Baking a computer in the oven, Trololololo, camping horror story, bathroom towels, and the cat is still escaping from the bag! You should listen to this episode now!
Random Noodle Updates

I baked my Sager/Alienware notebook's video card, but freeze your dying hard drive
Jeremy had nothing interesting to say

Feedback

Wayne Henderson (from MediaVoiceOvers.com) explains the Green Bay Nose-Pickers
Zackmann says Google Voice makes him interesting
John Wilkerson (from The Jesus Geek) Trolololololoed us
A confused Evil Phlegon (who likes the WBR Show) from the future doesn't know what he's doing

Featured Story: Jeremy's camping adventure
Jeremy likes camping so much that he was committed to going camping even if no one else would go with him. This story is a mixture of cheesy horror-movie-like effects, typical male directions-handling, starvation, pants on the ground, and the little monsters from Cloverfield.
Bachelor Bootcamp: towels
There is no logic behind needing a new towel every time you shower because you should be getting clean in the shower, using a clean towel to dry off, so a single towel should last months!
Explanation of recent Weekly Noodlism
Brad paid us back for hijacking his show, The Thin Ice Podcast, by explaining to us the origin of "letting the cat out of the bag":
In the Days of Yore, when a person went to market to purchase a piglet, the piglet vendor would have all the piglets prepackaged in burlap sacks. (Otherwise, the vendor would have piglets running all over the marketplace.) Some unscrupulous vendors whom were taking large piglet orders would replace one or two pigs with...........wait for it..........wait for it..............cats. (Stray cats are apparently cheaper than piglets).

The customer would return home to the family farm and in the process of unbagging his piglets, would "let the cat out of the bag" thus revealing the truth about the transaction.
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Closing
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