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EPISODE · Oct 29, 2008 · 13 MIN

Americas Bad Kids - Election Special with GWAR

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As the historic 2008 election drawers near Americas Bad Kid host Johnny Torrani travels to beautiful Sayreville, NJ to meet the band the bad kids like, GWAR. GWAR is currently touring the county on their Electile Dysfunction '08 tour. During the interview Johnny finds out just how gay slipknot is, how to rip a baby in half and how much blood is in Barack Obama. On the Electile Dysfunction tour we see how the 2008 Presidential candidates stack up in the squared circle. GWAR and there cave troll ally Bone snapper takes on the likes of John McCain, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and the Destructo clan. Be sure to check out this installment of Americas Bad Kids for a great chance to see Oderus Urungus talk about his relationship with El Duce and the Mentors and the upcoming GWAR album. Americas Bad Kids would like to officially declare our endorsement for Beefcake the Mighty for President of the United States. In the words of Beefcake “Fuck your vote” For more things the Bad Kids like you can check out www.americasbadkids.com or find ABK on MySpace at www.myspace.com/americasbadkidstvDon’t forget to subscribe to the RSS feed to stay up to date with all Bad Kids releases.

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