STEAMBOAT COMEDY - Ep. 132 Gladiator 2
from Steamboat Locals Hosted by Steamboat Comedy
In this episode Kyle and Matt talk about how Gladiator 2 sucked and no one should watch it. Just don't. Topics also include interesting thought experiments on genitals, the great debate of whether Dinosaurs had feathers, and Kyle's public flashing. Please be aware that this podcast contains explicit material and is not recommended for listeners under the age of 16.
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