron and pHitzy start off trying to make a proper episode, but get sidetracked early on this week as they recall their mutual crush on a particular pocket-sized songstress. Lots of bad singing and pining ensues. You have been warned.
[CONTENT WARNING]:Explicit contents! We say every naughty word you can think of. You have been warned!
Cabin Fever (hosted by the twisted souls Brian Fitzpatrick and Aaron Poole) is the result of having too much time on your hands and access to some microphones.
Over the course of an hour, they manage to trawl the depths of good taste, plus throw some music in. How much more could you want from a podcast?… Quality? Oh… we didn’t think of that.
Enjoy! And we hope our cross Atlantic friends can understand the Irish accent 😉
CABIN FEVER #112: The Skrillex of Segues – The cabin dwellers go for a low-key episode this week, filled with idle banter about hipsters, social media, Instagram and horse c***. It’s all very pleasant and understated… the episode, you understand, not the horse c***.
[CONTENT WARNING]:Explicit contents! We say every naughty word you can think of. You have been warned!
Cabin Fever (hosted by the twisted souls Brian Fitzpatrick and Aaron Poole) is the result of having too much time on your hands and access to some microphones.
Over the course of an hour, they manage to trawl the depths of good taste, plus throw some music in. How much more could you want from a podcast?… Quality? Oh… we didn’t think of that.
Enjoy! And we hope our cross Atlantic friends can understand the Irish accent 😉
CABIN FEVER #111: Blake Rawlings, Yeah! – This week the cabin dwellers are joined by their favourite hunk of man meat – the one, the only… Blake James Rawlings! They chat, they laugh, they swoon, and then they swoon some more. Music is provided by Blake’s awesome new band, Brothers Or Not.
[CONTENT WARNING]:Explicit contents! We say every naughty word you can think of. You have been warned!
Cabin Fever (hosted by the twisted souls Brian Fitzpatrick and Aaron Poole) is the result of having too much time on your hands and access to some microphones.
Over the course of an hour, they manage to trawl the depths of good taste, plus throw some music in. How much more could you want from a podcast?… Quality? Oh… we didn’t think of that.
Enjoy! And we hope our cross Atlantic friends can understand the Irish accent 😉
CABIN FEVER #110: Anti-Ocular – This week the lads discuss a comparison made by their good friend JJ Hawkins, wondering if they really are “The Ramones of podcasting”, Aaron gets introduced to the wonder that is Terry Crews’ Old Spice adverts, and the two marvel at the act of sponge-eating. Music this week is provided by Aaron’s band from another dimension, The Outline.
[CONTENT WARNING]:Explicit contents! We say every naughty word you can think of. You have been warned!
Cabin Fever (hosted by the twisted souls Brian Fitzpatrick and Aaron Poole) is the result of having too much time on your hands and access to some microphones.
Over the course of an hour, they manage to trawl the depths of good taste, plus throw some music in. How much more could you want from a podcast?… Quality? Oh… we didn’t think of that.
Enjoy! And we hope our cross Atlantic friends can understand the Irish accent 😉
CABIN FEVER #109: Durrtbird McGhee – The boys try to recuperate after St. Patrick’s day with tales of strange calls and query the kids of today. Seriously, we sound like old men at certain points. Also old women, but that’s another story entirely.
[CONTENT WARNING]:Explicit contents! We say every naughty word you can think of. You have been warned!
Cabin Fever (hosted by the twisted souls Brian Fitzpatrick and Aaron Poole) is the result of having too much time on your hands and access to some microphones.
Over the course of an hour, they manage to trawl the depths of good taste, plus throw some music in. How much more could you want from a podcast?… Quality? Oh… we didn’t think of that.
Enjoy! And we hope our cross Atlantic friends can understand the Irish accent 😉
CABIN FEVER #108: Fozzie Bear Is My Spirit Animal – Our cabin dwellers settle down to watch some football and have a conversation about Muppets, rhino horns, and giraffe tongues. It all gets very Dr. Doolittle. Music is provided by the awesome Brothers Or Not, fronted by friend of the show and sexy beast Blake Rawlings.
[CONTENT WARNING]:Explicit contents! We say every naughty word you can think of. You have been warned!
Cabin Fever (hosted by the twisted souls Brian Fitzpatrick and Aaron Poole) is the result of having too much time on your hands and access to some microphones.
Over the course of an hour, they manage to trawl the depths of good taste, plus throw some music in. How much more could you want from a podcast?… Quality? Oh… we didn’t think of that.
Enjoy! And we hope our cross Atlantic friends can understand the Irish accent 😉
CABIN FEVER #107: Dead Becomes Her – Double A and The Rev spend a chilled Saturday afternoon discussing the Grammys, celebrity marriage, the hotness of Goldie Hawn, and pHitzy goes on a rant about his hatred for The Walking Dead.
[CONTENT WARNING]:Explicit contents! We say every naughty word you can think of. You have been warned!
Cabin Fever (hosted by the twisted souls Brian Fitzpatrick and Aaron Poole) is the result of having too much time on your hands and access to some microphones.
Over the course of an hour, they manage to trawl the depths of good taste, plus throw some music in. How much more could you want from a podcast?… Quality? Oh… we didn’t think of that.
Enjoy! And we hope our cross Atlantic friends can understand the Irish accent 😉
CABIN FEVER #106: The Pissiest Place On Earth – Aaron returns from his trip to Disneyland Paris and finds that not everything is quite so magic at Le Royaume Magique. This reminds pHitzy of all the lamer aspects of spending the summer in NYC, and the two cabin boys piss and moan ad nauseam. Misery loves company, and podcasting apparently.
[CONTENT WARNING]:Explicit contents! We say every naughty word you can think of. You have been warned!
Cabin Fever (hosted by the twisted souls Brian Fitzpatrick and Aaron Poole) is the result of having too much time on your hands and access to some microphones.
Over the course of an hour, they manage to trawl the depths of good taste, plus throw some music in. How much more could you want from a podcast?… Quality? Oh… we didn’t think of that.
Enjoy! And we hope our cross Atlantic friends can understand the Irish accent 😉
CABIN FEVER #105: 1.2 Bitches Per Song – What? We have to do this crap every week? It’s easy to forget just how much of a pain this podcasting lark is. After a brief Royal Rumble celebration, our cabin dwellers get stuck into a slew of strange stories from around the world. Along the way they discuss the poetic verse of HOVA, Craig List faux pas, The Rev’s status as a sex object in the gay community, and lots more nonsense that you have come to expect from two barely educated Irish lads. Seriously, pHitzy can’t count past the number twelve, and I’m pretty sure Aaron is just straight up illiterate.
[CONTENT WARNING]:Explicit contents! We say every naughty word you can think of. You have been warned!
Oh no! Just when you thought it was safe to hang out at the FRED…
Cabin Fever (hosted by the twisted souls Brian Fitzpatrick and Aaron Poole) is the result of having too much time on your hands and access to your local community radio station.
Over the course of an hour, they manage to trawl the depths of good taste, plus throw some music in. How much more could you want from a podcast?… Quality? Oh… we didn’t think of that.
Enjoy! And we hope our cross Atlantic friends can understand the Irish accent 😉
Hugs and Kisses,
Aaron P. + Rev. Fitzy
CABIN FEVER #104: The Answer Is Always Penis – After a long hiatus, nobody’s favourite podcast returns with another line-up change… *drumroll*.
[CONTENT WARNING]:Explicit contents! We say every naughty word you can think of. You have been warned!
I’m Ken Plume, and soon you’ll be listening to “A Bit Of A Chat” with me, Ken Plume.
In this episode, I have a chat with Irishman/filmmaker/podcaster Aaron Poole about Tiny Tim, office parties, festive child grifters, stereotypes, and Jedward.
So how about that weather? Am I right?! June has been an insane month. I’m sure the majority of you out there will be happy to see the back of it. But once again I’m going to hopefully give you a list of things worth hunching over a laptop for. Even if it is done in a bomb shelter, which sometimes might be the best place. Here are my favourite things from June 2011.
1) Aaron De La Cruz graffiti
I’m a bit of a graffiti enthusiast. I’ve never done it myself (don’t have the talent) but I love to see some good pieces and have often bought a couple of coffee table books on the subject to flick through on a lazy afternoon. I was directed towards this video on Vimeo.com of artist Aaron De La Cruz creating a piece in West Oakland, California. It’s fantastic.
Not only does the design seem to be improvised without a predetermined layout but he also does the whole thing free hand which is incredible considering how even and accurate all the lines are.
Here is another even bigger one he did in Los Angeles.
If, like me, you have an office day job that requires a lot of killing time then I may have just what you need. Miniclip.com has oodles and oodles of flash games you can play for free and quite a lot of them are great for passing the time before clocking out.
Recently I discovered the tower defense style game Zombie Defense Agency. Anybody who has played Plants Vs. Zombies will get the idea. Stop the zombies from reaching the other side of the screen. I found this game a little more interesting though as the map layouts were more complicated and you really have to think strategically to get it right.
There are 15 levels and they do get more difficult as they go along but if you get your layout right they’re never too hard. I know I killed about 6 hours on this thing once so it’s well worth a go if you’re ever bored.
3) Jon Stewart Vs. Chris Wallace
I’m not American so it’s strange that I find a show about American politics so good but that’s a testament to the quality of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. The guy is funny as hell but also is able to cut through some political rhetoric to get to the real issue… stupidity. And no matter what country you’re from, stupidity is usually the main problem with government.
He recently appeared on Fox News to do an interview with Chris Wallace. Despite your political leanings, it was fascinating to see two men who were mentally sparring with each other on television like that. The back-and-forth is filled with debating traps and a fantastic bit of tension.
If you haven’t seen it yet, you can catch the 15 or so minutes below.
4) NerdBoyfriend.com
I am a male. I am heterosexual. I am interested in fashion. I know it may blow your mind but it’s true. I actually take an interest in the clothes I wear.
My problem for years has been that very little in fashion reporting has been aimed at me. Magazines, websites and television shows are either aimed at women or are made for the type of guy who wears leopard print tights and drives a ferrari (… Rod Stewart?).
So I was extremely excited to find something for my taste which is nerdboyfriend.com. The lovely Veronica Belmont tweeted about it this month and it instantly got bookmarked.
It does exactly what I need it to do; Show me some clothes and show me where I can get them if I like them. I don’t need to read about what’s “so hot right now” or what designer is trending in Milan. Here are some clothes, like ’em? Go get ’em. And it’s stuff I’d actually wear most of the time too! Brilliant.
5) John Barrowman
It’s not new but I first saw it recently and in celebration of Beyonce becoming the first woman to headline the Glastonbury festival this month I thought it apt.
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And that’s it! My favourite things of the last month.
– Aaron Poole is the creator of feather-knuckle-dusters. He is also more acurately an editor for FRED and rarely leaves the house. If you like what you read here check out his blog http://aaronfever.blogspot.com
My name is Aaron Poole. Some of you may remember me as the boring one from the FRED podcast Cabin Fever. Other’s may remember me making fun of their band with my Musical Myspace Tour. But most of you don’t care so let’s just get on with this.
In an attempt to send off the month of May the way it deserves I’m going to present you with a list of the things I’ve enjoyed in the past month. I’m hoping that we can share a common love or, if you missed it, I can show you something you might enjoy. Of course, if you hated anything on the list and think I’m a doo-doo head… well that’s what the comment section is for.
1) American Idol / Paul F. Tompkins
Listen, you don’t have to enjoy the show to know that it’s watched by the majority of people. I have a penchant for singing competitions (and judging people from the comfort of my armchair) so Idol ticks a lot of boxes for me. I don’t expect the winners to go on and be legitimate musicians. In fact, I don’t expect to ever hear from these people again once the show is over. But for the 3 months or so that the show is on, I dig it.
I get emotionally invested in geeky beardy kids like Casey Abrams. I get reminded by my girlfriend that I shouldn’t look at Haley Reinhart that way because she’s 8 years younger than me. Yes, I got shocked by Pia getting eliminated so early and yes I got shocked that Jacob is that camp. I’m a sucker for it all.
Haley and Casey talking about how much they like me too.
In addition to the show was the wonderful Paul F. Tompkins recaps done for nymag.com. Or is it techincally vulture.com? I can’t tell anymore. MAKE SENSE INTERNET! Anyhoo… Paul would give a run down on his opinion of each show and cut through all the bull to ask the serious questions. Like, who does Randy really believe was in it to win it? And will Steven like any of the performances?
I laughed, I cried. I mostly read. Now that the show is over I would highly recommend reading his recap of his recaps which offers a nice run down on his thoughts on American Idol in general and the task of writing about it twice a week. But if you want to go back over his run and share in the laughs through hindsight just click this dang link here.
2) Jonathan Hickman on War Rocket Ajax
Jonathan Hickman is one of the best comic writers working today. There, I said it. Too controversial a statement? Let’s say that he’s one of my favourites then. But secretly I’ll know I’m right and that he’s one of the best. Whatever gets you through the day, reader person. His Marvel comics S.H.I.E.L.D., Secret Warriors and Fantastic Four are all great reads and considering I’ve never cared about the FF books before his run, that’s saying something.
“Bring me the head of Johnny Storm”
He recently guested on the podcast War Rocket Ajax which is hosted by big time blogger Chris Sims and Matt Wilson. Hickman talks openly about his work at Marvel and behind the scenes info about what he’s currently working on. It’s a fascinating conversation especially for anyone interested in working in the comic industry as he’s quite frank about what it’s like to create them.
You can listen to the show by clicking this fandabidoozy link. It would be rude of me to say that you can skip to his interview about two thirds of the way into the show so I won’t say anything like that.
3) Jim Henson
May saw the 21st anniversary of Jim Henson’s death. Jim was a man of unending heart and his creations influenced millions of children (and grown ups) around the world. The Muppets and Sesame Street still survive to this day and if you haven’t seen Labyrinth yet then for the love of god GO! DO IT NOW!
Upon hearing of the anniversary I decided to look for some video footage of Jim’s memorial service. I remembered hearing that there were some nice things said and done. Well, I had heard right and I ended up crying like a baby.
Here is a video of Jim’s long time collaborator and friend Frank Oz describing a story highlighting Jim’s crazy sense of humour.
And here are a number of Muppeteers singing a medley of Jim’s favourite songs.
If you’re not wiping away a tear at this point you’re a monster with no soul. FACT.
4) Jesse Lonergan
I discovered Jesse’s blog a couple of months ago and dug it instantly. He is a comic writer/artist who has been noted for his range of dancing Star Wars characters and Superheroes. But I personally enjoy his strips a lot more.
To give you an idea, his About Me page is littered with comics about him and his wry sense of humour is clear.
But specifically in May he began regularly updating his blog with sketches from a moleskin notebook that he draws in everyday. About nothing in particular, they are a neat look into the daily life of a stranger to me.
Regardless of what you think of the man politically, it can’t be denied that the current President of the United States is a wonderful orator. He recently visited my home town of Dublin and gave a speech to 20,000 Irish men and women on the streets.
It was great fun for everyone involved and the speech itself is a nice comment on the relationship between my tiny island and America over the years. At the very least he got a good giggle from me by stating “I’m Barack Obama, of the Moneygall Obamas. I’ve come home to find the apostrophe we lost somewhere along the way.”
And that’s it! My favourite things of the last month.
– Aaron Poole is the creator of the “hustle” dance craze. He is also more acurately an editor for FRED and rarely leaves the house. If you like what you read here check out his blog http://aaronfever.blogspot.com
Oh no! Just when you thought it was safe to hang out at the FRED…
Cabin Fever (hosted by the twisted souls Brian Fitzpatrick and Aaron Poole) is the result of having too much time on your hands and access to your local community radio station.
Over the course of an hour, they manage to trawl the depths of good taste, plus throw some music in. How much more could you want from a podcast?… Quality? Oh… we didn’t think of that.
Enjoy! And we hope our cross Atlantic friends can understand the Irish accent 😉
Hugs and Kisses,
Aaron P. + Rev. Fitzy
CABIN FEVER #103: Heart Attack & Red Vine – In this week’s episode Wird explains the ins and outs of a celebrity death pool, Cin keeps himself busy with some leftover rum, and pHitzy does his best not to crawl into the fetal position and cry due to a wicked, wicked hangover. Oh, and keep your ears open at the end for a wee ditty from Fred’s own Tom Harrington.
[CONTENT WARNING]:Explicit contents! We say every naughty word you can think of. You have been warned!
Welcome to Hands Down, FRED’s own look into the world of the folks that frequent this sordid world of geekery. Follow Aaron, Brian and Colin (and a menagerie on the way) as they traverse the light fantastic or some such nonsense… What? It’s an online fortnightly comic strip, what kind of description did you expect?
Oh no! Just when you thought it was safe to hang out at the FRED…
Cabin Fever (hosted by the twisted souls Brian Fitzpatrick and Aaron Poole) is the result of having too much time on your hands and access to your local community radio station.
Over the course of an hour, they manage to trawl the depths of good taste, plus throw some music in. How much more could you want from a podcast?… Quality? Oh… we didn’t think of that.
Enjoy! And we hope our cross Atlantic friends can understand the Irish accent 😉
Hugs and Kisses,
Aaron P. + Rev. Fitzy
CABIN FEVER #102: Blow It Out Your Podcast, Mate! – Ghosts! Chicken Balls! Birdemic! Pizza! Bieber Fever! All this and more can be heard discussed in this rather ADD addled episode. The fact that two thirds of our cabin dwellers are slightly inebriated probably doesn’t help matters, but it makes for some interesting listening.
[CONTENT WARNING]:Explicit contents! We say every naughty word you can think of. You have been warned!
Oh no! Just when you thought it was safe to hang out at the FRED…
Cabin Fever (hosted by the twisted souls Brian Fitzpatrick and Aaron Poole) is the result of having too much time on your hands and access to your local community radio station.
Over the course of an hour, they manage to trawl the depths of good taste, plus throw some music in. How much more could you want from a podcast?… Quality? Oh… we didn’t think of that.
Enjoy! And we hope our cross Atlantic friends can understand the Irish accent 😉
Hugs and Kisses,
Aaron P. + Rev. Fitzy
CABIN FEVER #101: Caabin pHever Is Dead. Long Live Cabbbin Fever! – After a long hiatus, Cabin Fever finally returns to brighten up your dull little lives. The new line-up features the comedic stylings of pHitzy’s long-time cohorts Cin & Wird, and they waste no time in getting into the swing of things. Amongst the madness, they manage to lambaste the silliness of Marvel/DC’s underhanded issue-numbering tactics, Cam Clarke’s extensive vocal work and for the ladies in the audience Wird shows off his favourite party trick. Yes, he IS single.
[CONTENT WARNING]:Explicit contents! We say every naughty word you can think of. You have been warned!
Welcome to Hands Down, FRED’s own look into the world of the folks that frequent this sordid world of geekery. Follow Aaron, Brian and Colin (and a menagerie on the way) as they traverse the light fantastic or some such nonsense… What? It’s an online fortnightly comic strip, what kind of description did you expect?