717: 1000 out of 10
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What funny stories do the hosts share about their childhood siblings?
Avatar look more real. Yeah. Hello, welcome to the podcast. This is Not For Radio. We are your hosts, Duncan Hyde, Jay Reeve. This podcast will contain some swearing, so caution. We're also going to give it a thousand out of ten in every single thing that we do, and we're hoping that you'll get on board with this brand new slogan, which was stolen from Matty K.
What are the pros and cons of unconventional playgrounds?
Jay's got a semi-tough pitch of wanting to put more psycho death trap playgrounds in the place around the traps for kids. There is chat of joining us in Scotland on an organised tour. How rugby league could save your life. well it pays to have friends when you move to a new town just in case you need to move some shit that ends up at your place bloody beautiful enjoy the podcast hey um and if you want to support us best way of doing that is becoming sniper elite all the extra episodes ad free first crack at merch first um well not first crack but uh you get to be in the mixer for all the big prizes and stuff like the couple of trips to bathurst in australia the motorsport event that um bathurst 1000
that we gave away a couple of weeks ago and meeting tomorrow afternoon to lock in our next one, which is awesome. Next big international trip.
What does '1000 out of 10' mean in the context of the episode?
That is exciting. Fill it up again. That's what they say, don't they? So if you want to become a Sniper Elite, definitely do it. We would appreciate you forever. Think of it as you buying us a beer each month.
What updates are there on the Scotland Stone Skimming Championships?
Chances are high I'm going to reconnect with a long-lost relative by listening to this. Croak birds of a feather flock together.
This episode is supported by Classic Builders. Their whole thing is making building a new place feel less overwhelming. You don't have to be an expert at everything. We're definitely not. No. Let them pick up the ball and run with it.
Attention, snipers. Gear up and hold your positions. It's time to load up some war stories. Your tales from the front line brought to life. Prepare to fire.
Have you ever thrown something so perfectly it became a medical emergency? John Boy has, and he's from the United States, and he listens to this podcast. Psycho Siblings, day one.
What wild stories are shared about the tractor tire incident?
My brother and I were having a heavy but regular bouts on who knows what. Anyways, one that my brother continued to piss me off after a good wrestle that I had with him.
How does rugby league relate to personal life lessons?
I figured it was over, but nope, this fuck wanted some more. So as I was sitting, my brother nagged me so much, and that was it. I was pissed. So I grabbed a pair of toenail clippers that were nearby and yeeted them sons of bitches clear across the living room. To my amazement and surprise, my brother moved his marshmallow-shaped, short, stocky, fat ass out of the way fast enough, and boy, oh boy, was it a surprise indeed. It went straight through my mum's china cabinet that had been gifted to her as a hand-me-down. Man, china cabinets are... Did you have one when you were growing up? Yeah. Mum and dad may still have one, but it had this, like, lead glass window frontage. Yep. Fuck, we smashed every single window out of that accidentally some way, shape, or form.
Which just seems crazy now, right? Would you even think about having something glass-fronted in your house other than a TV? Nah, I've been looking into, like, 9mm galvanized steel plating for things around my house, eh? Anyway, guess what, boys? My parents were fucking irate. But wait, there's more. Day two. Still at each other's throats. We'd been fighting all day and it was getting later in the day. Time towards that time that mum and dad would get home. My brother had been at me all day and I was at fucking boiling point. Enough was enough, so I walked away. At this point, he thought it'd be funny to pull his old bitch-ass britches down and give me the old one-two shiny white-ass moon cheeks thinking it was funny.
Well, that took about 0.5 seconds to send me straight into psycho mode. The room turned red. I repeat, the room turned red. All logical thinking had abandoned ship, ladies and gentlemen. And that was all that was left was straight rage. Thinking and looking at my brother, I said to myself, all right, motherfucker, I'll get the last laugh.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What funny stories do the hosts share about their childhood siblings?
0:00–0:20
2
What are the pros and cons of unconventional playgrounds?
0:20–1:12
3
What does '1000 out of 10' mean in the context of the episode?
1:12–1:21
4
What updates are there on the Scotland Stone Skimming Championships?
1:21–2:04
5
What wild stories are shared about the tractor tire incident?
2:04–2:14
6
How does rugby league relate to personal life lessons?
2:14–4:27
7
What unique travel ideas are proposed for the Scotland trip?
4:27–10:08
8
What insights do the hosts share about live podcast recordings?
10:08–41:00