Whoopsie Wednesday: Apparently Ancient Princesses Drive Cars

EPISODE · Jun 26, 2024 · 3 MIN

Whoopsie Wednesday: Apparently Ancient Princesses Drive Cars

from Fireside Folklore with Hades · host Tiffany J. Kim

Send over your dead SMS messages.Hello, listeners! While Hades and I were working on the podcast, I sang a line about a spoiled princess having a car she couldn't drive. Neither of us bothered to review the song before I started singing it! This obviously couldn't go into The Golden Pail but it was funny, nonetheless, so I decided to share it with you for Whoopsie Wednesday. Hopefully we won't be making too many Whoopsie Wednesday segments, but if we do and they're particularly humorous, we'll share them with you because even gods err! Oh, and I'm not entirely sure why my brother decided to sing this with me, but I guess he was feeling like a princess today. If you want to get in touch, you can reach out to him with your dead letters at [email protected]. Happy hump day, and hope you enjoy the summer!

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