Posts Tagged ‘apple’
TRJE 147: Chillaxin @ the Beach
This week your host talks about a HBOC (Whole Bunch of Crap) that he found on his own or in his twitter feed. This is really a lazy fraking podcast.
This is episode #147 for Monday, Oct 10th, 2011 and clocked in at 22 minutes, 32 seconds.
TRJE 138: Ass Munch
This week Regis Jack talks about Americans, Apple, the Media, Jennifer Lopez’s Nipples and other stuff.
Yet another week, and another podcast. Seems like some sort of pattern is brewing here. Not much for show notes this week. It’s pretty clear I was unprepared for a podcast and just threw crap together at the last minute. How is that different from any other week? That’s not the point. The point is Jennifer Lopez’s Nipples, her tits, her boobs, her breasts, her huge…tracks of land. Of course I don’t talk about them until the end. Good Luck adventurer, your quest awaits.
This is episode #138 for Monday, July 18, 2011 and clocked in at 20 minutes, 33 seconds.
TRJE 129: NO Time Travel for You!
This week Regis Jack talks about Atlas Shrugged Part 1, Stuff about Apple, a Time Travel Ban, Monkeys (not the band) and other stuff.
So this is the week everyone’s been waiting for – when I review Atlas Shrugged Part 1. I started the book long before I knew there was a movie and now that I’ve seen it, understand why people read books. There is SOOO much more in the book. Anyway, this still doesn’t stop me from talking about time travel and monkeys (not related) and a bunch of other stuff.
John Galt’s Speech (short version) http://www.working-minds.com/galtmini.htm
Infinite Monkey Theorem http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infinite_monkey_theorem
The Hundredth Monkey Effect http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hundredth_monkey_effect
This is episode #129 for Monday, April 25, 2011 and clocked in at 32 minutes, 50 seconds.
TRJE 113: Harry Potter, Cool?
This week Regis Jack talks about Apple, Daniel Radcliffe, Harry Potter, his junk, how to make your own McRib (ewwww), his new Rocket Fett and other stuff.
Well, I’m back this week after a short sabbatical (that word sounds dirty). Around the holidays, it get’s busy and since I do this podcast out of the goodness of my heart – well, sometimes my heart isn’t that good. Anyway, I’m back and trying to catch up on what I missed. I don’t recall exactly what I talked about this week, but I did sing a song and got naked. Here are some links from the show:
Daniel Radcliffe sings every Periodic Table element in 1 minute | Blastr
Robot trained to care for the elderly at University of Connecticut | Technology | Los Angeles Times
The Regis Jack Experience Daily
This is episode #113 for Monday, December 6, 2010 and clocked in at 34 minutes, 38 seconds.
TRJE 102: Boldlygo
This week Regis Jack talks about Step Up 3D, Piranha 3D, Boobies (aka breasts), Adobe vs Apple, Wil Wheaton, Rusty Wallace and other stuff.
First and foremost, I’d like to thank Henry Cho for his comedy – which is where the title of the episode comes from. This week may seem a bit unprepared, but that shouldn’t shock any of my regular listeners. It is important to note that I do talk about boobies this week. Just keep that in mind.
Alright, this weekend I watched a double feature of Step Up 3D and Piranha 3D. Never have two films been so compatible. Both of which are great for many reasons, but Piranha takes the cake with extended footage of 2 completely naked women swimming in the lake, in 3D. There are but shots, tit shots, crotch shots, you name it. All worth every minute. Although I would have loved a zoom in shot when the blond, naked, bent over. Anyway, this movie has gore galore. Step Up 3D on the other hand, has great bodies and boobies, but they are complete covered (except for the guys boobies). The dancing is awesome, especially in 3D. Besides all of that, I do talk about Adobe telling Apple they are over their relationship, Wil Wheaton’s fan club (I know, I was shocked too!) and a bunch of other crap.
Oh yeah, I do talk about how I had dinner (almost) with Rusty Wallace.
Knee you sex time!
This is episode #102 for Monday, August 23, 2010 and clocked in at 32 minutes, 47 seconds.






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