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Written by Zach Harper
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Friday, 17 July 2009 00:50 |
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Increasingly throughout these episodes, as we get deeper into the number count and internets, I feel like we talk less basketball and say more potentially offensive things.
And while this episode isn't nearly as potentially offensive as the past two or three, it did fit the trend of talking less about basketball than ever before.
We recorded it with the Talkhoops' new MacBook Pro that is most likely a stolen item, soon to be evidence, and chalked full of valuable software. It may be our last podcast with this device and that would be a shame to have this be the only one that the built-in microphone ever heard. Because this episode is terrible.
I'm not even being modest or humble, either. This one sucks.
We attempted to talk basketball a little bit but instead ended up quoting Tin Cup and discussing ways to become our own Ocean's 11.
Because of the new computer and my laziness, we didn't have the usual intros and outros for this episode. It's like Guerrilla-style podcasting at its least level of lethalness. At this point, I don't even know what I'm typing. Just listen if you need to kill a half-hour.
Musical Break: Summertime by Will Smith
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