Sunday, March 3rd, 2002 - #1676
Guest: no guest
Host: Adam, Dr. Drew
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CLL #1676 (feat. The Love Between The Two Hosts)
03/03/2002 – Sunday Night Show
Source – Stream Recording (2002)
This episode is 100% complete and finally restored after having been missing for over a decade, the original fan file has been located and now correctly shared in the right order of release. Adam and Drew discuss their Sunday activities and Adam comments on how nice it is to be back in studio for the first time. DATE CONFIRMED.
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Added: 1/3/2021
Recorded By: ?
Transferred By: ?
Size: 168.69 MB
Length: 1:32:08
Bitrate: 256kb/s CBR
Audio quality is pretty bad
Appears to be a different recording of the 3/3/02 show.
81:00 Caller is at the gas station when they guys pick up his line. Says he paying $1.09/gal. I miss those good ol’ days.
Caller asks about the patch as a method of birth control.
Adam: Well you gotta put a hole in it so the guy can get his penis through, right Drew?
Drew: No, you don’t have to do that.
Adam: Oh you don’t? It doesn’t go on the vagina?
Classic Adam!
Drew is even more annoying than usual in this episode.
Drew is particularly awesome in this episode. So is Ace.
P.S.
The vagina is on the inside. The outside is called the VULVA. Why doesn’t anybody know this???
Hmm. Well, let’s break this down. You have the majority of the total population, perhaps the large majority, who couldn’t possibly give less of a shit what the vulva is or where it’s located, and are blessed with the ability to never waste a moment’s thought or the tiniest space in memory on things about which they don’t care (think girls and WWII).
Then we have the vast, vast majority of the remaining minority, which, while not giving any more of a shit about 10th grade human physiology , happens to be comprised of the type of people for whom utterly worthless information will sometimes stick in their brains, and many of these folks, I would bet, actually do know what and where the vulva is.
Then, we have the remaining tiny fraction of the total population, the gynecologists. This fraction both knows and cares (at least to an extent) what and where the vulva is.
This is all theory, of course.
I equate it with the people who NEVER miss an opportunity to correct someone when they use the word “ironic” incorrectly. The vast majority of people use it incorrectly, but 100% of the people who hear it still understand what the person meant given the context. It’s not even that A word is being used incorrectly, it’s that people hear other people correcting others on the use of “ironic” so often that’s it’s hardwired into their brains that they must do the same. It’s always that word.
All they’re really doing is trying to alert the rest of the world that they know the true meaning of the word, and somehow this makes them feel superior. Ironically (heh), the result is exposing themselves as half-assed grammar Nazis who only know the correct meaning of “ironic” because they themselves got corrected by some other online dick face and decided to Google it so they could inflict the same pain on someone else.
Common usage and context are your friends. Focus on the content and not the exact wording, otherwise you’re just falling prey to the logical fallacy of claiming victory in a debate based on something as insignificant as a spelling error.
meh, L’s a good sport though. That compulsion was a lot less annoying ten years ago, when any half-wit couldn’t just ask their phone what a vulva (or irony) was and know in 3 seconds. Now it’s just over the top obnoxious. Also it’s always fun to have someone assume you’re an idiot (or that we’re all idiots).
Last show repeat.
I love the call at the beginning with the guy who wants to find out how to tell if a girls a virgin.
He’s “kept himself a virgin” and wants to make sure he marries someone who is also saving themselves for marriage.
Adam promptly replies, “well it’s funny that you spin it that way.”
Right on the money. You will NEVER find a guy who was purely interested in saving themselves for marriage unless there’s something else going on (social phobia, awkward, trouble talking to women).
Religion is not a valid reason btw. Not for a guy to abstain. If a man were to be propositioned through their lives leading up to marriage, I promise that you are looking at about 99.999999% of them accepting.
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All comments above this one are for the previously posted duplicate copy of CLL #1677, the real #1676 has been shared and all comments below will pertain to that file, the correct episode.