Lord Pendarvis was asked to make an intro the Etsy game that they’ve been playing on the show, here’s the audio of that, cut up a little, but still dry – with no backing music.
Bert drops by and hears his intro to the show. He reveals that he & his wife’s “couple song” is Kung-Fu Fighting, to which Ellis shares his & Katie’s “couple song.” Bert then promptly sings a little “couples song” ditty more in Ellis’ & Katie’s liking.
We all know Will is the infamous LA Fire Starter, we all know his affinity for flashing his headlights at innocent young women, but now we’re going deeper down the rabbit hole of Wilson. He listens to police scanners (plural, he has more than one.) He watches COPS. He reads case files, I mean non-fiction books about homicide investigation. Is he just a bored, old lady sticking his nose in everyone else’s business? Is he doing this to make sure he doesn’t get caught while on one of his various crime sprees? There are numerous hours throughout the day that nobody can account Will’s whereabouts. Who knows, nobody knows the real Freddie Wilson Pendarvis Jr. III. He feels his calling in life is to be a homicide investigator. Or maybe, just maybe, we’re dealing with next notorious serial arsonist / rapist / killer in the history of the WORLD! “Frank” (Drebin?) the detective calls to weigh in on the discussion and says Will is a creep. Also, Tully carries a rape whistle? A lot is revealed during the 14 minutes you’re about to listen to below. Who knows, one day it might just be used in a court of law – or maybe this whole thing will be an episode of Law & Order that Ellis gets to watch.
Originally, I asked for recordings of various females to say just 1 word: Pussy.
My plan was to string all that into a single clip because I thought it might be funny, however, only @serutti came through with 3 different recordings. I’m too scared to ask how he got them, but he did. And guess what? They make nice ringtones! So here you go, pussytones!
More live studio recordings with HateBean. This time with heavy hitter Blasko on bass, Shoebox on keytar, Nancy on guitar, and tons of over-everything audio-wise courtesy of Ellis. Which actually gave it a gritty, industrial feel that worked out. So here it is, the audio with no – or next to no alterations.