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Bobs Slacktime Funhouse - Welcome to the CARNAL CARNIVAL

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2015
Episodes
1
Language
English

Strap yourself into the sticky, blistered vinyl seat of a rickety, rusty roller coaster and get ready for a nightmarish journey through an endless sleazy midway of freaks, geeks, misfits, perverts, and grifters as Evil Susie, acting as my booking agent, shepherds me through a multitude of questionable job opportunities working for a very carnal carnival! The title is cribbed from the sprightly Jehova Hates Phred song "Carnal Carnival," and it's bolstered with selections from The Jackie Papers, Bill Hicks, Crispin Glover, Joe Frank, Firesign Theatre, Tin Huey, Nash the Slash, Wendy O. Williams & The Plasmatics...and there's even a special geeking demonstration by Joe Coleman actually biting the heads off of a couple mice! I mixed it with chunks from MULTIPLE MANIACS (the Cavalcade of Perversion!), the obscure comedy hippies Conceptionland, carny sequences from sleaze classics CARNY GIRLS, FREAKS, and SATAN IN HIGH HEELS, and poured on some gloppy goops of some sick & lame kids LPs of PINOCCHIO and MisteRogers and some xtian thing called GINGERBROOK FARE [sic]. Goddamn, but this thing is packed with skeevy sleaze!

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TRIGGER WARNING: May contain CLOWNS. ("May," HELL.)

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  1. 1 Carneys

    No date given · 1 h 01 min

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  1. Bobs Slacktime Funhouse - Welcome to the CARNAL CARNIVAL!

    Listeners' uploads · Rev. Susie the Floozie · 1 episode here · archive.org

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