WWAW listening to old O&A high

[FamilyDollar]

Haven’t smoked the ganga in a long while, listening to old O&A. There really is nothing like it that exists today or has existed ever, maaannn. even though I’m fucking broooding over everyone involved with the show today it’s some good shit.



The way they let this awful woman on the radio for 40 minutes while trashing her was beautiful.

WWAW telling me to consider suicide after this post

 

[guest]

Been a long time since I got a proper bake on. Maybe I'll do that tonight.

 

[Rutherford_b_Blaze]

Fawk yeah man

 

[guest]

If I start listening to O&A high, I almost always end up going to Ron and Fez after awhile.

 

[satanssockpuppet]

Whenever I hear the old stuff now, it's impossible to ignore the various tics and traits that eventually manifested themselves into the grotesquery we see today. Opie's haughty insecurity, Jimmy's deep, repellent un-likeability, Nana's closeted homosexuality and ethnic self-loathing, it's all there. It just hadn't been distilled down to its purest essence yet. Except for Sam, who was always revolting.

 

[Meownaw]

One of my favorite bits. I'm gonna give you the black boy!

 

[Lamont & Tonelli]

WWAW telling me to consider suicide after this post

Eh, no need to rush into anything. Listen to some more OnA, that'll make you feel better about yourself.

 

[Naked_Militiaman]

You wanna talk about marijuana influence…how about the influence of alcohol and pharmaceutical drugs?

 

[Chive Turkey]

One of my favorite bits. I'm gonna give you the black boy!

The ABC of niggihs

I was always thinking they were kinda exaggerating when it came to how white trashy Long Island was but jeez

 

[DMbA]

Fawk yeah man

How about a dead podcast called getting high with Doug and it's about movies

 

[lowend73]

Been a long time since I got a proper bake on. Maybe I'll do that tonight.

Listen to the episode where Vos bought shellfish at a fair and was bartering for tickets.

 

[Lamont & Tonelli]

Listen to the episode where Vos bought shellfish at a fair and was bartering for tickets.

Listening now, this one is a real banger. "Two dumb Yemeni cousins", Vos' "Borgies" paux fas, Sherrod keeping pretty quiet.

 

[FamilyDollar]

Listening now, this one is a real banger. "Two dumb Yemeni cousins", Vos' "Borgies" paux fas, Sherrod keeping pretty quiet.

“Kind of like the beach, one day when you’re on the leach…. I got.. I got too carried away!

 

[BonnieMcFarlaneMe2]

Haven’t smoked the ganga in a long while, listening to old O&A. There really is nothing like it that exists today or has existed ever, maaannn. even though I’m fucking broooding over everyone involved with the show today it’s some good shit.



The way they let this awful woman on the radio for 40 minutes while trashing her was beautiful.

WWAW telling me to consider suicide after this post

If I’m not mistaken she eventually calls Keith a nigger and he just starts laughing. “There it is” hahaha.

 

[BonnieMcFarlaneMe2]

How about a dead podcast called getting high with Doug and it's about movies

Stanhope did an episode of that and mocks Doug for opening with shilling merch and asks if the show is just an infomercial.

 

[Meownaw]

Listen to the episode where Vos bought shellfish at a fair and was bartering for tickets.

Fuck is that a classic one. Up there with interns eating balls for me.

 

[Meownaw]

If I’m not mistaken she eventually calls Keith a nigger and he just starts laughing. “There it is” hahaha.

"You are an abomination".
"Eww I didn't vote for that guy!"
Ribs

 

[GOD DAMN RICH CUNT]

If I’m not mistaken she eventually calls Keith a nigger and he just starts laughing. “There it is” hahaha.

I like when she says nigger at one point and Keith leans away from the mic and goes "oh god DAMMIT"

 

[THE D]

If I start listening to O&A high, I almost always end up going to Ron and Fez after awhile.

Where we at with getting baked and listening to Ron & Fez tearfully eulogize O&A?

Whenever I hear the old stuff now, it's impossible to ignore the various tics and traits that eventually manifested themselves into the grotesquery we see today. Opie's haughty insecurity, Jimmy's deep, repellent un-likeability, Nana's closeted homosexuality and ethnic self-loathing, it's all there. It just hadn't been distilled down to its purest essence yet. Except for Sam, who was always revolting.

If your goal is to listen to an old O&A bit, and you hear Sam's voice, you are actually listening to a recent dying years O&A bit.

 

[Meownaw]

@DMAN WWAWD Dices first appearance on the show?

I love it