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CORN DOWN Prank Calls

dragonmere

Prank calls from a weekly live show, with an attempt at original ideas and premises. Hosted by dragonmere and featuring wastedmemory.

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  • June 19 · length unknown

    The CORNDOWN pt 324: with Greg Lee as Handyman Rick

    I really don’t have a great reason, but this CORNDOWN seems to revolve around nail clippings. I’m not particularly proud of this. Luckily, whuppy gets things wet, and we grab some (personal) information on the chicken, or this would have been

  • June 12 · length unknown

    The CORNDOWN pt 323: with Bob McFadden as Stargazer

    This show starts out with a few grapes, a little encouragement, and then a SERIOUS doublecross. Our famous bowls are all messed up, with wrong ingredients and incorrect operation, slamming into the frame at a forty five degree angle. From there, it&#8217

  • June 5 · length unknown

    The CORNDOWN pt 322: with Kevin Spacey as John Doe

    This show starts off strong, as I get a B King to mail a Whopper to my PO box to replace a scratched bun. This leads to wastedmemory having a scratched bag and a creased reciept, and I deal with a pen marked bag. We dabble with some burger sports before

  • May 29 · length unknown

    The CORNDOWN pt 321: with Julianne Moore as Clarice Starling

    Ever got gravy on your neck? Did it leave a tattoo? Of course it did, so you’ll understand the first batch of calls. We also deal with returning calls we never actually got, and move gravy around between KF Chickens like its our job. There’s

  • May 22 · length unknown

    The CORNDOWN pt 320: with Richard Belzer as Detective John Munch

    Well, what we have here is a heavily goblin themed show. It starts out with red lights across the board, and settings askew. A goblin is blamed, and then focused on for several calls ranging from goblin meat to a goblin shopper. I do have the surprisingl

  • May 15 · length unknown

    The CORNDOWN pt 319: with Townsend Coleman as Muckman

    The first half is all KF Chicken. We, or rather I start this CORNDOWN with a couple of loose sacks and a classic stuck lid or two. From there I explore the topic of mullet chickens before Whuppy joins in to order some Mullet Chicken of his own. Then we m

  • May 8 · length unknown

    The CORNDOWN pt 318: with Robert Llewellyn as Kryten

    Oh boy, this episode of CORNDOWN starts off with a man trying to take the piss, MY piss. Not acceptable. This quickly gives way to hangout sessions with staff, where we learn several facts about quiktrip employees; they work 10 hour shifts, they get no b

  • May 1 · length unknown

    The CORNDOWN pt 317: with Liam Hemsworth as Victor

    Oh wow. This show was a disaster. Partially a national disaster? I don’t know what qualifies, but I deal with heavy ‘technical’ difficulties (I pushed a button by accident), and wastedmemory gets hit with a series of tornadoes. Seriousl

  • April 24 · length unknown

    The CORNDOWN pt 316: with Henry Nixon as Downey

    Well, this is a strange one. First call is about a hidden compartment housing a second beef patty, that’s normal. Second call is over half an hour of yelling at a man who says he reads books. You kinda have to hear it to understand. After that, was

  • April 10 · length unknown

    The CORNDOWN pt 314: with Emma Lung as Heather

    It’s a good ol’ fashioned Fish’n’Chips CORNDOWN, as we start strong with french fry themed calls and quickly discover the fun of dropping the fries. We also deal with The Manager of The French Fries (a potatoe), and dabble in find

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