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* ConspiracyTheorist: Jessica multiple theories about the disappearance of Maura Murray, including that she eloped with Bigfoot. "Wake up Sheeple! They've got three children!"
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* ConspiracyTheorist: Jessica has multiple theories about the disappearance of Maura Murray, including that she eloped with Bigfoot. "Wake up Sheeple! They've got three children!"
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* SpeechImpediment: Jessica has both a stammer and a lisp.
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* TheDreadedPretendTeaParty: A particularly odd example involving a disturbed solider having a pretend tea party with the bodies of the fallen.
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* ItAmusedMe: Janel's interpretation of WWII double agent Garbo's motivations in offering his services to both the Germans and the British. "Shits and giggles? Shits and gigs."
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* BunnyEarsLawyer: A graduate student in forensic psychology and a translator with a master's degree have intellectual conversations about crime and culture involving a script that might have been researched while intoxicated/during a fugue state.
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* LiesDamnedLiesAndStatistics: Statistics are fun when you don't use them properly.
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* LiesDamnedLiesAndStatistics: "Statistically, the average person has slightly less than two legs." Statistics are fun when you don't use them properly.
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*LiesDamnedLiesAndStatistics: Statistics are fun when you don't use them properly.
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* ThinkOfTheCensors: * After particularly horrifying/legally questionable jokes, Janel references the podcast's explicit rating and the possibility that it might just get bumped up.
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* ThinkOfTheCensors: * After particularly horrifying/legally questionable jokes, Janel references the podcast's explicit rating and the possibility that it might just get bumped up.
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* ThinkOfTheCensors: * After particularly horrifying/legally questionable jokes, Janel references the podcast's explicit rating and the possibility that it might just get bumped up.
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* ConspiracyTheorist:ConspiracyTheorist: Jessica multiple theories about the disappearance of Maura Murray, including that she eloped with Bigfoot. "Wake up Sheeple! They've got three children!"
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* ConspiracyTheorist: Jessica may or may not have psychic powers. In any case, she's oddly good at guessing highly specific information. "What? I was right? I was just being asinine."
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* ConspiracyTheorist: Jessica may or may not have psychic powers. In any case, she's oddly good at guessing highly specific information. "What? I was right? I was just being asinine."ConspiracyTheorist:
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* ConspiracyTheorist: Jessica may or may not have psychic powers. In any case, she's oddly good at guessing highly specific information. "What? I was right? I was just being asinine."
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* SesquipedalianLoquaciousness: "You're probably the only person I know who would use the phrase "provenance of their wares" in casual conversation." "Nevermind in the context of grave-robbing, at fucking all."
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* ComedicSociopathyComedicSociopathy: "You have probably seriously considered throwing a human child down a storm drain on numerous occasions."
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* An Aesop: A running gag is various aesops both serious and not, including a combined moral lesson on washing your hands and donating your body to medical science.
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* An Aesop: AnAesop: A running gag is various aesops both serious and not, including a combined moral lesson on washing your hands and donating your body to medical science.
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* An Aesop: A running gag is various aesops both serious and not, including a combined moral lesson on washing your hands and donating your body to medical science.
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* PoliceAreUseless: A common theme across true crime episodes, especially the Phantom of Heilbronn. They discuss both the general limitations and flaws in police procedure and forensics as well as inexperienced and under-resourced police departments that are ill-equipped to deal with major crimes.
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* PoliceAreUseless: A common theme across true crime episodes, especially the Phantom of Heilbronn. They discuss both the general limitations and flaws in police procedure and forensics as well as inexperienced and under-resourced police departments that are ill-equipped to deal with major crimes.crimes.
*TheTysonZone: The stories Jessica tells about her life are bizarre enough to make it hard to tell when she is or isn't joking.
*TheTysonZone: The stories Jessica tells about her life are bizarre enough to make it hard to tell when she is or isn't joking.
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** Janel: "We need to check on you more" and "Who hurt you?"
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** Janel: "We need to check on you more" more", "What a time to be alive", and "Who hurt you?"
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*OddCouple: Doubles as TomboyAndGirlyGirl.
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* AdmiringTheAbomination: Invoked during episode 12, on serial killers Burke and Hare, when Janel clarifies that she is not impressed by the number of victims they killed in the space of a year, merely surprised.
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*AdmiringTheAbomination: Invoked during episode 12, on serial killers Burke and Hare, when Janel clarifies that she is not impressed by the number of victims they killed in the space of a year, merely surprised.
*AdmiringTheAbomination: Invoked during episode 12, on serial killers Burke and Hare, when Janel clarifies that she is not impressed by the number of victims they killed in the space of a year, merely surprised.
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* CatchPhrase several examples, including the usual signoff.
** Janel: "We need to check on you more" and "Who hurt you?"
** Jessica: "I stand by it: *horrifying/bizarre opinion*."
** Janel: "We need to check on you more" and "Who hurt you?"
** Jessica: "I stand by it: *horrifying/bizarre opinion*."
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* PoliceAreUseless: A common theme across true crime episodes. General limitations and flaws in police procedure and forensics as well as inexperienced and under-resourced police departments that are ill-equipped to deal with major crimes are discussed.
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* PoliceAreUseless: A common theme across true crime episodes. General episodes, especially the Phantom of Heilbronn. They discuss both the general limitations and flaws in police procedure and forensics as well as inexperienced and under-resourced police departments that are ill-equipped to deal with major crimes are discussed.crimes.
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* NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer: The greatest spy of WWII took animal husbandry at the Royal Poultry School. "Wait, that was not a joke. That was not your joke voice."
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* NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer: The greatest spy of WWII took animal husbandry at the Royal Poultry School.School in Spain. "Wait, that was not a joke. That was not your joke voice.""
*PoliceAreUseless: A common theme across true crime episodes. General limitations and flaws in police procedure and forensics as well as inexperienced and under-resourced police departments that are ill-equipped to deal with major crimes are discussed.
*PoliceAreUseless: A common theme across true crime episodes. General limitations and flaws in police procedure and forensics as well as inexperienced and under-resourced police departments that are ill-equipped to deal with major crimes are discussed.
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* MoodWhiplash: Not unsurprising, considering the subject matter. Explicitly discussed during episode 13 on the Phantom of Heilbronn after the topic segues directly from a discussion of pronunciation differences between English and German into the double shooting of two police officers.
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* MoodWhiplash: Not unsurprising, considering the subject matter. Explicitly discussed during episode 13 on the Phantom of Heilbronn after the topic segues directly from a discussion of pronunciation differences between English and German into the double shooting of two police officers.officers.
* NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer: The greatest spy of WWII took animal husbandry at the Royal Poultry School. "Wait, that was not a joke. That was not your joke voice."
* NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer: The greatest spy of WWII took animal husbandry at the Royal Poultry School. "Wait, that was not a joke. That was not your joke voice."
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* HehHehYouSaidX: One of the explanations for the chosen pronunciation of "Pujol" in Fat, French and Fabulous' episode on WWII spy Juan Pujol Garcia. The podcasts uses the Catalan pronunciation of the name because Pujol was from Barcelona, but also because the standard international Spanish pronunciation is too close to "poo-hole".
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* HehHehYouSaidX: One of the explanations for the chosen pronunciation of "Pujol" in Fat, French and Fabulous' the episode on WWII spy Juan Pujol Garcia. The podcasts Jessica uses the Catalan pronunciation of the name because Pujol was from Barcelona, but also because the standard international Spanish pronunciation is too close to "poo-hole".
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!!''Fat, French and Fabulous'' provides examples of:
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!!''Fat, French and Fabulous'' provides examples of:of:
* AdmiringTheAbomination: Invoked during episode 12, on serial killers Burke and Hare, when Janel clarifies that she is not impressed by the number of victims they killed in the space of a year, merely surprised.
* HehHehYouSaidX: One of the explanations for the chosen pronunciation of "Pujol" in Fat, French and Fabulous' episode on WWII spy Juan Pujol Garcia. The podcasts uses the Catalan pronunciation of the name because Pujol was from Barcelona, but also because the standard international Spanish pronunciation is too close to "poo-hole".
*MoodWhiplash: Not unsurprising, considering the subject matter. Explicitly discussed during episode 13 on the Phantom of Heilbronn after the topic segues directly from a discussion of pronunciation differences between English and German into the double shooting of two police officers.
* AdmiringTheAbomination: Invoked during episode 12, on serial killers Burke and Hare, when Janel clarifies that she is not impressed by the number of victims they killed in the space of a year, merely surprised.
* HehHehYouSaidX: One of the explanations for the chosen pronunciation of "Pujol" in Fat, French and Fabulous' episode on WWII spy Juan Pujol Garcia. The podcasts uses the Catalan pronunciation of the name because Pujol was from Barcelona, but also because the standard international Spanish pronunciation is too close to "poo-hole".
*MoodWhiplash: Not unsurprising, considering the subject matter. Explicitly discussed during episode 13 on the Phantom of Heilbronn after the topic segues directly from a discussion of pronunciation differences between English and German into the double shooting of two police officers.
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->"''I do not use crack cocaine, nor am I an addict of crack cocaine.''"
-->-- '''Opening Theme (Former Toronto Mayor Rob Ford)'''
''[[https://soundcloud.com/user-41098980/ Fat, French and Fabulous]]'' is an informative [[BlackComedy comedy]] podcast that covers "histories and mysteries", including strange disappearances, petty fueds, and lesser known aspects of famous historical figures and eras. The show also has a healthy helping of grade-A Canadian content, thanks to the fact that both hosts (Jessica Pigeau and Janel Comeau) are Canadian graduate students.
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-->-- '''Opening Theme (Former Toronto Mayor Rob Ford)'''
''[[https://soundcloud.com/user-41098980/ Fat, French and Fabulous]]'' is an informative [[BlackComedy comedy]] podcast that covers "histories and mysteries", including strange disappearances, petty fueds, and lesser known aspects of famous historical figures and eras. The show also has a healthy helping of grade-A Canadian content, thanks to the fact that both hosts (Jessica Pigeau and Janel Comeau) are Canadian graduate students.
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