SIT DOWN SON. FUCK OFF, DAD-A LOVE STORY
My Life in Show Business
John Allen brings his son in as backup in his ongoing argument with what is. My son and I discuss the only relevant questions that really count. How do I get more girls and not get cancelled? Is there an age where it’s just too creepy to keep hitting on the babes? Are all men misogynist? My answer to that one really pissed off my girlfriend now my ex-girlfriend. So totally worth it. I thought the bit about Jesus looking like a twink would’ve been the one, but she didn’t get that far. Other vital questions covered: Are there any topics a twenty-something adult is allowed to talk about in...
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Suffering Is Not a Glitch- Part One
My Life in Show Business
John Allen is back to face what is.
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Because I Do Not Hope to Turn Again
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John Allen makes a deal with "what is". Once again 'what is" pulls the football away.
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The Dogs Bark and the Caravan Moves On
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John Allen loses yet again to what is. This time he doesn't even make it to the end of the round.
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Moooooooomy
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John Allen losing to what is..
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Not Dead Yet Part 2
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John Allen survives yet another battle with "what is".
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Let Your Indulgence Set me Free
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Prospero and what is.
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The Hollow Men
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John Allen and what is.
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Snitch Culture
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John Allen and what is.
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Babylon- The Looking Glass Self.
My Life in Show Business
John Allen takes on what is. Its a draw. Nah. What is always wins.
info_outlineJohn Allen returns with what is:
3:00 Eating big steaks and fucking some girls.
11:00 Epidemiologists breaking out in smiles.
12:00 Letting the fastball go into the old folks home.
14:00 Jailed in our houses on a beautiful spring day.
16:00 Working on the pyramids.
21:00 The future is always now.
25:00 Belief - another fucking mythology you can grab on to and drown with.
29:00 The computer game where something random doesn’t happen is not much fun - Allan Watts.
35:00 Bob Dylan and projecting through Kennedy.
41:00 The things we thought weren’t going to change are changing.
50:00 When I’m at my best I’m a passenger.
55:00 Eisenhower’s warning.
1:07:00 A future full of minefields, betrayal and self-interest.
1:10:00 Mornings are for crying.
1:13:00 Death - Guaranteed.
1:19:00 Chief Seattle.