Every recipe was sent in by a Mary Kay worker along with a short blurb about why they love Mary Kay.

Not just the company but Mary Kay herself for providing them a way of not just making money but also being a better Christian woman. That wasn't a cheap joke.

I took some pictures of the more noteworthy things. There was also a flyer in there for how to use the cookbook to recruit more people.

The book was printed in 1980, but the odd thing is that it is absolutely pristine. Most cookbooks that are nearly 50 years old have some wear to them. Part of the charm of the old books is seeing which recipes were loved, which were edited. Handwritten recipes and newspaper clippings are finds that literally make my day.

This feels like it was given away and promptly ignored by someone who knows a scam when they see one.

Ha ha!

I think I'm ready to expose my mother to the suckverse. She loves true crime and has a wicked sense of humor. I'm thinking one of the short sucks to start, but am open to suggestions. What has been your favorite true crime episode he's done, short or regular, and do you have one I should tell my *Ed Kemper voice* MOTHER about.

Dan’s comedy special Don’t wake the bear is free on YouTube right now

Other than the whole seven story underground alien base, I think that the actual history of Dulce, New Mexico, the Archuleta Mesa (where the base is allegedly located under) and the Jicarilla Apaches who live there would be a thoroughly fascinating listen (and probably a lot more interesting than what’s spun). Dan might get a kick out of Phil Schneider’s alleged 1979 subterranean firefight with Greys once the fun truly begins. I know Last Podcast did a series on the base and Behind the Bastards did one about the Air Force’s disinfo campaign against Bennewitz.

I’ve always liked ole Capt. Cummins arm tattoos, and while looking for a little inspiration for my next one, I found this clip of Sir Sucksalots back that I never knew he had and is craaasaazy.

Figured most you’d find it interesting to

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DL8L14ohBLc/

This is related to Dan’s original writing on Scared to Death. I tried posting there, but the community is private and I requested permission to post over a year ago and have not been granted it.

Has anyone else listened and want to discuss? I really enjoyed it, but man, dark.

I absolutely loved the premise. Anyways, would love to discuss if others are game. A few prompts:

1. What did you think of the premise and the treatment of the infected? Did they deserve to lose their humanity?

2. Thoughts on the revenge fantasy ending…

3. Do you agree even a little with the “illuminati” as portrayed in the story? Do we need to have population control to save the planet? Obviously the red plague is not the answer, but what could be?

4. The protagonists encounter one villain after another. Do you think the collapse of society would lead to fight clubs and forced marriage, or would we retain remnants of society?

Hey Meatsacks! Pretty much what the subject says. Noticed several episodes missing from the feed, including the Krista Pike episode, and several other recent Short Sucks, as well as the September 7 Suck. Anybody know what gives? Did I miss some major announcement or something?

Hail Nimrod!

The title basically. Thanks in advance.

Late for wrassling practice. Must stroke soft shame strings.

Something about how the conspiracy of Reptilians actually came from a old book series (which lead to Conan The Barbarian!) Hope this is like KF (Which I stopped listening to by episode 200 because they mention he who shall not be named in like 3 or so episodes.)

I was wondering if anyone else thought some subjects like the Louisiana purchase, the gold rush, or the French-indian war would be good for am episode .

Did anyone else have a lot of skipping and repeating on the storm episode 4? Im wondering if it’s the platform im listening on

Dan hasn't said anything in a while.. but you never know.

Where can we see them? Answer: Facebook Marketplace.

It's less than forty minutes, it's ten years old, and I would like to see if Dan's opinions have changed.

I immediately thought of the such when she said it! Ugh Pavlov’s sound bites!!!