• Section 7 - Mark and Elyas' Embarrassing Stories, Girls Gone Wrong, Animals That Shouldn't Exist - EP. 1

  • Mar 6 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 4 mins
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Section 7 - Mark and Elyas' Embarrassing Stories, Girls Gone Wrong, Animals That Shouldn't Exist - EP. 1

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  • Welcome to the first-ever episode of Section 7! In this episode, Elyas and Mark kick off the show with a bang as we share some hilarious and cringe-worthy embarrassing stories that are sure to make you laugh out loud. From wardrobe malfunctions to awkward encounters, we've got you covered.

    Next up, we dive into some of the craziest girl stories gone wrong that we've heard or experienced ourselves. From dates that turned into disasters to hair and makeup fails, we've got plenty of funny anecdotes to share.

    But the laughter doesn't stop there! We also discuss some of the weirdest animals that shouldn't exist (but do), from blobfish to naked mole rats. Join us as we share some fascinating (and slightly disturbing) facts about these bizarre creatures.

    Throughout the episode, we keep the conversation light and fun, bringing our unique humor and wit to every topic we cover. So sit back, relax, and get ready to laugh as we take you on a wild ride through embarrassing stories, girl tales, and strange animals that will leave you questioning the very fabric of nature itself. Don't miss it!
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