You said finger-butt.

Heh.

Awesome.

Corn Pops -> mouth shredding. The Man speak truth. (Also bad is Captain Crunch; those f*****s are sharp...)

Awesome show, as usual. Is Sanjuro ever coming back? (Not that Certis is bad - maybe a threeway?)

Coming from a guy who didn't like Serenity, I'd take that as a compliment. (tongue in cheek)

It was pointed out to me that my comment on the quality of the latest expressly doesn't provide any details as to be high-handedly unconstructive. Feeling pressed to elaborate, I shall.

I never tried to produce anything similar to that show, but I get a general understanding of energies and time commitments involved. Generally, Fletcher and lately Certis are doing it on their own personal time to amuse us. Admittedly, they also must have a whale of time doing it, but still, is is us the audience who stands to gain from the fruit of their labor in terms of net results. Thus, it would seem that indicating any sign of displeasure amounts to spitting into a well from whence you drink.

So why am I doing it? Because I do believe that Episode 4 (second from last), the first one recorded by Fletch and Certis, was far superior to this.

(Can I say it in this terms? Episode 4 is better than Episode 5 and 6? NOT Episode 6 is worse than 4? Is it bening and constructive enough? Great, thanks. So onwards.)

From Episode 5 to Episode 6 progressively, I there is more filling and yet less taste. The discussions skim on the subjects for awhile and slide comfortably into towel slapping and Fletch and Certis havin' good ol' time. At times it sounded like a chatter at a local Gamestop. Which, granted, it is supposed to sound like, but I am not sure that this is the level at which this sophisticated show aims. Maybe hilarities about awesome fingerbutts and homo beatings strategically sprinkled here and there is indeed what it is all about, but then why would it take so much effort to produce it? I do understand that it may be not so trivial a task to come up with new witty sh*t every week, but at least it would help if the guys stayed on the ball and discussed games more. Not, indeed, as if there wasn't anything to discuss this week.

The recorded attempts in the middle and towards the end of the show to come up with something original made it feel way too much like DuckiDeva's "I don't know what to write about" column from awhile ago. Need this has been recorded?

I kind of eagerly waited for Fletch's "the audio-extension of the GWJ.com, home of the original wiener bomb" kinda punchline or what have you, sort of the way you smile and wait what will be opening scene in a The Simpsons episode, when the opening credits finish and they all sit down in front of a TV. And today, just like in Episode 5, Fletcher so betrayed me!!!

I think that employee profiles should be combined with radio shows. It could be a three-way discussion between 'the presenters' and 'the employee'. In the front page piece (here) we'd get the standard employee profile questions, then in the radio show the three people would talk as normal.

That way if it's boring you can blame the guest.

This is true. His buddy is currently tooling around with his rig, trying to get it up and running. Also, it looks like we might get kicked out of our apartment and his finals are coming up before too long. I wouldn't expect Sanjuro to make a huge impact on the site for atleast another month or two, until he gets settled.

Is there any way we could louden up certis? I listen at work and have to up the volume to hear him and all is good.. Then fletcher starts laughing and the windows rattle.

Actually I think I've been going about this the wrong way. I'm asking myself "What Would Certis Do?" The answer: find someone else to do the work. Volunteers?

Couldn't find thief 3 in a single damned store... Wah.. I don't wanna buy it off the damned internets. Daaamn.

Honestly? I don't really hear much difference in sound between the TWITcast and GWJcast.

Why is it in slow motion when I use my mp3 player?

Tell him to hire cheap Chinese laborers.

It's a pretty versatile theme though. I use parts of it throughout the show.