Wrestling is Lit: Recent Episodes
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Warning this episode is extremely not safe for work (NSFW).
In our final episode on the rule of three, listen as three afab folks finally understand how boners work, attempt to recreate an iconic Pitch Perfect scene, and talk about sex for half an hour. For our finale, it's a full episode of whomst fucked, Rule of Three addition! Thanks for sticking through to the end.
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In part 2 of our special rule of three episode, special guest, Renee, joins us, as we take a look a one of the most dominate (and most horny) threesomes to grace the WWE ring.
Matches: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIVgQpw7K1DLOsVMEPs4WBG15M1D84lG_
Gmail: wrestlingislitpodcast@gmail.com Twitter: twitter.com/LitWrestling Tumblr: litwrestling.tumblr.com
For a very special episode, or really episodes, we look at the Rule of Three and the many groups of three that have walked through the ring. We also introduce a very special guest so we follow the rule as well.
Due to how much we recorded, we decided to spilt the episode into three parts, so please enjoy part one of three of the Rule of Three.
Matches watched: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIVgQpw7K1DLOsVMEPs4WBG15M1D84lG_
Twitter: https://twitter.com/LitWrestling Tumblr: https://litwrestling.tumblr.com/ Gmail: wrestlingislitpodcast@gmail.com
This week, we go back to ancient times to talk about traditional greek chorus and how they're represented in modern professional wrestling. Also some brief thoughts on the G1 Special in San Fran, getting way off track, and over using "hot take"s.
We don't reference any specific matches this week, so no links for that, but some other links: Twitter: https://twitter.com/LitWrestling Tumblr: https://litwrestling.tumblr.com/ Email: wrestlingislitpodcast@gmail.com
Thanks again for listening! See ya in two weeks.
For our first episode, we look into the similarities between prologues and promos, introduce ourselves, and promote our own future episodes.