Welcome to Campfire Classics, a Literary Comedy Podcast!!
Ken threw a little curve ball this week with some fun facts that have nothing to do with the story. What are those facts about? You'll have to listen to find out.
This week's author is a Campfire Classics regular, SciFi great H.G. Wells. For facts on him, go check out Episodes 3 and 8. The story is "The Red Room," and Heather's reading is strangely reminiscent of an episode of Frasier. Along the way, our hosts eschew their traditional sex jokes in favor of a much more high brow style of humor: farts and pee.
Discussion topics not related to bodily functions include Chekhov's gun, magic fog trees, and geriatric West Side Story.
"The Red Room" was first published in The Idler magazine, in March 1896.
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So sit back, light a fire (or even a candle), grab a drink, and enjoy.
The Drinks Was Good
Bad Touch
A Cock Colonel
Then Came Lady Xanax
Why Am I Sticky
A Vengeful Couch
No Morals, All Filler
Bad Dates
Bad Doctor
Angsty Bloviation
The Menace in the Rear
Sexy Carl’s Jr.
Look After Your Ass
Tales From the Tub
Throbbing Knob
Demon BJ
Victoria’s White Mound
Sir Johnny Bangs 3: Chalk My Cue
Oh! Pooh!
A Spoonful of Sugar
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