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Sep 10, 2026

Sam RiegelGUEST
53:56
I'm, I'm, um-
Whitney MooreGUEST
53:56
Tummy troubles
Brennan Lee MulliganHOST
53:57
"It is priest day."
Sam RiegelGUEST
53:59
Sure, sure, I know, but I...
OK Bud!

OK Bud!

Gym Dick | Episode 231

Sep 10 · 2 Mentions

Jerii AquinoHOST
40:01
Yeah, yeah.
Jerii AquinoHOST
40:02
This year has not been kind to the old estomago.
Ben KisselHOST
40:05
Estomago.
Jerii AquinoHOST
40:08
All
Ben KisselHOST
40:08
right.
Ben KisselHOST
40:08
Estomago, get yourself healthy.
Jerii AquinoHOST
40:10
Yes.
Ben KisselHOST
40:11
Well, speaking of death.
Dinosaur GeorgeHOST
18:51
[smacks lips] They don't have to do that.
Dinosaur GeorgeHOST
18:54
They bite off the leaves, swallow the leaves whole, leaves go down the throat into the tummy.
Dinosaur GeorgeHOST
19:00
Tummy has rocks, rocks help grind up the plant material, and when they send it out the other end, all the, uh, all the nutrition has been extracted from it.
Dinosaur GeorgeHOST
19:13
Now, you remember I told you the difference between when it's discovered and when it's described? Well, it took the, the paleontologist, because of where it was found, it was found in a very remote location where they couldn't get to it easier, and the bones were ginormous.
Dinosaur GeorgeHOST
19:30
It took them four summers to excavate it.
speaker_0NARRATOR
18:19
Like one young girl who was suffering from Crohn's disease.
Jerry FarkasSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:24
One thing he had to do was listen to her stomach.
Jerry FarkasSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:26
So he'd put the stethoscope on her stomach and say, "Oh, good morning, Mr. Stomach.
Jerry FarkasSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:30
Boy, you sound great today.
Jerry FarkasSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:32
Much better than yesterday." [inhales] That girl just thought the world of him.
Adria ArjonaGUEST
9:43
He's a good one.
Amanda HirschHOST
9:43
He's like, "We don't have a word for tummy." He's like, "We have to say, like, 'My stomach is in pain.'"
Adria ArjonaGUEST
9:47
Estomago.
Amanda HirschHOST
9:48
Yeah.
Amanda HirschHOST
9:49
He's like, "You have to say, like, 'My stomach is in pain.'"
Urszula LulewiczGUEST
15:20
So this is something very important to know what we're eating.
Urszula LulewiczGUEST
15:26
My sister, a long time ago, she said, Ula, Stomach is not a garbage can.
Urszula LulewiczGUEST
15:31
So before you buy something, just read, be careful.
Urszula LulewiczGUEST
15:36
Because I used to, you know, growing up on farm, I didn't know that in supermarket we can buy so much food.
MarkHOST
6:45
This is more the sludge metal style.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:47
Sitting on an angry chair Angry walls that steal the air Stomach hurts and I don't care What do I see? Cross the water
NicoleHOST
7:07
Like, I will say, though, I like this music.
NicoleHOST
7:09
I'd have to be in a pretty weird mood for me to be like, you know what I want to listen to on my drive home is that.
Beaver TamesisGUEST
9:37
Suddenly, we have all of these different departments talking to each other.
Beaver TamesisGUEST
9:41
How could we ensure that the patient who comes in for Sikmura or stomach upset, we get to the root cause? Hindi lang dental, hindi lang bad breath.
Beaver TamesisGUEST
9:52
There's a bacteria that's actually infecting the stomach.
Beaver TamesisGUEST
9:54
So how do we track the improvement of this particular patient? So there are many, many efforts in that particular space.
Kirsten WeaverNARRATOR
4:48
""And how are things going with you?", he asked.
Kirsten WeaverNARRATOR
4:51
Oh rotten as usual Tummy all wrong and no money.
Kirsten WeaverNARRATOR
4:57
What's the damn good of it whimsy A man goes and fights for his country Gets his inside gassed out And loses his job And all they give him Is the privilege Of marching past the Cenotaph Once a year And paying four shillings In the pound income tax She lives queer too Overwork Poor girl It's pretty damnable For a man To have to live On his wife's earnings Isn't it I can't help it Whimsy I go sick And have to Chuck jobs up Money I never thought of money Before the war But I swear nowadays I'd commit any damned crime To get hold of a decent Income Fentiman's voice Had risen in nervous excitement A shocked veteran Till then invisible In a neighboring armchair Poked out a lean Head like a tortoise And said Shh Viperishly Oh I Wouldn't Do That Said Whimsy Lightly "Crime's a skilled occupation, you know.
Kirsten WeaverNARRATOR
6:04
Even a comparative imbecile like myself can play the giddy sleuth on the amateur Moriarty.

6 MINS LATER

Kirsten WeaverNARRATOR
12:35
Only the younger men felt no sense of outrage.
Kirsten WeaverNARRATOR
12:39
They knew too much.
Kirsten WeaverNARRATOR
12:41
Dick Challoner, known to his intimates as Tin Tummy Challoner owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the Second Battle of the Somme, took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.
Kirsten WeaverNARRATOR
12:59
The club secretary hurried in in his dress shirt and trousers, the half-dried lather still clinging to his jaws.
speaker_1ADVERTISER
65:31
And
Bailey SarianHOST
65:32
instantly she heard like, Stomach dropped, you know, like, fuck.
Bailey SarianHOST
65:36
Yep.
Bailey SarianHOST
65:37
But this woman came up to her, asked her, and then gave her a big hug.

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