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Feb 15, 2015

Vaguely European

from Secretly Timid

What’s up? On today’s show, Jon shares a weird urinal story and Brian moved. A bit later Jon and Brian totally got into it over hate crimes, but they made up before the show ended. Jon, Sarah, and Brian also talked about bottom-shaming and how uber-annoying it is when gay men bring up the fact that they are “tops” in casual conversations. Then they talked about the Republican party and learned that you shouldn’t make yogurt out of your vagina. This week’s featured song is In With Them by Kissing Cousins Twitter: @secretlytimid Facebook.com/secretlytimid Instagram: Secretlytimid

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