Episode 223 - "Do You Think President Obama Will Pardon Virgil This Thanksgiving?"

Welcome ghouls and germs to a very spooky episode of the Fair Use Law podcast recorded on a very haunted Halloween night. Cringe and scream in horror as Dan and Randy discuss boom mics possessing a horror movie and turning it comical. Laugh nervously as we recommend other podcasts that we happen to enjoy, too. Watch as you reach the edge of your seat in terror as Dan describes the most evil thing to leave the island of Japan since Ringu, the Endless Eight. And to cap it all off we touch upon the spookiest of nightmare fuel discussed in the past: inappropriate Japanese dumpling recipes.

Perhaps I should stop for a second to review our show's record to make sure I have all bases covered... and by record, I mean VAGINA:



Speaking of Saw, Saw parodies on the internet are a dime a dozen and almost none of them could ever be as funny as my viewing of Saw VI. But this one comes pretty close:



The unsung hero of episode 223 this week was "Wrestling Superstar" Virgil, former right hand man of the Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase. Not familiar with this future WWE Hall of Famer? Well here he is being squished by a 600 pound Samoan pretending to be Japanese:



Want to get the gist of the Endless Eight episodes of Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhi but only have 36 seconds in which to cram in 2 hours of "story?" Well, Fair Use Law is always here to help!



Also this week on the podcast, we talked about never being able to eat a Japanese dumpling again due to the movie Cruel Restaurant. I wanted to include the trailer for this culinary horrorscape, but even YouTube couldn't provide one that was in any way suitable for most company. Luckily, though, they did have a video of the star of Cruel Restaurant punching out a creepy looking guy in a boxing match, which might be a fetish I never knew about until now:



And lastly this week I'd like to announce that, with the help of a time machine, we have a new sponsor: 1990s WWF Hasbro Toys at Toys R Us! Next time you want to boink Hulk Hogan at your local toy store, you'll be supporting Fair Use Law in your own way!