Pokémon Gofuckyourself
from FCC Presents: Hosted by Ethan Billips
Stephen shows up late. Just get ready for next week when he doesn't show up at all. We talk about drugs and trippin' on 'em. We said "Pokémon Gofuckyourself" before that ripped dude did on the internet, so technically we should be more viral than he is. He can Pokémon Gofuckhimself.
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