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South Road Boys

South Road Boys

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 Back in the 80s, two teenage boys lived on the same road and became friends while playing arcade games at the corner store. It’s over three decades later and, to no surprise, they’re still not cool … and they still don’t care.

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South Road Boys
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    #399 Toenails to Teeth
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    Joe's been away with his real job and regular listeners know that means gifts. Huge SUPER ridiculously crazy gifts. Have we solved world hunger? A man mashes his manhood. OnlyFans stays in the family. A runaway man becomes a runway man.

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    1 hr and 8 mins
  • #398 Skins as Capes

    #398 Skins as Capes
    Jul 13 2025
    When do Bees and Billionaires not mix? How hard is it for rich kids to find friends? A man goes to extremes to get free flights. The James Bond Universe is about to expand… who will be the next Bond and what other stories could come with it?

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    31 mins
  • #397 Umbrage

    #397 Umbrage
    Jul 6 2025
    Have you ever used the word Umbrage in a sentence and what the hell does it mean? What have Ukraine been droning on about and how are they Putin it to good use? Why is 11A a magical number and why do you need to remember it?

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    34 mins

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