Posts Tagged ‘slacker’
Saturday, October 16th, 2010
The Celestial Hobgoblin points his gnarled hand down at the world and reveals the absurdity of human life. The wicked finger points to ‘Ms. Pringle – Librarian,’ ‘Baskin Robbins Owner,’ ‘New Horizons Daycare,’ and ‘2 Seagulls.’
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Saturday, September 25th, 2010
The Minced Witchcraft episode operates akin to Aesop. The parable of the fable is easily revealed when we see the result of common men practicing philosophy or thinking that they can write screenplays for daytime television. Perhaps they all have too much free time on their hands and this itself leads to deviant behavior. Team Mutation would like to announce that they do not think that all witches or any number of witches are at any one time, minced.
Skits include: Later in Johannesburg and The Screenplay.
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Tags: ad-lib, arguing couple, blendertainment, bored, cheating, comedy, daytime, dialogue, drama, editing, entertainment, fake, freeform comedy, fusion, garageband, guiding light, homophobic, humor, itunes, jazz sketch, latent, manipulation, philosophy, pimps, pod, podcast, screenplays, skat skit, slacker, soaps, sound, southeast asian, spousal arguments, television, weird, writers, writing
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Tuesday, August 24th, 2010

Nasal Expulsion of Bong Load
David patches things up with Susan and Henry has already ran out of cocaine. Henry soon realizes that David traded his portion of coke for heroin. The pizza guy arrives and Henry becomes paranoid that the delivery boy will know that he is on coke. He soon finds more drugs in his pocket.
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Tags: art, black, cocaine, coke, coming, dealer, delivery, dependent, dope, down, drugs, euphoria, fast, heroin, junky, leech, marijuana, market, painting, paranoia, paranoid, pills, pizza, poolside haircut, poverty, powder, reality, serotonin, slacker, sniff, snort, speed, straw, talking, television, tv, uppers, valium, weed, white
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Friday, August 13th, 2010
After angering Susan (or as Henry and David call her: “Susanna”) David decides to stop doing drugs which immediately sends Henry’s life into turmoil.
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Tags: clean, drugs, get a job, reluctant, slacker
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Friday, May 28th, 2010
Susan stops by David’s house to garner attention, but when rejected she threatens to take back her TV set.
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Tags: 2, apartment complex, argument, bondage, browbeat, chemical, comedy, drama, dramatic, druggies, drugs, entertainment, episode, greed, humor, interracial, junky, loser, midwest, overly, passive aggressive, poor, season one, selfish, slacker, spaz, trashy
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Friday, May 28th, 2010
In one of the historical ‘Writers Block’ sessions Team Mutation created a six part short series that would eventually become ‘Of Chemical Bondage’ (OCB). In this first Episode Henry O’Fallon wakes up late. David Cremshaw is upset and wants Henry to get a job, but he mainly just wants him to explain the welded bicycle frame structure that he built and put in the front yard last night. Henry deflects and asks for money to buy some cheap beer (always Schlitz).
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Tags: 1, addiction, art, chemical, comedy, drama, drugs, first episode, free, job, jones, pilot episode, podcast, post-modern, roommates, schlitz, screenplay, script, self medication, slacker, statue, withdrawal, writing, young ones
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