Ep 131: Go Ahead, Stab Me. I Dare You!
Posted by Douglas DeLong at 3/30/2008 10:41 PM and is filed under uncategorized 
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We open the show with a look at the infamous rumor that the lyrics to the song Louie Louie are really, really dirty.
We make a big announcement about Planet Japan! Our friend Amy "Moooo" Chavez has retired from the show after almost 3 years. A big thanks (and a big "moooo") to Amy for her amazing contributions to Planet Japan! We wish her well in her new endeavors. A big thanks, also, to Junko Ogura for doing a spectacular job filling in for Amy the past few months!
Tonight we introduce our new co-host! Her name is Jen Biggers and she has been living and teaching in Japan for 10 years. She's a Texas girl who plays a mean shakuhachi (Japanese flute). We're looking forward to learning more about her and her experiences in Japan.
It looks like we can look forward to senior citizens patrolling the trains in Japan, looking for people demonstrating less than stellar manners. Look out! It's the manners police!
We start our new Quote of the Week segment with a doozy from Gloria Allred: "The last time I checked, a nipple was not a dangerous weapon!"
The "human punching bag," Akira Hareruya, is no longer getting his brains scrambled, but has started a theatre company!
At the new Cosplish English School in Akihabara, the teachers get to (have to) dress up like Anime characters. I guess it was only a matter of time...
Worried about getting stabbed? Not to worry. The stab-proof t-shirt will be on the Japanese market in June!
We report the sad news that the inventor of the McMuffin has gone to his reward.
Our Dick of the Week is a guy who has no appreciation for a good lap dance.
We close the show with a final tribute to our friend Amy with a song called Cows R Us, sung by a French band called Kick in the Can.
Thanks for listening! See you next time!
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We open the show with a look at the infamous rumor that the lyrics to the song Louie Louie are really, really dirty.
We make a big announcement about Planet Japan! Our friend Amy "Moooo" Chavez has retired from the show after almost 3 years. A big thanks (and a big "moooo") to Amy for her amazing contributions to Planet Japan! We wish her well in her new endeavors. A big thanks, also, to Junko Ogura for doing a spectacular job filling in for Amy the past few months!
Tonight we introduce our new co-host! Her name is Jen Biggers and she has been living and teaching in Japan for 10 years. She's a Texas girl who plays a mean shakuhachi (Japanese flute). We're looking forward to learning more about her and her experiences in Japan.
It looks like we can look forward to senior citizens patrolling the trains in Japan, looking for people demonstrating less than stellar manners. Look out! It's the manners police!
We start our new Quote of the Week segment with a doozy from Gloria Allred: "The last time I checked, a nipple was not a dangerous weapon!"
The "human punching bag," Akira Hareruya, is no longer getting his brains scrambled, but has started a theatre company!
At the new Cosplish English School in Akihabara, the teachers get to (have to) dress up like Anime characters. I guess it was only a matter of time...
Worried about getting stabbed? Not to worry. The stab-proof t-shirt will be on the Japanese market in June!
We report the sad news that the inventor of the McMuffin has gone to his reward.
Our Dick of the Week is a guy who has no appreciation for a good lap dance.
We close the show with a final tribute to our friend Amy with a song called Cows R Us, sung by a French band called Kick in the Can.
Thanks for listening! See you next time!
I will surely miss Aimee's contagious laugh. When she does, I lower my volume a couple of notches because it's clearly heard across our office! At the same time, I look forward to hearing from Jen Biggers. And from you as well! Thanks for the wonderful podcast.
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