34: Halloweenie

from BM&W · host Charlotte and Emily

we would like to start off by saying that bm did in fact poop her- no no that is not tru- pants- don't listen to her she's wrong i didn't- she is facing consequences- cap no no that's cap- and i wish her the best. anyway in this episode we give you some halloween costume ideas for you and your friends but do NOT WEAR THESE AT A HALLOWEEN PARTY YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO GO TO PARTIES THAT IS BAD!! also, you are not allowed to dress up as lil or tay as that will be our costumes this year along with every year. so it's not for you its just for us it's not your language, go home. if any of you try these, don't they're to complicated. a simpleton like YOU would not have the balls (nuts, even) to pull this off. bm&w proudly present a mediocre podcast.

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