• Drinkipedia - 100 - LAST DAY OF SCHOOL

  • Jan 28 2021
  • Length: 1 hr and 31 mins
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Drinkipedia - 100 - LAST DAY OF SCHOOL

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  • Break out the non-uniform and bring your favorite toys to show and tell - It's time for the final day of school, and therefore the final episode of Drinkipedia.
    Jason, Audra and Matt each deliver their final drunken-lecture on a special subject of their choosing. The catch? They're all very drunk. Classic.
    Join us for a celebration, and thank you for listening over the last two years.
    So grab a drink (unless... Nah, just grab a drink) and join us, as we play Drinkipedia!
    Thanks for joining us at the bar! We are a comedy/(bad) education podcast, and we appreciate you for hitting play. We're three friends who take turns drunk-explaining random topics we learned about that week - Like Drunk History, but for the full curriculum.
    Explicit audio content within, in the form of NSFW language.
    Music by Mojo Kid, he makes excellent music for video games!
    Twitter: @drinkipediapod, @MattWWriter, @AudraNicole1, @JayNguyen_C
    Patreon: patreon.com/drinkipedia
    2020 onsuo
    comedy #education #learning #game #history #science #art #nature #popculture #random #topics #drinking #alcohol #drinks #booze #wine #beer #spirits #wikipedia #improv #indiepod #podnation #british #american #film #comics #wrestling #tvshow
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