Trojan

So this is from this week, uh, starting eight 23, which was, that was Sunday.

Uh, Stevie Lou, which is higher, a three pack of Trojan condoms at Walgreens or how much Stevie Lou made on his podcast that day.

That's for her pleasure.

Three-pack Trojan for her pleasure.

Aren't they all for her pleasure? Really, when you think about it.

I'm going to say the condoms are more.

didn't even know he had a podcast.

I thought he didn't podcast because he knew he couldn't.

Subject to change.

EU lawmakers are at it again with a fresh social media crackdown called the Kids Act, which the creator of Stop Killing Games claims is basically a massive Trojan horse that could completely wreck the entire movement.

And no, the horse is not affiliated with Trojan, the company behind the extremely durable water balloons and the Stop Making Kids initiative.

I'm Rhys Murray, this is Gamelinked, and I have two first names, apparently, just like SKG founder Ross Scott, who says the EU Kids Act will definitely make private game servers illegal, potentially marking the end of SKG and making you hand over personal info to prove your age to play some video games.

Now, the Act is still in the proposal stage, but Scott's fears are understandable, since community servers are the easiest way to preserve dead multiplayer games.

There should have been like Greeks in there with the fucking spears.

Trojan sword.

horse.

Trojan sword.

condoms.

Condoms.

Mm-hmm.

He's like, "Oh, I have this, like, Trojan condom." And you're like, "Baby, put that away."

Yeah.

"I got the YSL one."

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Trojan condom to, um-

But that's like-

I mean, you know, you go from Durex to Lifestyle, and then you go to

Trojan.

Trojan.

Trojan.

Trojan ribbed.

Brandon in a normal condom looks like Pat in a tight shirt.

Exactly.