Don't Read the Comments

By: CJ and Tai
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  • Summary

  • A podcast by two mates at opposite ends of Australia who find the best and worst posts that the internet has to offer.
    © 2023 Don't Read the Comments
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Comedy & Humour
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Episodes
  • Episode 63: We'll be back for a wanking special

    Episode 63: We'll be back for a wanking special
    Jan 23 2022

    Final episode for Season 2 and its jock full of yummy madness.  On this episode we discuss pipe bombs, spite cows and a man named Weezer (all from the same post).  CJ gets duped by an obvious parody account for far longer than he'd care to admit.  And a final AITA for the season, where the OP is definitely an asshole, but he's also not wrong.
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    59 mins
  • Episode 62: Come on in: cough on a baby!

    Episode 62: Come on in: cough on a baby!
    Dec 31 2021

    Our grand plans for a face-to-face, Christmas recording have been postponed, so we'll make do with a social distanced New Year's even one instead.   In this episode we discuss artificial insemination of lions via lethal means, the awkwardness of having tradies over at your house (especially if you accidentally take their clothes) and an AITA where everyone, is indeed, the asshole.
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    47 mins
  • Episode 61: An unspoken fetish for fascists

    Episode 61: An unspoken fetish for fascists
    Dec 17 2021

    It's been a long time between drinks.  We've got the latest in fascist cubism interior design, a dastardly pepper bandit plauging a good, god-fearing family and an AIYA that will turn you off getting married for good.
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    44 mins

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