Jorm
speaker
728 appearances
8 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 27 May
Jorm’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Even if they asked, I would not do a third digital short because I kind of like the way Cuado played it, which was just two and done. It's the classy way. Hey, I was reading through the YouTube comments about Jizz in My Pants, and they were all really nice, and they're very creative. I think our listeners have a nice sense of humor. The last two I was a little curious about.
I thought they might be bots, and I'm going to read you what they said, and you tell me. First of all, the photos were incredibly beautiful women. Okay. Like headshot ladies. And the first one was, continue to delight your viewers with interesting content. Your videos add variety to the online world. Oh.
And then the next beautiful woman said, thank you for this amazing compilation. I appreciate your time and efforts that you put into compiling this video. It's very inspiring.
I am a little worried by the complete lack of specifics.
I see. I think we should engage. I think you entered late, Keith. We were talking about the fact that this podcast got nominated for a Webby.
Well, that's true, I guess.
Andy said it like he's bummed that this isn't Oscar nominated.
Sorry to keep making it about New York Times word games before we go to our next audio message. The clue to five across in the Sunday, March 30th, New York Times crossword puzzle was style of hip hop. The answer was four letters long. I solved the last three letters, R-A-P, and was praying, praying that the first letter was F as in crap. But it ended up being trap. It was trap. All right.
Let's hear another audio message.
I remember that. What was the joke?
So it was the Metro, the Metro PCS store by the Pontiac Silverdome.
And what was it? I mean, hard to remember. What was the average amount of people that would show up there?
It's very sweet of you to do that. Somebody said this was a story about grease and palms at the Lonely Island show.
You have my attention. My best friend, JP, and I wanted to share a story about going to the Lonely Island show in 2019. We got tickets to see y'all in D.C. for my birthday. The show was incredible. Keeve came out clearly exhausted, took photos for us. They attached the photos, Keeve, to verify that you were nice enough to take pictures of them.
And afterwards, we got chatting with your roadie, who was an absolute delight. Can't remember his name, sadly. And slipped him some cash, palm greasing, to get our poster signed by Jorm and Andy. Honestly, it was just enough cash for him to ship our posters back to us, which he did.
So that's pretty amazing. But, like, to give a roadie money, can you get these signed? And also the money is for you to ship them to us.
And then to have the roadie do it.
That's what I mean. You obviously had a good staff. Somebody else wrote, I work part-time at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C. Do you know where this is going? No. I work part-time at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C. currently, and ever since watching Ross Trent, I cannot stop muttering to myself, me toil part-time at Ja Portrait Gallery. Yeah.
Well, I thought part-time, and the fact that Portugal had the same amount of syllables as Stone Cold Team. Part-time. Look, it was a big ask, especially considering, like, five minutes ago, I was like, do you remember being in a hot tub with John Malkovich? And you're like, no.
Yeah, like incredible recollection. I mean, Yorm's recollection is so much when you're like, why do you have that vest? He's like, in fourth grade, I was walking down the street like just crazy. Crazy recall. Yep. When I say crazy recall, what does it make you think of?
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