Gumship Radio Episode 11: A Message of Love

Published On May 29, 2012 | By Dave | features, podcast

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After a night of partying in the city, we’re back in NJ at five in the morning with Rick, Rob, Chris, Greg and a bunch of passed out people around us. We talk about beatboxing, rapping on stage, not respecting the audience, eclipse, calling your rap friends gay in front of their fans, peter answers, rob leads us into a meditation, seung hui cho the virginia tech shooter, guy decapitates his girlfriend, picking a proper DJ name, ultimate iphone lock, greg shares his life story, chris had the worst assbeatings, heroin addiction, pills in sheltered homes, do you believe in aliens, the disclosure project, love, finding out religion is not the truth, scientology, the aliens’ purpose, the age of aquarius, Denver airport, 9/11 inside job, nano technology, expanding your parents’ ‘model’, Ron Paul & Mitt Romney, Jonathan Taylor Thomas, and the awakening.

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Dave grew up idolizing Godzilla for his can-do attitude and Jackie Chan for doing his own stunts. Today, he's conquering his own cities and shooting his little beams, all the while, wondering 'what does it all really mean?'. He means to get closer to the answer with every post.

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  • http://expandyourmodel.blogspot.com Robert

    A retort to your comment on my perspective being data-driven:

    As I said before, over-arching themes and through-lines of historical events favor a select group over the masses. This is blatantly evident on a consistent basis. A myriad of independent sources, from mainstream media to alternative journalism, confirm these historical trends. This should quell your suggestion of the dubious nature of my data.

    Cheers

  • Dave

    ^ I never said it was dubious, I was just noting the fact.