Death Drop Dead
Death Drop Dead is a paranormal podcast where ghost hunting meets drag. Hosted by two Drag Queens, one with a love of everything supernatural, and one who is scared by their own shadow. In each episode the show will dive into chilling ghost stories, real ghost hunts and the darker side of history.
Join us each week for a brand new episode which will give you chills, thrills and even some little tea spills
Death Drop Dead
Ep 666 - "Fat Funky and Free"
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In the Sixth episode of Death Drop Dead, Boo! Khakii and Cl!toraaa Hood speak all things Cl!tty, discuss a listeners haunted home and introduce a new "Docuseries" about local Folklore.
Did a spirit make our camera malfunction? Why does Cl!tty relate to 666? Where DID Boo! find this story?!
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It's not I'm having an aberration on my knee Hey, that's my clitoris. This is a real disorder me. I'm a raging big old lesbian hetero. Hetero. H-E-T-E-R-Strong O.
SPEAKER_03Hetero sexual walla.
SPEAKER_02Oh voila. Wallah, that's like that good brand of hairspray, isn't it?
SPEAKER_08Oh, well uh.
SPEAKER_02Wella. Yeah.
SPEAKER_08Under my um, but well uh, well uh, well uh she's on them Victorian ghost.
SPEAKER_02We love blyf blah, blif blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. That's so millennial of me. Sorry, I can't talk today.
SPEAKER_09Sorry, I can't do English. English is not my friend.
SPEAKER_08Ollie, hola, que tal?
SPEAKER_04Moi Biantu Moy Cansada.
SPEAKER_10Oh, estoy muy cansada.
SPEAKER_04Ah, sí, sí.
SPEAKER_08Oh Dios mío.
SPEAKER_06Porque that was me in Spain. Oh, what are boys? Ninos! Aki!
SPEAKER_02That is Glitura Hood, who has now taken over Espania.
SPEAKER_06That is Bukaki, who hasn't.
SPEAKER_02Dickhead. And this is this is you, isn't it? Yes. I'm so sorry, I'm I've feed your words. I'm greedy.
SPEAKER_04And this is what I what is it?
SPEAKER_06Episode six, baby. Let's talk about you and me.
SPEAKER_08Let's talk about all the good things and the bad things that may be. Let's talk about sex. A little bit, a little bit. Let's talk about sex, baby.
SPEAKER_04Baby, all through the night I'll make love to you.
SPEAKER_08Like you want me to. And I guess it's just the woman in you that brings out the man in me. Boom, boom, boom! It feels like the first time. It feels like the very first time.
SPEAKER_06It feels like the first time. And I don't know her bit because I don't like it. That ruins the whole riff off. Yeah, it's awful. The whole riff off is ruined due to anakendrick.
SPEAKER_02Well, that is so much fun. Episode um pitch perfect.
SPEAKER_06Yeah.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. So Clitty Clint, how have you been? I've been good. What you've been up to in our little hiatus from the podcast. We didn't say why. We had a hiatus because what has happened, Clint.
SPEAKER_06I don't know.
SPEAKER_02Well, we released it.
SPEAKER_06Oh yeah. I was going through my head like, what have I done?
SPEAKER_02What have I done?
SPEAKER_06Like, yeah. We've been able to do that.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, we've released it officially published. So you we are a few episodes ahead of ourselves. Yeah. Just because we live a busy lifestyle, so we need forward plan. So apologies, but we are officially out on the open.
SPEAKER_06Oh, not me.
SPEAKER_02No, no, you're Petty.
SPEAKER_06Yeah.
SPEAKER_02Petty Claire.
SPEAKER_06Hetero.
SPEAKER_02Hetero.
SPEAKER_06Hetero.
SPEAKER_02H-E-T-E-R strong O.
SPEAKER_03Hetero sexual.
SPEAKER_02Oh, voila. Wallah that's like that good brand of hairspray, isn't it?
SPEAKER_03Oh, well uh.
SPEAKER_02Wella, yeah. Under my arm, but well uh, well ah, well uh, gorgeous. We're so musical today.
SPEAKER_06I know.
SPEAKER_02So you've been good then?
SPEAKER_06Yeah, I've been um I've been on Hollybobs.
SPEAKER_02You've been on Holly tell us all where'd you go?
SPEAKER_06I'm tanned.
SPEAKER_02She's tanned out. That's why she's wearing white, so it looks like she's more tanned than she is.
SPEAKER_06Oh, I will get my tan lines up. I thought you could say you'll get your tits out, and I was so your tits for the lads.
SPEAKER_02Footballers. You can tell we've been away from this. This is chaotic as anything.
SPEAKER_06So yeah, I went to Spain.
SPEAKER_02Oh, that's why she's Spanish.
SPEAKER_06Yeah, yeah. Because um, I went to Spain with my dad, um, his mum, and um my kids.
SPEAKER_02Stunning. You had a good time.
SPEAKER_06Yeah, it was lovely. It did rain most of the time. I had three days of sun.
SPEAKER_02And you still tanned?
SPEAKER_06Yeah, I still got tanned. I did sit in the park though the other day with you.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, we did sit in the park together.
SPEAKER_06No, that's not when I tanned us, tanned in my mum's garden.
SPEAKER_02Oh, you did.
SPEAKER_06The boys, the kids were in the pool, and I was just I was just laid there on a like a little chair like this.
SPEAKER_08Give me, give me the sun.
SPEAKER_06Give me the bloody body.
SPEAKER_02I want vitamin D.
SPEAKER_06Oh wait, that's not a joke with you, that's a joke of my mum that I've just said.
SPEAKER_02I'm so embarrassed. Yeah. I feel so left out.
SPEAKER_06Yeah, honestly, it's because of Alan Carr.
SPEAKER_02What is that?
SPEAKER_06Alan Carr and Tom Hardy. Tom Hardy's on Tom Hardy's on Alan Carr. And um Alan Carr brings out loads of dogs and like Tom Hardy loves dogs. And he wouldn't give the Bassett hound back, so Alan Carr goes, give me the bloody basset hound.
SPEAKER_09I love Alan Carr.
SPEAKER_06And yeah, me and Mum just piss ourselves at that. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02Incredible. Love, love, love.
SPEAKER_06Fuck me.
SPEAKER_02Me?
SPEAKER_06No, me.
SPEAKER_02Oh, she's inhaled microphone.
SPEAKER_06Yeah. What are you gonna what you're trying to say? That I eat everything I look at.
SPEAKER_02No, I say you inhale everything.
SPEAKER_06Oh yum!
SPEAKER_02I'm hungry. I mean, I am hungry.
SPEAKER_06But you're making me cry my eyes are watering.
SPEAKER_02Oh, I see. That's what you call an abusive partnership. I've made her.
SPEAKER_06I thought you were gonna say that's what you call fat. Fat with a pH. Fat with a she's getting no action. Stop. You can't say stuff like that. You're gonna have to take that out.
SPEAKER_02That's alright, it's going. Let's go on. Chopped. Sayonara. Um, yeah, I've been alright.
SPEAKER_06Oh no, honestly, I didn't give two shits if you're alright or not.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, no. Um, been busy, been editing the podcast. I've been working, editing. I don't have a life, but we have been gymming quite a lot.
SPEAKER_06Yeah, that's that's why. Sorry, more about me. Um strong legs now. I mean I don't think they're on the camera, so that's fine because where I just pushed that in there, that was just tubby tub tub tub.
SPEAKER_02It was a little wee little bit of a chub.
SPEAKER_06Yeah, but leg day's my favourite day.
SPEAKER_02It is your favourite day. How much have you got up to on leg press?
SPEAKER_06No, because that's 300.
SPEAKER_02Well, you're not doing 360.
SPEAKER_06Oh, yes.
SPEAKER_02She was doing 360 for reps, like I was doing um 24, 24 reps. Oh, you were doing 360 for 24?
SPEAKER_06Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, and three rounds.
SPEAKER_02Cool, three rounds. Three sets. Yeah. Did you do a drop set at the end as well?
SPEAKER_06No, they hurt too much for real.
SPEAKER_02Um, so yeah, we've been gymming quite a bit. Yeah, I won't give you my actual but it is heavy. It is heavy. She has got strong old legs on her. Yeah. So yeah, I've been I've been cool. I've been alright.
SPEAKER_06Yeah.
SPEAKER_02Can't lie.
SPEAKER_06What did you do when I was on hollybobs?
SPEAKER_02What did I do when you were on holiday actually? Worked. Oh yeah. Oh, I was um away for work. I was up in Manchester.
SPEAKER_06No, you weren't, that was the week I got back.
SPEAKER_02Lol. Um, what was I doing then? Because you are my personal diary. I don't have any memory.
SPEAKER_06I think you had like you were at home a lot, but working at home when I was away. Or like in our area.
SPEAKER_02I was, I was local. I wasn't travelling.
SPEAKER_06And then as soon as I got back, you were like, Sayonara. Sayonara, I'm after Manchester. What language is that?
SPEAKER_02Say.
SPEAKER_06Yeah.
unknownSpanish. I don't know.
SPEAKER_02It's not in Duolingo. We're gonna say Spanish because Spanish is the superior language.
SPEAKER_06What about Italiano?
SPEAKER_02We can't say that.
SPEAKER_06No, I'm saying you're sure that's not Italiano.
SPEAKER_02Could be. I mean I can speak to me dead relatives.
SPEAKER_06Oh, okay.
SPEAKER_02Ask them.
SPEAKER_06No, because I've got so into sorry I'm boiling your conversation. Okay. Um I've got so into being Spanish that I'm even watching a Spanish teen drama. Oh, she is.
SPEAKER_02What's the drama? Go and tell us all.
SPEAKER_06Elite.
SPEAKER_02Elite.
SPEAKER_06I won't give anything away, but no, it's fucking incredible.
SPEAKER_02So I have watched one episode, but I was season two. Yeah, I randomly it must have been when it was Aaron and Netflix. I was gonna say Spotify. Netflix naturally put that one on.
SPEAKER_06Yeah, that's what happened to me with um and I didn't understand it, so I didn't watch it. Well, no, you wouldn't understand it because you don't speak Spanish.
SPEAKER_02I speak English. Not back then. Not back then, I didn't know no, no.
SPEAKER_06Um but I was confused because they when they say bye, they say chow.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, chow's common.
SPEAKER_06That's like and I was like, What? That's and so I Googled it. I was like, Why do Spanish people say chow? And they were like, it's just a common bye. Yeah, well, I've been walking around going adios, adios, adios, yeah, chow. Oh, I love that.
SPEAKER_02Chow, peace, peace, peace. It's so cunty. Um, so clitty click click clip.
SPEAKER_06Quite simply, I really do hope that my legs aren't showing because I have cellulite.
SPEAKER_10Cellulite.
SPEAKER_06This whole episode is called Fat Funky and Me.
SPEAKER_02Fat funky and free. That is the title, fat, funky and free. Absolutely. I love it.
SPEAKER_06Hi guys, welcome to episode six, baby. This episode is called Fat I don't know what it was. Fat Fat Funky and Free.
SPEAKER_02Oh, fat, funky and free.
SPEAKER_06I could do a Siri voice.
SPEAKER_02Go on, hit me, Siri.
SPEAKER_06Ask me then. So hey Siri.
SPEAKER_02Hey Siri.
SPEAKER_06Ask me something.
SPEAKER_02Oh yeah. See, I'm a I'm a Googling.
SPEAKER_06Ask Google then.
SPEAKER_02Um hey Google.
SPEAKER_06Do they speak?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, they respond.
SPEAKER_06Hello, how can I help you?
SPEAKER_02What the fuck? Hey Google, why am I so cunt?
SPEAKER_06According to my calculation, cunt is a bad word. I cannot describe you right now. Thank you.
SPEAKER_02Hey Google.
SPEAKER_04Hi.
SPEAKER_02Who is Clitor Hood? Sexy. Hey Google!
SPEAKER_04Hi.
SPEAKER_02Who is Bu Kaki? Ugly. Hey Google. I'm breaking up with you.
SPEAKER_06Oh, that's sad. I have others I can be with.
SPEAKER_02Google is a slut, we have found out today. We're not to slut shame. I highly love all of her. Actions. Google has needs. Get them needs met, girly. Get them. Is that correct, English? Google has Google.
SPEAKER_06Oh, I'm thinking of I have nodes.
SPEAKER_02I have nodes. She's back in pitch perfect.
SPEAKER_06It's as if we've watched it, but I really haven't.
SPEAKER_02No, we haven't even watched it together, have we?
SPEAKER_06There's hair in my mouth.
SPEAKER_02Have we ever watched it together now? Oh my days, I've just knocked myself out. Oh thank god. With my Audrey Hetband gloves.
SPEAKER_06Huh.
SPEAKER_02They're so kind of. They are cute. Please no. No. Oh, oh, uh, uh, ah, ah, ah. Love it. Um, Clitty. There's one oh Lord, what have I? I've really fucked this up. There's one thing. Can you see my fanny? I don't I don't think you have one of those.
unknownNo, I ordered one online.
SPEAKER_02I'm here! Hey, that's my climate! No. No, okay, lovely. Um, so we're missing one component, one key part of our podcast. Oh my fucking god, where is it? I've got it, I've got it. Go on, I'll give it a dingle.
SPEAKER_06It's ding ding ding ding ding. Oh, fuck me. Why is it so loud? I think the headphones are loud. You can't even see your headphones.
SPEAKER_02Can you not? I have got an ugly wig on, but I thought it looked quite cunning of this outfit.
SPEAKER_06I'm Billy Eilish.
SPEAKER_02You are Billy Eilish.
SPEAKER_06Peace and love to my fans.
SPEAKER_02I'm a cheerleader's pom-pom.
SPEAKER_06You better make a girly pop.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, cute.
SPEAKER_06I have a reason for being Billy. Why are you? This episode is about me, and we will get on to why it's about me. That's why I'm speaking so much about myself.
SPEAKER_02So, Clity Clit. Would you like a tinglet again? Go for it. Would you like a story?
unknownStory.
SPEAKER_02Well, that was pretty.
SPEAKER_06Thanks. Honestly, I think in this podcast I'm just trying to showcase my vocals because every time I perform and I sing, I'm out of breath and I can't sing.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, yeah, yeah. So Clitty. I have a story for you. And just for the viewers, listeners, I've taken a glove off because I can't scroll on the phone with the gloves on. They don't work. Um, physics, science. So I've got a story. This story caught my attention, mad, because it's related to the number six. What episode are we? Six. Six. When's your birthday?
SPEAKER_06Sick, but there's six!
SPEAKER_02The bitch is the devil.
SPEAKER_06And that's why this episode's all about me.
SPEAKER_02That's why it's all about her. So I've got a story that relates to this. Are you ready?
SPEAKER_06Am I ready though? Because I feel like this is gonna creep me out.
SPEAKER_02It might scare you. It might not. It might get you horny.
SPEAKER_06Right.
SPEAKER_02It's been six years since my wife Bethany vanished without a trace.
SPEAKER_06Oh, it's fine. I'm not I'm not wet, I'm not a bride.
SPEAKER_02No.
SPEAKER_06Not married.
SPEAKER_02No, true. So yeah, not right at all. Um me and Bethany were me and Bethany were married for four years. Four happy, invigorate, and fruit of years. We were high school sweethearts, however, at that time, two women falling in love was heavily frowned upon.
SPEAKER_00No, it's not a lesbian.
SPEAKER_02Um da da da da da. We didn't care though. All as we knew was each other, and the love we shared was so deep, pure, and connected. She was the light of my life, and then everything changed. That cursed day, the 6th of June, 1997.
SPEAKER_06Oh my god, it's my actual birthday! That's the day I was born.
SPEAKER_02I was dying.
SPEAKER_06That's the day I was born. I thought it was just gonna be my birthday. That's literally this is your birth certification.
SPEAKER_02A date that I have ingrained into my mind. Scratching away like chalk on a chalkboard, spinning questions of why, who, where, where is my Bethany? Where does she go? And why can I not remember? Did I ever know?
SPEAKER_06Oh my god, if she imagined Bethany.
SPEAKER_02You see, me and Bethany had a very normative relationship. Like I said, we were childhood sweethearts. We met in science class. Bethany accidentally caught my jumper light with a Bunsen burner. Stop meat. Absolutely meet you. Hazardous.
SPEAKER_06I live.
SPEAKER_02She rushed over to put the slight flame out. But from that day, the flame in my heart I feel for her can never be put out.
SPEAKER_04Oh, lesbians.
SPEAKER_02Lesbians. They don't have to be so intense. 100%. We shared a smile, a smile that I will envisage for the rest of my being. I miss her. After science class, Bethany came up to me, profusely apologizing. I'm so sorry. I really did not mean to. Please, will you forgive me? I'll buy you a new jumper. Anything. I think attempted arson is punishable with prison time. I half giggled.
SPEAKER_06Oh, stop it. Putty in my hand. No way. Stop it right now. Where's the room?
SPEAKER_02Do you reckon you can get scissors in a science room? I don't know, but they're going too. Bethany nervously laughed back, and from that day, our lives changed forever. We proceeded to spend every break time, lunchtime, and after school together. We were inseparable. Bethany was a troubled kid. She told me of her childhood and the complexities she experienced with her parents. Her father brought her up alone as a single dad.
SPEAKER_01Oh.
SPEAKER_02Her mum I know. Surprising. Her mum left when she was very young. Newborn, in fact. She never really told me why her mum left, but what I did understand from the situation, her mum was involved in some occultist practice.
SPEAKER_10Here we go.
SPEAKER_02Her dad always described her mum as quite eccentric. To the point where she even insisted on having a home birth, but not regular home birth. No. Bethany was born on a sentence. Bethany was born on a centenary stone in the middle of New Forest. From that day, Bethany never saw her mother again. Bethany's father, a loving, tall, unique looking man. Rude. That's so bitchy. That's so bitchy. You're rather unique looking.
SPEAKER_06No, that would piss me right off. I'd never speak to that person again.
SPEAKER_02Never, ever. Like blocked. Yeah, blocked, deleted, pushed to the bottom of the water. Like you are not on my Christmas card list.
SPEAKER_06Oh.
SPEAKER_02Pushed to the bottom of the water. You've gone for murder. I've gone for I'm not celebrating the festivities with you.
SPEAKER_06You said no card for you. I've said don't. You said die.
SPEAKER_02Um so Clotora's gone into a business of making armbands made of rock.
SPEAKER_06Um my god, that would be so fun. Who would I give them to?
SPEAKER_02He raised Bethany to the best of his ability. When him and Bethany would have heated moments, his tongue would sharply snap and say, You're exactly like your mother, a fucking freak. Bethany's father tragically passed away when she was 15. She had to go through court hearings and a whole debacle with social services. And eventually it was decided that she could come and live with me and my family.
SPEAKER_06Stop it. Wouldn't that be the best thing ever?
SPEAKER_02High school as well, yeah.
SPEAKER_06Yeah, like I would have lived for that.
SPEAKER_02For your dad to die.
SPEAKER_06No, no. I mean at that point. Oh yeah, it did. Not my not my not my biological dad, my stepdad died. Obviously, I think it's been spoken about every episode, no?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, I don't know if we've included it in every episode.
SPEAKER_06No, but we have spoken about it, and then we removed yeah, fun.
SPEAKER_02Um so Bethany traffic deposited. Um da da da da da. By this point, it had been nearly a year since Bethany's attempted arson attack on my school jumper. Just for time context, I guess. So it's been nearly a year. So they were what? How old did they say? 15, I guess.
SPEAKER_0615 when our dad died. And then 14 when they met.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, yeah, okay. So the next few years were marvellous. Me and Bethany decided to make things official. We both came out to my parents and were greeted with such beautiful responses. My whole family was so supportive and so happy that Bethany was in my life. They saw how happy she made me. Some of my extended family weren't too pleased. However, I did not give a fuck.
SPEAKER_06Yeah, correct.
SPEAKER_02This is me, this is my life, and you cannot dictate what I will be doing.
SPEAKER_06This is real, this is me.
SPEAKER_02I'm a raging big old lesabine.
SPEAKER_06Yeah, 10 out of 10.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, stunning. Um, cannot dictate what I'll be doing. We both ended up moving out of our Hampshire home since we got accepted into Manchester Metropolitan University. No, why is it so about me?
SPEAKER_06So creepy. I went.
SPEAKER_02That's why I've been so excited to tell you this one. Yeah. Um, Bethany studied sports science and me engineering. Not related to you.
SPEAKER_06No, I did music and teaching.
SPEAKER_02You did. Yeah. Our uni years were enjoyable. Our relationship grew leaps and bounds. We were able to connect to each other on a level I didn't think was possible. She found who she truly was, just as I did. Manchester is where we consider our home to be.
SPEAKER_06Oh, me too.
SPEAKER_02Sad, I don't know. Moving forward to our final year of university, I was adamant I wanted to marry Bethany. I have never been more certain about anything in my life as I was at this. Our final exams were over. Myself, Bethany, and our queer friend group were celebrating down at Salford Keys. When I decided to drop down onto one knee. Oh, don't miss it.
SPEAKER_00It's actually making it.
SPEAKER_02She's sobbing. Um, Bethany, will you do the honour of becoming my wife? Oh yes! Bethany roared with excitement. So, where's Bethany roaring like a lion? Bethany roared with excitement, screaming, yes, yes, of course I will. Our friends jumped with a joyous glee, expressing their congratulations.
SPEAKER_08Glee.
SPEAKER_02We were to be wed. Bethany and Priya, power couple of the century, are getting married. It was posted everywhere. All of our friends flooded our social media with the news of our engagement. The love was huge. Our wedding day. Oh, it was the most beautiful, pure day I can ever speak about. We both liked the idea of blurring the traditional gender norms. We wore tailored suits in varying colours with a bridal train and a fabric draped across the suit to resemble a combination of a traditional bridal gown and a groomsman's suit. Stop.
SPEAKER_06Because this is exactly what I said that I wanted to wear at my next wedding. If I got married again. If you got married again.
SPEAKER_02Any cute girly.
SPEAKER_06No, I don't look like this.
SPEAKER_02No. Um this is very fem fem fem fatale. After our wedding, we only felt it correct to move to Salford since we got engaged there. Stop up. This is where we spent the next four years of our marriage until everything changed.
SPEAKER_06I lived in Salford.
SPEAKER_02You did live in Salford.
SPEAKER_06On an upside-down house.
SPEAKER_02In an upside-down house. Not a really upside down house, just that your living room is on the wrong floor, your kitchen was down, weren't it?
SPEAKER_06Yeah, my my two bedrooms were on the bottom floor with my bathroom. Then it was my kitchen, and then it was my living room.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. Horrible, had mice. Oh, fun. Um, that's what we get for living in Manchester. Manchester! Manchester. Manchester, Manchester. Um, so Bethany's birthday was the 6th of June, which fell on a Sunday this year. So we're celebrating on the Saturday to see her birthday in. We went out with the girls' gays and days, and a cute little party. The night went smoothly. We stumbled home the early hours of the next day. However, Bethany stayed out a little bit longer with some of our friends. This was normal. I always get tired around 1am. I couldn't bear to be in the club when the lights came on. That's not us. We're there and getting pride out of the club. Um, I couldn't bear to be in I've said that. I got home safely. At 5 45am, our door ring door. That's the time I was born. Incredible. Impeccable. Is it at 5 45 am?
SPEAKER_06That's the time I was born.
SPEAKER_02Our ring doorbell detected that Bethany returned home. 10 30am. The screech of numerous alarms rang in my head, sharply bringing me from my slumber to reality. Why am I awake at this time? I hate my life. My head was still spinning from the night before, but I needed to head to my GP for a smear test. I put it off for a while, and this was the closest appointment, on a Sunday of all days. I grabbed my phone, turned off the alarm and began to rationalise my surroundings. I'm not in my bedroom. I'm in the spare room in the basement. Was I that drunk that I climbed into the wrong bed? I didn't think anything of it. Boy, this boy. Boy, this point. Um, by this point, I'm in a rush. I chucked back two paracetamol and a barocca and bolted to the car. I shouted up to Bethany, see you when I'm back, darling. I shut the door and left. I frantically pressed the car key to unlock the car, and well, my fucking car won't unlock. It's a keyless drive, and to be honest, I didn't have time to change the battery. So I decided to take my chances and walk to the GP. When I say walk, I mean a mild jog, potentially a sprint. Um I like this girl. Steva.
SPEAKER_06Who's this? Priya.
SPEAKER_02Priya. Um, I arrived at the GP surgery, panting and sweating. However, when I looked at the entrance, I was overcome with a feeling of pure, I'm going to rip your fucking head off vibes. Something was off. As I got to the door, it wouldn't open. Sunday. I would be questioning. Um, the doors appeared locked, the lights hung low, it looked almost derelict. I did think Sunday was a stupid day for a smear test. I checked my calendar, 6th of June, 12 o'clock. Smear test. I banged on the door and I shouted, no one answered. Fuck, fuck, fuck. I screamed into the universe. I could do that more passion. Fuck, fuck, fuck! I screamed into the universe. I eventually accepted my loss and went home. I was too hungover to deal with all of this. Real.
SPEAKER_07Yeah.
SPEAKER_02Absolute real. Um I rang the GP surgery when I got home. That funny automated message popped up. You're calling 17 in the queue. I waited my turn, then when I finally got through the line, it sounded like TV static. I spoke through the static white noise and explained the situation, and I was able to receive back a feign. We don't have anybody registered at this practice with that name. Due to the glitchy line, I put it off as a technical hitch. I'll call back in the morning. I really was just having one of those mornings. I storm upstairs to tell Bethany about the morning that I've just gone through. However, Bethany is nowhere to be found. I called her, no answer. I text her, no answer. I messaged our group chat, no answer. I go into panic that no one has seen Bethany since last night. I immediately check the ring doorbell. She was last seen entering at 5.45. And there is no recording of her leaving. I knew something wasn't right. I had that deep longing feeling in the pit of my stomach. Bethany was gone. Bethany has left without a trace. I tried to call the police, but my phone service would not kick in. You fucking piece of shit. Why won't you fucking work? I screamed in anger and then it hits me. I suddenly was overcome with the most agonizing of headaches that I've ever experienced. It was unbearable. I needed to sleep, to rest, to close my eyes immediately. I'd think I was on a stroke. Honestly, like I'm having a brain aneurysm. That's me done. I went back down to the spare room in the basement to sleep it off. It was always darker there. Bethany must be alright. Yeah? Maybe she's just out. Thoughts racing through my mind. Worry filling my body with physical symptoms. A manifestation of pure anxiety about the heightened situation. I woke up. I felt empty. I felt lost. I want my wife back. Our friend group is small. We just have one group chat where we continuously speak and share memes that if anyone saw we would be cancelled. I don't want to speak to anyone. I want to be left alone. I went to message in the friend group chat to explain that I'm not going to be on social media or anything for the foreseeable. I need some time. To my surprise, 13 hours ago, when I was struck with this agonizing headache, I'd already written a message in the group chat saying I'm going to take some time away. See you all soon. Which wouldn't deliver. Fear and anxiety can do the strangest of things to you. I clearly felt I needed time away. That never happened. I ended up staying in our home for the next six years. I became a recluse. No social interactions, nothing. I would just lay in that basement room mourning, wishing for my Bethany to return. 6th of June, 5 45 a.m. The ring doorbell chimes. I check my phone. Is that? Is that Bethany? I frantically wipe my eyes. Trying to be certain if what I'm seeing is accurate. Her curly hair now straight. The blonde now brunette. Her curved body now slender and slim. I know this is my Bethany, but I don't I'd be scored. So happy. I know this is my Bethany, but I don't recognise this woman at the door.
SPEAKER_01Oh my god.
SPEAKER_02Attached to the side of her like a leech stood a shorter woman, Ginger, ruffled hair with a really pretty smile. I hung back in the basement for a moment longer to observe what is happening. I see them put the key in the door, hand in hand. What? And have a passionate, romantic kiss as they're doing so. What the fuck is going on? Fifteen minutes pass, I'm trying to gather my thoughts, and then I hear it. A thud. Sounding like someone fallen to the floor. Instinct kicks in and I hide. Something does not feel right. Something is off.
SPEAKER_06Oh my god, is Priya actually dead? Should she die of that headache?
SPEAKER_02I scurry underneath a tiered shelf and in doing so knock my hand into a box. I take a quick peek. The box is full, full to the brim of newspaper articles and what appears to be an occultist symbol. I audibly gasped. I noticed on one of the articles, it was titled, Occultist Leader's Daughter Escapes from Prison in Mysterious Circumstances. And attached was a photo of my Bethany. That godforsaken headache strikes me again, agonizing, unbearable pain, until I can see, until I can see everything that has happened, which now comes flooding back. On June the 6th at 6am, six years ago, 666, Bethany came into the basement room. She proceeded to strike me in the back of the head with a two-foot ornament until I died. She fled via the window. I was not discovered for around one month. It took another five months and six days to locate Bethany. Throughout her court trial, she explained that she had to do this. You see, Bethany was actually a sacrificial birth, an offering to a satanic entity with an agreement that at the age of 27 her body will be taken over by this entity unless she delivered a new vessel to them and continued to do so every six years on that day. Pause 27. 27.
SPEAKER_06So just for everyone, sorry, I've actually got tears, so this is too much for me. Um for everyone that doesn't know, I really thought I was gonna die at 27.
SPEAKER_02We celebrated when you turned 28. We celebrated.
SPEAKER_06Celebrated like it was shocking. Everyone knew. Everyone knew but it's been an ongoing thing since high school.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, since you were a kid.
SPEAKER_06Yeah.
SPEAKER_02Madness. But you did say it's the year you sell your soul to the devil.
SPEAKER_06But I didn't know that when I when I said so, um god, my it's too much.
SPEAKER_02You see, Bethany was a sacrificial birth, an offering to her, say da da da da 27 body protect modes. Um every six years. I wasn't her wife, I was her vessel, moulded into believing her cunning lies. Was any of it true? Or did she see me as an easy target? It all makes sense now. I write this here, trapped in limbo, where my physical body was found, my vessel. Six years have passed since Bethany killed me, and now this woman was next. The realisation that I'm listening to the sound of my imminent freedom from her wretched hands, from limbo due to my next victim's demise, fills me with empty tears. I'm nothing but a lie. However, one thing I do know, Bethany's father was correct. She was just like a mum, a fucking freak.
SPEAKER_06And I don't even know what to do with myself.
SPEAKER_02So, what's your views?
SPEAKER_06Well, I think it's fine because I was born on the 6th of June.
SPEAKER_02Yeah.
SPEAKER_06So I'm not the one being murdered.
SPEAKER_02No, you're not, no.
SPEAKER_06I'm the one murdering.
SPEAKER_02So we went on a roller coaster of emotions.
SPEAKER_06Like, I feel really bad for her.
SPEAKER_02Awful. Priya, yeah. Fun little twist.
SPEAKER_06Yeah, poor gal.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, poor girl.
SPEAKER_06That was brilliant.
SPEAKER_02Thank you. I wrote it.
SPEAKER_06No, you didn't.
SPEAKER_02I wrote it for you.
SPEAKER_06Stop it! You can't. I really thought that this was someone's real story.
SPEAKER_02No, I've written it for you. Yeah, I want to write it. That was brilliant. Thank you very much.
SPEAKER_06How weird, because I was gonna write one today as well.
SPEAKER_02Stop it, we're so creepy. Yeah, love. Um, because I wanted one for six to relate to your birthday, yeah, and I couldn't find nothing, so I said, fuck it, I'll write, I'll write it.
SPEAKER_06You've kept that up for like a month, two months.
SPEAKER_02Honestly, and I haven't overspoke about it because I like to overspeak about it. You have overspoke about it. But my level's normally dramatic, I'll give it away. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So, yeah, that was my story. That's a very long one. Um but here you go. You got a story for me, Clitora. I'm gonna put me um hooker glove back on.
SPEAKER_06So, build us.
SPEAKER_02Oh my god, clitus. Oh, that sounds a bit brutal, don't it?
SPEAKER_06Yeah, kill us.
SPEAKER_02Kill us, clitus.
SPEAKER_06Would you like a story? A story, yes, please. Wow. So this story has been sent by someone on Instagram. Oh gorgeous! Yes, so Morgan has sent this in. Yeah, stunning. Yeah, Tanfield Hall, Tanfield Hall in Durham, built in the 1600s, became a boarding grammar school in 1790s to 1800s when it closed due to a fire on the top floors where the children slept. A number of children died in this fire.
SPEAKER_02Oh, is it's haunted as fuck.
SPEAKER_06So I'm just setting your backstory there. Well, I'm not, they did. Um, so this is actually from their mum. Um, love that. Yeah, love that.
SPEAKER_02Oh, their mum's writ it. Yeah, their mum wrote it, really sent it to them and they've sent it to me. Oh, gorgeous.
SPEAKER_06So before we moved into the hall, we had renovations done. The builders began to insist that they always worked in pairs after being spooked by the feeling of being watched, and on one occasion, seeing a figure walk along a passage upstairs, then through a wall into what would become our master bedroom.
SPEAKER_10Oh, okay.
SPEAKER_06We moved into the hall early 1990s, and a few years later, our daughter was born. My husband worked away during the week, and we had my husband's brother staying with us during that time. He was helping us out with decorating and odd jobs, and would always give me a hand on loading the car when I returned home from shopping or visiting my parents.
unknownRight.
SPEAKER_06My daughter was about three years old, and they also had a newborn as well. Okay. So they had a three-year-old and a newborn. Both girls.
SPEAKER_02Stun.
SPEAKER_06And my three-year-old insisted on wearing an old-fashioned dress that her grandma had bought her for her dressing up box.
SPEAKER_02Oh, she's one of them Victorian ghosts. Creepy. You find her in like an old abandoned mansion with them beady eyes.
SPEAKER_06Yeah, well, wait till you see this fucking house.
SPEAKER_02Like, have you got pictures of it?
SPEAKER_06Yeah, and I've asked about the house as well.
SPEAKER_02Oh, stunning. You've said, um, sorry, you can send us a story, but I'm now going to do my own investigation and ask you everything I want about it. I love that.
SPEAKER_06Um, one afternoon, while my brother-in-law was decorating the top floor, he heard footsteps on the four floor below and looked over the stairs to see a small girl running along the passage in a dress style similar to my daughter's dressing up dress. Victoria Ghosts. She then went out of sight, calling out and getting no answer. He came downstairs only to find he was alone in the house.
SPEAKER_10Oh.
SPEAKER_06About an hour later, when I pulled into the driveway, I was met by a freaked out brother-in-law, asked him why we popped in and didn't answer him. I explained we hadn't.
SPEAKER_04That's it.
unknownStop it.
SPEAKER_06So, yeah, they had some haunting fucking things going on in this house. Yeah, so this house, right, it's not just any old house, it's a hall. Because it was a boarding school.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, true. Right, massive.
SPEAKER_06So we can attach that.
SPEAKER_02So we will attach a picture of the house, we'll splice it in. Oh, yeah, huge. And that's got them posh um maze gardens.
SPEAKER_06Do you want to know how many bedrooms they have?
SPEAKER_02How many bedrooms?
SPEAKER_06Take a stab. Seven, sixteen.
SPEAKER_02Sixteen bedrooms.
SPEAKER_06Yeah, they've put living their best Bridget in life. Honestly.
unknownYeah.
SPEAKER_02They're having so many bukakis there. Um, well, thank you very much to our little listener. So, guys, if you do want to send stories, we'll put all of our socials at the end of the episode. So make sure you listen through to get all of those details. Um, so that was our storytime, Clitty. Yes, it was. What a fun little storytime we've had. Yeah, I loved it. Our next section is going to be what?
SPEAKER_06Clip, clip, cliff, glitoris, cursed counties.
SPEAKER_02Oh, Glitoras Curse Counties. Ammo, ammo. And Divas, we've got something special for you for this one.
SPEAKER_05We do.
SPEAKER_02We don't know if you'll like it, but Tough Shit, it's our podcast. We do what we want, Dallas. Fuck you! Fuck you, it's all about us.
SPEAKER_05It's all about oh, what is that, son?
SPEAKER_02Oh, I've dropped my headphones.
SPEAKER_05It's all about it's all about now. It's all about today.
SPEAKER_02Find the key.
SPEAKER_06It's my key.
SPEAKER_02She's made it up. Um, I was trying to make a funny joke, and it wasn't a funny joke. It was a very overused joke.
SPEAKER_06I've gone deadpan.
SPEAKER_02It's Mikey, Mikey, fuck off. Um, so we're gonna do something exciting. We've decided to start a mini docuseries, I guess. Docu series is it a docuseries? I don't know what a docuseries is. We're on Netflix. We're on Netflix, yeah. So, guys, don't join us. Um, tune in for our new Netflix show. Yep. Um, Netflix Netflix No, you can't speak. I can't. Netflix sponsor us, please. Netflix sponsor us, please. Child, child. So, what we're gonna do, we are from Suffolk. Oh, spoiler alert! We gave that away in episode two when we said Barris and Edmunds is close to us.
SPEAKER_06I mean, on every single TikTok, on every single Instagram reel, I put our location.
SPEAKER_02Oh, yeah, true. So we're in Ipswich.
SPEAKER_06Yeah, quite simply.
SPEAKER_02We're based in Ipswich. Um, if my strong Suffolk tones didn't give it away, Clitty's voice is a little bit um deranged. She's got a mix of Manchester, Suffolk, um, French, Spanish, Russian. She mixes all languages together. I am just I sound like a farmer.
SPEAKER_06You sound you sound like an old Ipswich woman.
SPEAKER_02I do, I sound like my nana really badly. So, yeah, guys, we're starting a docuseries um on Netflix. Anyway, so our region is East Anglia. Yes. We are based in Ipswich. You can see that on our Instagram. We tag our location. We are from Ipswich. If my strong Suffolk tones where I sound like an old Suffolk woman, my nan, um, doesn't give it away, then our like you are thick, and our location will give it away. So East Anglia is our region we're part of the county of Suffolk. But we're looking at East Anglia as a whole, the little bubble on the map. Have you noticed we're a little bubble?
SPEAKER_06Dying, I don't know maps.
SPEAKER_02No, true. Um, so East Anglia. We are renowned for having quite a lot of folklore. We're very dated, we're very old. We have Colchester, which is the oldest town in the UK. Did you know that?
SPEAKER_06No.
SPEAKER_02Oh, did you not?
SPEAKER_06Why the hell would I know? That's a weird thing to know.
SPEAKER_02Everywhere in Colchester.
SPEAKER_06What, on all the little signs?
SPEAKER_02On the ruins, all of the original ruins. That's throughout the town.
SPEAKER_06What ruins?
SPEAKER_02I'm gonna take you, we're gonna walk through.
SPEAKER_06Yeah, I've never probably been to Colchester. I've been there to buy a prom dress, I've been there to Taco Bell, and I've been there for the zoo and swimming.
SPEAKER_02Fine, I'll take you. We'll go through Colchester. It's a lovely, sweet little place. Um, so we're very folklory, very ancient, very old. Um, ancient, very older. So, one thing, I don't know if you were told as a kid, but I've known about this for years. The black shuck.
SPEAKER_06No, never.
SPEAKER_02No, so there's this folklore. This I'm not gonna say myth because we haven't um that for me.
SPEAKER_06No, no, it's just a few. Oh sorry.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, I'm not going to say myth because we haven't necessarily proven false or true. But a black shuck is a hellhound that torments the areas around East Anglia.
SPEAKER_06With red eyes.
SPEAKER_02With red eyes, you do know the black shuck.
SPEAKER_06Yeah, I only know because I've I looked into it a little.
SPEAKER_02What have you researched? Tell us.
SPEAKER_06That just that really.
SPEAKER_02Yeah.
SPEAKER_06Oh, and in where is it called Blithburg?
SPEAKER_02Oh, Blythburg. We love Blithblah. Bliff blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. That's so millennial of me. Sorry, I can't talk today. Blah blah blah blah blah.
SPEAKER_09Sorry, I can't do English. English is not my friend.
SPEAKER_02Um I hate being a millennial. I don't, I love it.
SPEAKER_06I'm technically not.
SPEAKER_02No Gen Z. Can't see. Um so Blythbag.
SPEAKER_06Yes, bliff bag.
SPEAKER_02Bliffebag. What happened there?
SPEAKER_06Well, I can't quite remember with like heaven. Detail, yeah. Um she can.
SPEAKER_02Go, tell me.
SPEAKER_06So apparently in the church there, I think it's the church, they had to that in during like the Black Plague era. Um yeah, long time ago.
SPEAKER_021066.
SPEAKER_06Yeah, ages ago.
SPEAKER_02So how do they like prescribe medicine for the black plague with hieroglyphics? I can't talk, my enunciation's horrible.
SPEAKER_06So, anyway, during the Black Plague era, every person they suspected having the Black Plague. Right, um, is that what it's called?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, it's the Black Plague. Yeah, um, that's the casual name, like the technical name I think is bubonic plague. Yeah, it's the bubonic plague.
SPEAKER_06Yeah, they put everyone in this church, I think, if I've remembered it right, because it was a while ago I looked into this. Um and yeah, I think I've mixed two stories. But either way, on the back on the outside of that church, either way, on the outside of that church, there's claw marks.
SPEAKER_10There's claw marks, yeah.
SPEAKER_06Which has said that it's gonna be the black shark, but like there actually is like a black pictures.
SPEAKER_10I we need to head out there, yeah.
SPEAKER_06It's not very far.
SPEAKER_10Shall we get our little backpack and go?
SPEAKER_06Yeah, well come on, Clinty Clint.
SPEAKER_08Let's go. Come on, we can do it. Let's get to it. I know that we can do it. Grab your backpack, let's go. Come with me, farminos. Jump in, farminos. You can lead to it. Hey, hey, hey, swiping all, swiping, swiping o swiping.
SPEAKER_02Oh man. Oh, rats. Um, so let's go to Blytheberg, Bliffburg. Um, well, that is the black shark. So, what we're thinking for this little docuseries, we're gonna start because cunti. Um as well as Glitorah's Curse Counties, we are still going to do our ghost hunts. We're still going to go to haunted, creepy locations, creepy areas. But real, we're gonna be realistic. I work full-time and I have children. Glitora has children, we aren't as readily available to hoss around every week to do a ghost hunt. So, what we were thinking, if it's local, we have more availability to do so. So, we're gonna start a mini-series and we are going to so clitty, we are going to find the black shuck. Oh my fucking god, love it, love it, love, love, love.
SPEAKER_06So, we're going to find a black shuck.
SPEAKER_02But don't look into its eyes, don't look into its eyes, why not?
SPEAKER_06Because I don't know, it said it that you'll die.
SPEAKER_02What for what flat?
SPEAKER_06Well, don't because then you'll be dead.
SPEAKER_02Spooky sex. Um, so no, don't look into its eyes. It has hellish red eyes. It does, it will kill you. You will die, you'll be six foot under, unless you get made into a tree, you might be like six foot up. But either way, you're gonna be dead. So yeah, pointless. Um I love that show. We are going to what pointless? Yeah, I'm really so much. Um, so we're going to have a little hunt around. So the black shuck is rumoured or scheduled, not scheduled. Scheduled! He's got a performance at 10 to 11, he'll be oh my god, are you going to see the black shark on Friday? I can't wait. Um, so the black shark has been rumoured to be around wet marshland areas. So around Suffolk, East Anglia region, we have a lot of wetlands, a lot of marshy areas. So, what we're going to do, we're going to start our own little journey. We're going to take some areas that have had some black shark hysteria.
SPEAKER_06Hysteria.
SPEAKER_02Hysteria.
SPEAKER_06Apparations.
SPEAKER_02Apparitions. Apparitions. I'm having an apparition on my knee.
SPEAKER_06Um apparatus.
SPEAKER_02Apparatus.
SPEAKER_06Yeah. Yeah. Those things that you were never allowed out and pee.
SPEAKER_02Never allowed out and pee f you. How about one? Had gone to monkey bars, everyone's smashed their head open and have a bit of blue towel on it. Um, so we're gonna find a black shark. We're gonna go to these little areas. We have started with one location. There's only a couple little speculations around the black shuck here, but it is quite a creepy location that we're gonna do next week. So it's in Suffolk, but it's more of a Clitoris Curse County rather than a black shuck.
SPEAKER_06But also, like just because it hasn't been spotted there before doesn't mean it won't be spotted there by us.
SPEAKER_02We could be the first ones to spot the black shuck. Yeah, it's within the region, the the hotspot of where the black shuck is. Yeah, so we're gonna find it. We're not gonna do a black shuck episode every week. No, no, no, it's not going to be every other week, it's going to be as and when we do it.
SPEAKER_06As and when we choose, because what?
SPEAKER_02It's our podcast.
SPEAKER_06Uh-huh.
SPEAKER_02Our podcast. Our podcast. There is going to be some continuity. So we are going to have a Clitoris Curse County every other week, as per, as well as a booze, snooze every other alternate week to Clitoris Curse County. We have a little system, but it's just what we're going to deliver to you all. So we hope you love that, Divas, and it's going to be fun. It'll be on our YouTube. Come and join. So shall we bruise for our paranormal playbook? Paranormal playbook. Have you got a game or do you want my game? You do a game. I've got a game. So I've only got a quick game. It's not long. Okay. And it's not too spooky. But could be spooky.
unknownOkay.
SPEAKER_02Have you ever used a pendulum?
SPEAKER_06No.
SPEAKER_02So I have plenty of pendulum plenty.
SPEAKER_06What's that? The triangle thing or the star?
SPEAKER_02That you dangle and it swings. You answer, you have a little map.
SPEAKER_07What?
SPEAKER_02And you you hand hang the pendulum above, like a little map will have yes, no, and you ask questions to the realm, to the ever realm.
SPEAKER_06Right. I thought it was like one sec.
SPEAKER_02That was a musical.
SPEAKER_06The big star on the floor.
SPEAKER_02That's a pentagram. Or a pentacle.
SPEAKER_04Right. Oracle.
SPEAKER_02The oracle. It's um Jeff from Pendom. So it's a little pendulum. It's got like crystals, and you it's weighted on the bottom. You dangle it and you ask questions into the spirit realm.
SPEAKER_01Okay.
SPEAKER_02And the the pendulum will swing a certain direction. You can instruct what way to swing. Um, so it might swing clockwise for yes, anti-clockwise for no, could swing in a straight line, could swing back and forth, and it answers your questions.
SPEAKER_06I think it sounds gross.
SPEAKER_02It sounds gross, but I don't have a pendulum. Okay. So what we're gonna use. We've got this little um we've got this cunty little ball. What colour shall we do? It can change.
SPEAKER_01Blue.
SPEAKER_02Does it change here? There's one where it looks really fun.
SPEAKER_01There we go.
SPEAKER_02Should we dangle it like this?
SPEAKER_01Okay.
SPEAKER_02Okay, so what we're going to do, I'm gonna hold it straight and we're going to ask it a question, Clitora.
SPEAKER_01Right.
SPEAKER_02Okay, and we're gonna see if we can get any swinging. So, if you close your eyes, and I want you to imagine a high state of relaxation.
SPEAKER_06Oh, okay.
SPEAKER_02Get comfortable, get the fanny out. I mean, don't get the fanny out really. My arm's aching, so I'm gonna rest my arm a little bit because I don't want to skew the results.
SPEAKER_06So but it is dangling around.
SPEAKER_02Let's straighten up. So, Vitora, this is our pendulum.
SPEAKER_01Right.
SPEAKER_02I see you're getting into a state of relaxation.
SPEAKER_01I am gorgeous.
SPEAKER_02So I'm going to start by swinging the pendulum. Can you hear a tick? Tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick. Fuck! Child, I've just jumped. I've got ticks.
SPEAKER_08Right.
SPEAKER_02So we're gonna are we're gonna ask the spirit realm. So let us silence the pendulum. We'll close our eyes, we'll get into a state of relaxation. Spirits near, spirits far. If anybody is with us right now, please can you give us a sign? Okay, great. Spirits around. We give you the power and the permission to alter the colour.
SPEAKER_06Why is it going faster?
SPEAKER_02What the fuck?
SPEAKER_06No, no, sorry. Boo, why is it going faster?
SPEAKER_02Okay.
SPEAKER_06It must do that.
SPEAKER_02It's just a fade normally. I've never seen a go like that. We've used this before.
SPEAKER_06Yeah, I know.
SPEAKER_02Okay, so if anybody is here with us, I see that you have changed the colour, you've manipulated the colour of the pendulum. Would you be able to swing the pendulum towards Clitorah if you're near Clitora? Or towards me if you are near me.
SPEAKER_06Quite rude, really.
SPEAKER_02I do think it's coming towards me.
SPEAKER_06I do think it's obviously just like see it's getting faster again.
SPEAKER_02Is it? Oh thank god.
SPEAKER_06Oh no, don't because I absolutely shit myself. My heart was pounding.
SPEAKER_02So the spirits is a battery. Um fun. So if anybody is here, can you swing the pendulum? Oh my god, Clotora's here, you guys. Wow! Um, so one more question. If you ain't here and if you want to come here at all, we don't welcome you. Stay away. Peace and love to all of your spirits around. Our pendulum was shit, it didn't work. It scared us, but it didn't work. So we're gonna turn her off and we're gonna say what? Goodbye.
SPEAKER_06Should we do the Ouija board?
SPEAKER_02Shall we?
SPEAKER_06No, no, no, I can't.
SPEAKER_02Okay, we'll save that. It's too risky. We'll save that for episode 13.
SPEAKER_06No, we won't. You can do that with a guest or something.
SPEAKER_02Eva darlings, we are coming to the end of our episode. Boo. Hey, that's me.
SPEAKER_06Funny.
SPEAKER_02So we're at the end of our episode.
SPEAKER_06We are. But I do have a little chant for you to end the episode. Sorry, I was so into my phone.
SPEAKER_02She was so into our phone.
SPEAKER_06I was looking at the time.
SPEAKER_02I was thinking dinner. Yeah, dinner we haven't eaten yet.
SPEAKER_06Um, I have a chant up for episode, specifically episode six.
SPEAKER_02Oh, stunning.
SPEAKER_06Yeah. Do you want me to just read it? Read it.
SPEAKER_02Do I need to do anything?
SPEAKER_06No.
SPEAKER_02Okay, off you go. I'm gonna be Zen.
SPEAKER_06Okay.
unknownZadien.
SPEAKER_06Oh six oh six. The summer's here, the brightest day of all the year. Double numbers, twin delight, sun kiss morning, magic night. Oh six oh six, time to stand with a grin and open hand. Count your blessings, make a wish, seal it with a summer kiss. Oh six oh six. Let's celebrate the rhythm of this special date. Jump up high and shout it clear. The best of June is finally here.
SPEAKER_02Well, that was fun. Yeah, very vain of you doing it about your birthday.
SPEAKER_06Stop it. It's nearly your birthday. It is.
SPEAKER_02It's so nearly your birthday. Clitty. Clity clitty clitty. So because this episode's been heavy on you.
SPEAKER_06Me, me, me, me, me.
SPEAKER_02Me, you, you, you, you, you. Um, heavy wasn't the adjective I wanted to choose.
SPEAKER_06Because it's been skinny on you.
SPEAKER_02Because it's been so thin on you.
SPEAKER_06Yeah.
SPEAKER_02Um, I thought we do a horoscope. Stop it. Yeah, I thought, like, let's do one for your birthday to see how important that date is. And we can look at what that entails for you. Your June 6th Gemini Horoscope centers on embracing your natural curiosity while setting healthy boundaries on your energy. Um, it is a day to let your mind wander, but make sure to communicate clearly with those around you so that your brilliant ideas don't get misunderstood. Do you want your love and relationships?
SPEAKER_06Oh my gosh.
SPEAKER_02Okay.
SPEAKER_06Okay.
SPEAKER_02Romance requires deep emotional presence rather than just playing by the rules. Share a meaningful conversation or a quiet moment with your partner or a close friend. It's the perfect time to drop the casual act and show your authentic, vulnerable side.
SPEAKER_04Oh.
SPEAKER_02Which you will be able to do. Career and finance, your communication skills are your superpower right now. Use your gift of the gab to negotiate, brainstorm, or clear up any lingering miscommunications. However, hold off on making any sudden high-risk investments. I can't scroll because I've got gloves on. So that's what you're getting.
SPEAKER_01Do you want me to scroll for you?
SPEAKER_02Okay, your well-being. Oh, great. You have a tendency to burn the candle at both ends.
SPEAKER_06What does that mean, double dildo?
SPEAKER_02Yeah. Like you're strapped, she's strapped. You sword fight. Um, no, you're knackered. You're burning the candle at both ends.
SPEAKER_06Right, get you.
SPEAKER_02To recharge your battery, step away from your endless to-do lists and reconnect with nature or enjoy the small, simple things.
SPEAKER_06Yes, I would like to put my feet into grass.
SPEAKER_02Put my feet into grass. Lovely. So grounding. So grounding. So today's Astro Tips on the 6th of June, what to wear? Shades of bright yellow or sky blue to highlight your airy communicative nature.
SPEAKER_06I won't be wearing yellow or blue.
SPEAKER_02You're lucky number six, reflecting harmony, beauty, and emotional balance. And that is how Sue Caesar.
SPEAKER_06Sorry, I would wear blue, not sky blue.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. Um, so darling divas, this is the end of our pod.
SPEAKER_04The end of episode six, baby.
SPEAKER_02Let's talk about you and me. Let's talk about all the good things and the bad things that baby. Let's talk about sex.
SPEAKER_04A little bit, a little bit.
SPEAKER_02Let's talk about sex, baby.
SPEAKER_04All through the night, I'll make love to you.
SPEAKER_08Like you want me to, and I guess that's just the woman in you. Who brings out the men in me? Boom, boom, boom!
SPEAKER_04It feels like the first time. It feels like the very first time. It feels like the first time.
SPEAKER_02Love that. Love fun. Um, that's coming up. Why have I got a maggot in my tight? Look at that.
SPEAKER_06It's just where it's laddering.
SPEAKER_02I've got a maggot in my tight. Anyway, that was episode six. Baby.
SPEAKER_06Um six, six, six, little devil with the lisp.
SPEAKER_10Why didn't we do that?
SPEAKER_02That is cunty. So, as for next time, if you want to send us stories, spooky dreams, spooky happenings, locations. Not just spooky dreams.
SPEAKER_06Any dreams.
SPEAKER_02Any dreams. We accept all dreams. We are inclusive, inclusive practitioners. Um, also, if anyone's got black shark sightings news, send it across to us.
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SPEAKER_10Sex me.
SPEAKER_06O7. O7.
SPEAKER_02I'm not giving my number, bitches. So it's 07, that's all you get.
SPEAKER_06And mine is 07.
SPEAKER_02There we go, look at that. So that's the end of our episode. Thank you for listening and stay spooky. Bye. Oh my god, Diva, you need to stop what you're doing. Sit back down in that chair. And listen for one more minute. Me and Klitora are gonna play you.
SPEAKER_04Looper of the wig. Enjoy and stay spooky. And here's what you missed on Glee. Glee.
SPEAKER_02Um love. What the fuck is going on out there? Someone's dying.
SPEAKER_08Are you okay?
SPEAKER_02Can you hear that on here?
SPEAKER_08Come stas? Come style. Oh my god, you're home my moi.
SPEAKER_06I don't know, scared. Amocionado. Is that worried? That would work. Yeah, that'll be alright.
SPEAKER_02We can rock and roll.