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Prayers, Weddings & Boobs (Rawcast 9)

For the last Rawcast of 2013, we welcome a special phone guest… Chris from Columbus. The Rawdog went on an awesome date with an atheist, which sparked thorough discussion of how effective thoughts and prayers are.

The conversation moved from religion to how much weddings suck, why gift registries are dumb and why small boobs hold an advantage over large ones.

Or do they? Red provides a woman’s perspective on how great boobs can be. Of course, more than a handful is a waste.

Atheist billboard that I don't disagree with.

Atheist billboard that I don’t disagree with.

Small boobs hold value better over their larger counterparts.

Small boobs hold value better over their larger counterparts.

What to do when you get too ambitious during a t$& job.

What to do when you get too ambitious during a t$& job.

About Anthony Russo

Jon Hamm look-alike. M&A Director of Marketing, golfer & expert amateur storm chaser. Have a cactus named Phil. Say what you want; let the market decide.

Discussion

3 thoughts on “Prayers, Weddings & Boobs (Rawcast 9)

  1. As someone who has different beliefs than everyone in the cast, I appreciate everyone being open minded about the discussion. It would be very easy for someone who went to Lutheran Schools and a Christian college or something to be biased but it was not. (outside of the big bang/evolution comment) Thanks!

    Posted by Chewski | December 15, 2013, 1:09 pm

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