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Misinformation 33: Peeping the Peelers

This week The Guys make a pilgrimage to the land of ample bossums and visit the exotic establishment known as, the Titty Bar, the Shaker Shack, The Peeler Palace...ok, it's the Strip Club.  Due to their visit to the den of boobies, a strange adventure unfolds requiring one of The Guys to give a steadfast demonstration of his will.  Meanwhile, new Haiki were written...or more appropriately...new Haiki were crafted.  News about an aforementioned celebrity guest, a new celebrity listener, a rough draft of The Relationship Contract, plus much MUCH MORE!

Misinformation 32: Let It Bleed

This week, The Guys find themselves recording on a monumental evening in American Democracy.  A new president is chosen giving Adam hope that Sarah Palin will now show her ta tas.  Weller shares news of ground breaking developments in his life, romantical and otherwise.  Zac rants against ignorance of the electoral process, and a musical montage is shattered by poor planning and ever worse harmony.  All organization is lost when The Guys melt down over the fad that is Emo, and they never truly recover.  Plus much, MUCH MORE!

Misinformation 31: Prostitution Restitution

This week, The Guys find themselves short one man, but long on conversation for an extended episode!  A female genital reboot is proposed, Weller regales us with his exploits involving a potentially pirate ship bound stripper, Zac reveals the Haunting of Bertch House and The Guys discuss the difference between prostitution and pornography.  Gray area kids.  Serious gray area.  Hardcore.  Gray.  Area.  Strip clubs, Mandelay Mansion, Ken Plume's a god, plus much MUCH MORE!

Misinformation 30: Myavrics

This week, The Guys discuss the dreaded topic of politics revealing their true feelings about Janet...erm...Sarah Palin.  Friends will be alienated, walls will be broken down, and fire and brimstone will reign from the sky.  Zac reveals his phobia of throwing up only to be met by a "special question" from Weller's "special question" repository...his brain.  The Guys return to the issue of politics in order to propose a new form of democracy and a standard which they believe should be met.  Zac gives an important grammar lesson, food stamps and WIC campaigned against, listener input is recognized AND requested via an interactive "special question", plus much MUCH MORE!

Misinformation 29: Misinformed Masses

This week, The Guys once again battle their nemesis, The Mormon Church.  Betwixt the toil against the Latter Day Saints, and Zac’s very informed class on religion and dissection of the man called Jebus, an announcement is made about Iron Man II.  Eric credits Zac with this earth shattering development and reveals that he’s positive that Terrence Howard is a regular listener.  As two signs of the coming apocalypse; Eric has a Direct TV disaster, AND the New Kids on the Block kick off a tour…we thought they were dead.  Also, a frank discussion about little dogs, and why they suck., plus much, MUCH MORE!!  

Misinformation 28: Sticky Kitty

Misinformation 28:  Sticky Kitty

This week, The Guys discuss the awesomeness of cutting the umbilical of cohabitating with the ‘rents.  Apparently Eric’s brother doesn’t share the excitement.  This leads to a dissection of why Eric’s brother is…well…how he is.  Pornography is touched upon, but not in an actual tactile way, after a quick discussion of Iron Man.  Avoid 14:00 through 18:37 if you would like to miss the spoilers!  Zac again curses Direct TV to a thousand deaths, force choking a Wookie is dreamed of…Eric and Zac totally Bill Paxton/Bill Pullman a couple of their former teachers...and much MUCH MORE!  See me mowin'...my front yard…

Misinformation 27: Phallic Fear Factor

This week, the Guys briefly discuss the state of our economy and boobs before confirming the actual existence of JK’s box of glitter. Weller proposes a small business solution to teen age pregnancy, Zac attempts to bring down Direct TV one subscription at a time, and Adam uses his very own shiny new microphone to broach the topic of boobs for the second time this episode.  The Guys all vow to make a pilgrimage to the titty bar soon, a questionable party plan is discussed, Weller attempts to ruin Kingdom of the Crystal Skull forcing Zac to make an on the spot edit…and MUCH MUCH MORE!

Misinformation 26: Puggerific

Poetry, porn stars and Pugs, Oh MY!  This week’s episode finds the guys in a discussion about how to become a Bad Boy.  Weller showcases a talent he has hidden from the world.  Adam is apparently tricked into recording with promises of Madden Football and titty bars.  Zac discovers a listener with a shared moniker, beer is drunk, cold jalapeno poppers are eaten, and an interview opportunity is explored.  Plus, a memorial tribute to a tremendous loss…and MUCH MUCH MORE!

***Oops! Announcement! Misinformation 25: Carl Laboready IS NOW FIXED!!! And fully operational***

Misinformation 25:  Carl Laboready is now fully operational.  Thank you to all of the listeners who helped us identify which music files were the culprits of our conundrum!

Misinformation 25: Carl Laboready

Episode 25 is fixed and up and running! Holy double length podcast!  In this Silver “Anniversary” cast, the Guys marvel as Weller is emasculated by his loaner car.  Zac treks to Gotham to see the dinosaurs, and encounters an old acquaintance, which leads to a discussion about coincidence that ends in a contest…sort of.  Hooters.  Vaginal elasticity is debated segueing to an announcement of epic mediocre proportions.  The hobo workforce is mined for talent of the technological variety before Zac gets what has arguably been coming to him for a long time.  The world learns the secret as to why Iowa’s streets are forever safe, and Pamela Anderson is lambasted.  Several over modulations, the New Ghostbusters movie, and Weller’s dangerous gamble all point to why the Guys should NEVER record another 2 hour podcast again…especially at 2am.  Plus Much MUCH MORE!

Misinformation 24: Camelingus

This week, the Guys start out slow…real slow, as they discuss a couple of new beers they are enjoying and then move on to tackle Weller’s broke ass ride and tow trucking expertise.  The Logo Design Contest enters its final week, and Weller provides our listeners with a sure fire way to get free Burger King…if you dare.  Zac recounts the story of his Def Comedy View experience (Which one of these is not like the other ones…not like the other ones…) and the day of the pager is remembered, fondly…we think. 

The Guys also wax philosophic about the good ol’ days of heavy petting, movie theatre make out sessions and ducking the ‘rents, before discussing the strangest beauty pageant idea…ever.  Plus, much, MUCH MORE!!!

Misinformation 23: Seeing Eye Pony

The Guys discuss Weller’s recent pilgrimage to the land of beer and topless beaches and make the realization that Switzerland isn’t everything you see in the brochures.  Our appreciation for our loyal listeners grows, as they make themselves known and one even makes a contribution to the show, by way of his very own Mustache List!  Bigfoot is found, and then shown to be a tremendous disappointment.  In an attempt to recoup their losses over the Bigfoot let down, The Guys try to decide what would make the perfect pet, a golden eagle or a tiger, there is a return to the 10 1’s debate, a homoerotic moment is shared thanks to listener Louise…plus MUCH, MUCH MORE in this extended episode!

Misinformation 22: The New Black

In Part II of our palaver with guest host Eric, Zac broaches such topics as house hunting, house finding, and house giving…up…on… The B-team duo also take some time to discuss a third party’s love of the Internet, his alone time, and himself.  The most homoerotic movie of all time is revealed (It’s not what you might think.) and a quick Dark Knight accolade is given, (Ya, we know, we've heard it all already too.) luckily with no spoilers.  Things take a dark turn towards the last ¼ of the episode as Zac loses his mind over a major network reality show, both guys mourn the loss of a stand up icon.  Dumb’s the new cool, It, and much, much, more!

Misinformation 21.1: If Zombies Could Fly

The Guys are separated by the Atlantic Ocean, so Zac again seeks the help of Eric to balance the debauchery.  They tackle the definition and description of odd sexual phrases before jumping in to a conversation about tremendous weight loss.  Some time is taken to mark the passing of a Golden Girl and ponder the difficulty of besting the aerially inclined undead.  The Lost Boys are discussed, in two completely different incarnations.  Ninja Turtles are given their due respect, Eric’s cool brother is acknowledged, and Marky Mark’s brother is lambasted.  Shame on you, Donnie Wahlberg.  Shame.  On.  You.   Zac and Eric also wax philosophic about the having of cool stuffs, excluding a copy of Strange Wilderness.  Strange Wilderness can go to hell.  It can go to hell and it can die. 

Misinformation 20: Mustache Musical

The Guys implore you to help them with their pathetic logo.  Please, have you no hearts?  An extreme statement is made towards a Last Comic Standing contestant, the dangers of saying “retard”, another not so subtle plea to The Plume, and the great Mustache Musical formula is revealed!  You’ll never listen to rock and roll the same again.  Also, a slight against Bob Ritchie, the Emo, and Weller tells us how he really feels about Bob Seger.  We’re probably not going to Katmandu!

Misinformation 19: Haulin' Ass

This week, The Guys battle a phobia of abnormal female anatomical structures before discussing alternate career choices involving their sexualities...as well as giant crabs.  It’s only half as troubling as it sounds.  A third joins their palaver to help discuss unlawful carnal knowledge of the animated kind, ginormous children and the deity known as Dr. Phil.  Let’s do it.

Misinformation Episode 18: Gypsy Cabbage

Due to forces in the universe outside their control, The Guys must sever their alliance permanently.  Only Zac remains and must train a new ally.  Together may they become more powerful than anyone can possibly imagine; and with their forces combined, conquer age old questions.  Is it OK to hit a bitch?  Does the world need a new sexual technique? Who won the guest host vote? Also, a shout out to the business that made it all possible…and much MUCH MORE!

*Announcement* Misinformation *Announcement*...

Friends, fans, loyal countrymen, listeners around the globe...and the Irish. Due to the high energy and zaniness of the show, things got a little out of hand a couple of times. Some folks took things that were said on an old show very personally, even though they were not said with any harm intended and strictly for entertainment. Cory felt very bad about the fact that feelings were hurt and has decided that in order to preserve friendships, and as a gesture of good will towards those offended, he will be stepping away from Misinformation. Cory will be greatly missed, and his personal dynamic is irreplaceable, however, the show WILL go on. Misinformation will return next week as Zac continues to bring you entertainment through discussion of all the universe's issues...with a new co-host! Good luck with everything Cory, Misinformation will not be the same with out you!

Misinformation Episode 17: RecordUs InterruptUs

The Guys reunite!  Cory returns in a flurry of explanations, excuses, and apologies…well…sort of.  The Guys make fragile amends with The Schnack, try their luck with multiple microphone recording and pimp Last Comic Standing…again.  Cory takes an opportunity to look at the inner “Core”, if you will, and Zac bears his White Trash roots for everyone to see.  The Asian Invasion strikes a Journey tribute band, Zac reveals a new "celebrity" crush...Plus, much, much more!

Misinformation Episode 16: Mathmatical Threesome

The Guys again enlist the aid of the One Called Weller to fill the chasm left by Cory’s continued absence.  The dilemma known as the threesome, is contemplated.  Is a 7 strong enough to offset a 3?  You decide.  Also, the first listener challenge has been met, with mediocre results.  Weller argues that bald is beautiful, but not necessarily as cost affective as one might think.  Zac slips a C-word and The Courtship of Ken Plume sinks to an embarrassing, yet hopefully effective, low…plus much MUCH more!