Episode 113: Bomb A Nation

The text here is about as vague as the joke. Wait, there is no joke.

Episode 112: My Dreamgirl Don't Exist

Swirly sings songs of freedom, oppression and peaks of mountains drizzled in human DNA.

Episode 111: Duality

A celestial orgy. Men with diapers stripping for their mistresses. I'm glad this is only a cartoon.

Episode 110: Pac Life

Swirly doesn't really have any black friends. He sure isn't making any more here.

Episode 109: Sessions

Shit man, I love that credits roll riff. Spicy! Note the green haze. (Guacamole)

Episode 108: Offensive

What's the only way to a fool's mate? French defense. (jk (ribbit))

Episode 107: Communication

Ohai. Moar kpmmixs

Episode 106: Modern Thought

How far we've come, from Aristotle to blogs, A -> /b/...Is modern thought just repeating another's ideas to people who haven't heard them?

Episode 105: Speakin' Out

What follows is a gonzo journalism piece about Neil Young's masterpiece, Tonight's the Night. I only publish this stuff, I don't know who made it.

Child Abuse

If Swirly is my child, this is child abuse.

Episode 104: Success Comes In Small Doses

Watch here as success comes in a rather large dose: The social commentary on the goals of Hitler and the end of rule in Turin, Italy under the house of Savoy.

I am a total winner

Episode 103: Monkey Business

In a ponzi scheme of identities, rules of logic and decency are broken. Imagine that from our artist.

Episode 102: Swane

What follows is a skeleton from the closet of Hollywood. The only footage that remains of the original film, "Swane." Once discovered as a fetishist, Swirly was fired and replaced by Alan Ladd, who was (slightly) taller and a more believable human. Song copyright Phil Spector, 1953 (he was 13).
Actual movie footage

Episode 101: Old Swirler

You can't hardly tell at first, not till they get to the point of slobbering and staggering around. When you see a critter in that fix, you know for sure. But you want to watch for others that ain't that far along. Now, you take a bobcat or a fox. You know they'll run if you give 'em the chance. But when one don't run, or maybe makes fight at you, why, you shoot him and shoot him quick. After he's bitten you, it's too late.