More Or Lex

It's our favorite time of year, and almost time for our favorite holiday. We talk about our Halloween costume plans, Lex gives an update in the ongoing saga of her boobs, and we review some books and things that you should read with your ears and eyes.

We're back, bitches! We've been to Hotlanta and seen all that DragonCon has to offer, and we're here to share it with you. There's robot carnage, cosplay, muppets, and mummies. You heard me, mummies. With saxophones. Let your freak flag fly!

Lex is back from her big trip to Comic-Con and tells all about the fun to be had there, and we look forward to our trip to DragonCon. We also review some books we read with our ears, and talk about some of our favorite TV watching.

It's a highbrow discussion this week as we critique our art collections, discuss fine literature, and the benefits of our new toilet.

It's our first episode from the brand new More or Lex compound, and the move has thrown off our schedule... We try to make it up by talking about underwear, boob leaks and robot carnage.

We have a very serious, coherent discussion about our new house, tequila, and the definition of peninsula. With no digressions at all. As if.

We read some more books with our ears, reminisce about some of the best people in the world, and discuss possibilities of cohabitation.

We're hanging out down at the truck stop with John Waters, telling family stories, and talking about books you'll actually want to read with your ears.

We're dropping the conversational equivalent Starbucks on you - all over the place. Try to follow along as we discuss moving, Captain America, insect invasions, music, and a special Keeping You Abreast update.

Let's play show-and-tell! Lex regales us with stories from the set of BattleBots in L.A. and disco rants about a book he read through his ears.

It's all bot droppings and raging fire when we go to RoboGames 2016 to witness the mechanical carnage. Joining us are special guests Craig & Chris Danby, Forrest Yeh and Ray Billings! Episode Links: http://robogames.net http://www.teamdanby.com http://www.battlebots.com/robot/tombstone/

The poop swabs hit the fan when Lex sends off for her gut bacteria analysis. Dread surrounds the impending robot battles, Overnight walk anxiety builds, and we press on in our quest to defeat depression.

We prove our conversational range this week; going from cussing out clowns to discussing the concept of nobility functioning as a literary tool. Lex's gullibility becomes obvious and disco's singing needs some work. Episode Links: http://brandonsanderson.com/books/

This episode our monkey toes enjoy heated seats on our way to Silicon Valley Comic Con. We stalk Nathan Fillion, Alan Tudyk, and the Woz. Lex expresses bathroom remorse and disco touts his sewing skills.

This week we determine that disco is not Uma Thurman, go off on a book nerd discussion, and talk about our plans for costumes we're making to wear to Silicon Valley Comic Con.

disco is live from Michigan where the Hokey Pokey + YMCA = father-daughter time. The rest is all Idiocracy as we discuss political penis-waving, talking animals, and dancing The Nae Nae.

This week we drop some mad history and theology as we talk to a bona fide saint - Pastor Sheri of First Mennonite Church of San Francisco (disco's hippy gay Mennonite church). Episode Links: http://menno.org http://www.dancarlin.com/product/hardcore-history-48-prophets-of-doom/

Conflict! Lex scores tickets to San Diego Comic-Con but disco isn’t invited. Plus: disco buys his own car and Deadpool wins rom-com of the year! Support disco’s Comic-Con misery @GetMoreOrLex (https://twitter.com/GetMoreOrLex) on the Twitters or at http://facebook.com/moreorlex/

Lex and disco discuss disco's theory on passive-aggressive party planning, Lex's trip to Florida, disco's upcoming trip to Michigan for a father-daughter dance, and the drop-in improv class they went to. Along with all the usual digressions, of course.

It's digression city this week. Lex and disco discuss Lex' triumph at work and sandy vajayjay at the Jonathan Coulton show, but disco's ADD keeps taking side trips into the Superfriends and less than useful super powers.