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KGBcast #37: War is Over →
The show’s format gets a bit of a shake-up as we handle weird news along with Gavin’s review of Pina 3D in the first half while the second half is reserved for thanking listeners, Superbowl commercials, listener questions and explaining how the Podcast War with Geek Bombast ended up. Also, Kurtis has never played Street Fighter II (wat).
Show Notes:
- Crime Alley
- Pina Trailer
- Pina’s best 3D scene
- Kurtis’s 3D movie
- Titanic hat
- Damn Raphael
- Green Arrow #29
- Street Fighter II Retrospective
- The Simpsons Arcade Game
- Rethinking The Oreo For Chinese Consumers
- Chinese flavored Oreos
- Oreo Fork
- Indonesian man arrested for kicking woman he thought was a ghost
- Silent Hill nurse
- Siri Doesn’t Do Scottish
- One Million Moms to JC Penney: Ellen’s Gay — Fire Her
- How Bizarre, How Bizarre
- Lou Bega - Mambo, No. 5
- Christina Aguilera leaking fluids
- AboveUp liveblogs Battletoads
- Geek Bombast Podcast
- Sheamus wins the Royal Rumble
- Ferris Beuller commercial teaser
- Ferris Beuller Honda commercial
- WWF Halftime Show: Mankind vs the Rock
- Puppy Bowl
- Kristen Bell’s Sloth Meltdown
- Volkswagen dog commercial
- Misfit Toy’s tumblr
- New York City
- Judge Doom
- Best James Bond Death Scenes
- Death Cab For Cutie in Magical Mystery Tour
- The Beatles Never Broke Up
- Dinosaurs’ final scene
- Seinfeld’s final scene
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It took a while to get the show notes done (my bad) but here’s the latest episode of the KGBcast.
The Kodak No.1 camera, invented by American George Eastman, was a simple, leather-covered wooden box - small and light enough to be held in the hands. Taking a photograph with the Kodak was very easy, requiring only three simple actions; turning the key, pulling the string, and pressing the button.
The Kodak No.1 produced circular snapshots, two and a half inches in diameter. The Kodak was sold already loaded with enough paper-based roll film to take one hundred photographs. After the film had been exposed, the entire camera was returned to the factory for the film to be developed and printed. The camera, reloaded with fresh film, was then returned to its owner, together with a set of prints. [source]
Puppy Conan
Now everyone can lose their shit.
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