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Clones & Lizard People: Lakeside Chats Get Weird

Clones & Lizard People: Lakeside Chats Get Weird

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What do you get when you mix a sunset at the lake house, a few drinks, and an Irish man chatting to the girls from TLC? Apparently, a deep dive into the world of clones, lizard people, and mysterious calendars.

This week, we're chilling at Tina and Pauly’s lake house. What starts as a wholesome catch-up quickly turns into a chat about Dolly the sheep, shady moon landings, secret societies, and whether lizard people are running the joint (spoiler: we hope not, but wouldn’t be surprised).

We cover everything from ethical cloning (would you clone your pet?) to the baffling idea of a 13-month calendar, with the usual detours into Aussie geography, random facts, and a lot of laughter. It’s chaotic, curious, and weirdly heartwarming, just how we like it.

Stick around for a lovely little chat about gratitude to balance out the madness. You’ll laugh, you’ll question reality, and you might just Google “cloning laws in Australia.”

Timestamps:
00:00 – Welcome to the lake house
00:27 – Bali debrief
02:44 – Let’s talk cloning (hi Dolly)
07:29 – Lizard people 101
09:14 – 13-month calendar madness
10:59 – Geography with Gimpy
11:35 – More on the lizard elite
12:45 – Cloning: science or sci-fi?
15:00 – Did we actually land on the moon?
17:58 – Ending on a grateful note
20:15 – Wrap-up: what just happened?

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