Hairy Bread and a Cloud-Seeding Conspiracy

Bryan kicks things off with the YouTube weathermen who wave fried chicken at the camera, and the cloud-seeding jokes start right away. Rich walks through a week of 3D printing: kitchen sink strainers sized to the millimeter, canvas blocks for his pour paintings, a bagel slicer printed while the Walmart order came together, and a lighted frame for the 8x10s with a $6.50 LED strip, no app, and maybe an Etsy store down the road. Ron has the vinyl guy with three printers, $60,000 in cameras nobody touches, two motorcycles nobody rides, and a winch still in the box, plus a hot rod fund, early voting, and the Towle Court shooting at Fort Bragg 31 years ago. Bryan brings a Lear jet nosedive near Mar-a-Lago and the Halloween shootings, then Rich and Bryan trade pantyhose, Atlas Shrugged, Shakespeare in the Park, and the St. Crispin's Day speech. Bryan also covers Karl Bushby finishing a 31,000-mile walk around the world, the Camino de Santiago, Meta's Muse writing a local news site, the PlayStation 5 jailbreak, and the end of the game disc, while Rich and Bryan sort out POTS, hypochondria, and a great aunt who took the wrong aspirin. Rich can't make it to Kentucky this year, prints a sausage slicer, and puts out a bacon grease fire with water, and Bryan and Rich cover gassed strawberries, alcohol caps in the reefer, and a $13 pigtail wedge that's a nickel's worth of rubber and apparently worth fifty million each. Bryan closes the show with Yeggi, clothespin match guns, a dog that took off a pants leg, and MyAbandonware, home of the oldest game on the shelf, a 1965 baseball sim. Rich reports on Potapalooza, Bella, a hedge butchered down to sticks and stumps, and a week of VA appointments for hearing aids and a partial, and Ron nods off with a chainsaw humming. Links Mentioned MyAbandonware – the website of the week: classic games from 1965 to 2015 that you can play in your browser, including Gyruss and the PDP-10 baseball game Yeggi – a search engine for 3D printable models across Thingiverse, MakerWorld, and other sites MakerWorld – the 3D printing site with the image-to-3D-print tool Thingiverse – one of the big 3D model libraries Yeggi searches Podcast Apps – where to get a modern podcasting app and get notified when the show goes live Sayre to Weatherford – Bryan's local news site Muse – the AI agent that searches, writes, and sorts the news for the local site Relaxed Male – the writing Muse was told to copy for Bryan's voice Etsy – where the handmade lit paintings might end up xTool – the $2,000 laser engraver everyone keeps looking at Harbor Freight – where the tile cutter would come from Walmart – the grocery order that gave a bagel slicer time to print, and the $2.14 bag of bagels Amazon – where the $12 pigtail wedge lives NOAA – the weather radar that beats the clickbait weathermen YouTube – home of Max Velocity, Paul Hall, and the fried chicken intros TikTok – where the cut-to-length LED strips showed up Facebook – the pixel that knows too much, plus the pantyhose reels and the 3D printing videos Cyberpunk 2077 – the game with the most powerful joke weapon in it PlayStation – the PS5 jailbreak, GTA 6, and the end of the disc IMDb – settling the Tim Burton question Google Maps – which can't find the Potapalooza park Buffalo Wild Wings – where the Potapalooza crowd ate afterward Whataburger – what Rich would rather have eaten Medieval Times – the one dinner show worth the trip Support the Show No sponsors here — you are the sponsor. Support us with your Time, Talent, or Treasure: Time – share the show with someone who'd enjoy it Talent – send us album/episode/chapter art (2000x2000px) Treasure – hit "Support This Show" in your podcast app for one-time or recurring support via PayPal Get In Touch Email Bryan: [email protected] Email Rich: [email protected] Got a question for the Duuude? Send it to either email above and we'll make sure he sees it (eventually). If you are struggling with life please reach out to The Suicide Life Line - Dial 988 The world needs you here.