Ep.5 | Jarhead Binks

Another one? cool. Kinda a late episode cause I'm so lazy I can't even meet the deadlines I set for myself. Who's paying attention anyway? Noah's back with a vengeance, a major win for the lgbtq community. Our strongest allies. This was a drunk one, don't mind the incoherent ramblings. Just sit back, grab a warm Colt 45 and a bottle of your mom's prescription medication and enjoy. Audio cut out for a minute and then we lost video halfway through ("AV club" lol). Kinda a dope slide show tho not gonna lie, so make sure you stick around till the end. Thanks brothers.

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