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Blueberry Fetish And The Fat Feeder Fans

July 15, 20265 min read

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Episode Summary

Wednesday’s show is a real sampler platter of beautiful American rot: autistic train ecstasy, woodland white-pride poetry, a fat-fetish social network full of horny weirdos, a military asshole-blister crisis, Chuck Schumer possibly farting on C-SPAN, and a Florida woman accidentally rolling around with a license plate that basically says squeeze ass.

Opening Chaos

  • The episode opens with a deranged fake Kroger pear sale ad, complete with jam jars, pear bowls, pear pie, and poor Doug getting publicly blamed for ordering a truly irresponsible amount of fruit.
  • Tim also mourns the fact that he missed Big Boy, the giant steam locomotive currently making train autistics across the country spiritually levitate.
  • A train fan’s emotional meltdown over seeing Big Boy becomes the jumping-off point for a full conversation about why trains continue to short-circuit the autistic brain in the most wholesome way possible.

Ongoing Freaks / Updates

  • Big Boy apparently rolled through Ashtabula doing weird reverse maneuvers, which somehow makes Tim feel like he missed a once-in-a-lifetime rail-based miracle.
  • There’s also a return to one of DV’s favorite recurring internet species: deeply strange people uploading videos that absolutely did not need to exist, including one spoken-word racist in the woods and a whole ecosystem of feeder-fetish lunatics online.

Episode Highlights

  • A self-serious spoken-word piece called My White Skin delivers all the energy of a white supremacist open mic held behind a tractor shed. The imagery includes clouds, glaciers, white roses, and a level of confidence the material absolutely did not earn.
  • Tim also digs into Phoebe, a social network for fat people and their admirers, where users post weight gains like proud baby announcements and thirsty creeps write things like yum yum stretch marks with their whole chest.
  • The site’s fetish menu includes force feeding, immobility, messy eating, MPreg, and blueberry, which turns out to be exactly the inflation fetish nightmare you were hoping it wasn’t.
  • An app called Obedience rounds out the kink-tech coverage, offering doms a full-featured BDSM task manager so they can reward or punish their little piss goblins with the efficiency of a project-management platform.

️ Distorted News

  • Chuck Schumer may or may not have let out a suspicious Senate-floor fart while criticizing Trump, and the internet immediately did what it does best: forensic gas analysis.
  • A Florida tattoo artist nicknamed Nemo was arrested after police say he was caught outside his apartment complex at 2:30 a.m. with his pants down and a sex toy in his ass, because Florida remains committed to public indecency innovation.
  • A Pompano Beach retiree received a standard-issue Florida plate reading SQZ A55, which sure looks a lot like squeeze ass, turning a perfectly normal registration renewal into the hottest plate in the retirement community.

Listener Interaction / Voicemails

  • Stacey in DC writes in to ask what the hell that bizarre inheritance-family-drama call was from the day before, which honestly remains a fair and unresolved question.
  • A listener suggests Ligbit cereal as a DV store item, because once you’ve invented Crunch Browns, there’s really no reason not to keep ruining breakfast.
  • Magic Maggie gets compared to a new-generation Rain Florence style public-disaster creature, this time with circus dreams and family shame.
  • A caller reports having a dream where Tim was hanging around during some weird near-sex business trip scenario involving brownies, which is either medication side effect or destiny.
  • Harold calls just to celebrate the Florida jingle, which is frankly the healthiest possible use of the voicemail line.

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