Nice girl talk with Hagatha, Tampon Tammy, and Debra Wilkerson. Hagatha talks about her masturbatory fantasies and lucid dreams, Tammy cries literally. Debra helps Madge buy a TV. Also Myron Cohen discusses boiled beef in side one of his album.
In her first post 2020 election grum, Madge beats around the bush mostly. First she thanks audience members for donations, then she plays her initial 11/4 election reaction. We then jump to present day as Madge reacts to the election at the beach. Afterwards, we painfully listen to Tampon Tammy describe how she hacked the Wal Mark. We end with Hagatha’s voice mails explaining how she quit her job because mixing paint is hard followed by more tales of the shitty. Lastly, a live call with Hagatha that goes nowhere. A worthless grum, but it’s done.
This is the last grum before the big election, and we’re going to celebrate in true yeast style. First, Madge reads a nice letter from Roger Smalls, followed by a nice conversation with Hagatha about how she became obsessed with eating the brown. Lastly, we talk to Tammy about some nice general topics which I forgot as I write this summary. You will enjoy this grum.
Some low energy babble, a quick chat with Grizelda, a long discussion with Bicyclemark, another long talk with Tampon Tammy, and a walkabout. Also, side 2 of “Do you want to have a laugh?”
Long grum including Madge walking to and fro voting, Tampon Tammy goes full J/K Rowling, Hagatha tells ‘sex’ stories, TDYLN talks about his puppy party.
Container store gay and PTSD.
Do you want to have a Laugh? – Eddie Lawrence
Going to vote – coming out as progressive.
Do you want to have a Laugh? – Betty Walker as Ceil
Walking home after voting.
Do you want to have a Laugh? – Roy Ross, Bill Persky
So many people and things in today’s grum! A letter from Roger, Tampon Tammy introduces a new game, Grizelda is fat, Debra talks about altspace, and Hagatha returns!
Today we have a several parts including Tampon Tammy, TDYLN, and myself, divided by old political comedy bits from the 1960’s record called “Welcome to the LBJ Ranch.”
