Binary Chode 002 - A small human in a shit-stained lap

[Changston]

We did not deliver on our promise that it gets better. But we're okay with that. In this episode, we dive into the latest development in the search for Bigfoot, where vampires come from, and then try to sell each other some snake oil panaceas. In addition, Clint tells a lot of stories about growing up in Georgia. And his GI problems.

Oh hey, this is a long episode. Like, two hours long. You might want to pause somewhere along the way before you get sick of us, but it's totally your call.

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If you like the music snippets that you heard, give Suck City by Black Math and bitterfly by etc. the full listen.

LINKS IN YA FACE

Photos of the elusive skunkape
The guy who broke the Bigfoot story early and what the story actually was
Scientific American interviews the guy who unearthed the Hobbit (Homo florensiensis)
Survivor Man talks about Bigfoot
Bear Grylls hops across some lava, kind of
Matt Kaplan - Medusa's Gaze and Vampire's Bite
Journal of Neurology explains vampire symptoms
How to use garlic to cure yeast infections, tobacco as a bee sting remedy and toothpaste remedies gone wrong
Keys to the internet

[Tarvu]

2:07:29? You boys sure had a lot to say this week. I'll listen sometime soonish!

[Changston]

You would think. But it's more that we weren't going to do a whole lot during the holiday, so the next episode would be sometime in mid January.

[ZombiePlatypus]

God damn it, Chang. Bigfoot is one word.

I QUIT!

[Changston]

You can't quit. We fired you.

[ZombiePlatypus]

Yeah, like you can afford to fire the only one to have a chemistry set. Nice try.

[Panzadolphin56]

That was pretty good! Also, I think I've read one or two of those Necroscope books.

[digtastik]

That was pretty good! Also, I think I've read one or two of those Necroscope books.

I love Lumley's shit. I have a number of autographed volumes. His vampire mythos is my favorite by far, especially once you hit The Source and the entire barbaric vampire world.

[Panzadolphin56]

Yeah, I think the Source was the one I read, I remember something to do with a soviet base and the otherworld bit near the end.

[digtastik]

Yeah, I think the Source was the one I read, I remember something to do with a soviet base and the otherworld bit near the end.

Yea, that's the 3rd volume. It's gets so much better. The vampire world trilogy turned out to be some of my favorite vampire literature ever. Just so fucking brutal.

[Aaron Mxy Yost]

Sweet! Downloading now.

[digtastik]

Didn't make the cut, but relevant.