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Drunk Folklore: The Wendussy Skinwussy Guidebook (Patreon)

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2023-02-06 03:19:03
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After a long wait, we present the second exclusive in the Drunk Folklore series, in which Aidan attempts to explain through a haze of bourbon and unmedicated ADD the many differences and similarities between the internet's favorite cannibal monster men...

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Your friendship reminds me so much of the strong, gay harem-i mean support group of intellectual, like minded men that support me in my faith and life in general lol

psychomoon_879

one request if i could make one, could y'all do what you did with the last video and just post to youtube under a private link? i love binging these but cant have my screen off phone in pocket on patreon, would be much appreciated

Doc

When you two were talking about how the wendigo is incapable of love, my girlfriend walked in the room and started chanting "kiss kiss kiss"

Joe

This was great😂

Joe

But also informative

Veronica

But what about the blue shovel as one of the tactics to defeat it, That’s the most important one! I loved every minute of this chaotic video.

Michelle Paulson

Drunk Folklore is such a wonderful series. It makes me want to see a drunk stream

Elmee Lee

I highly suggest making a Wendigo cookbook for patrons. I remember you’re pretty good at cooking and I really enjoyed the cocktail episode, a Wendigo cookbook would be dope

Vamp K

Question: when you say "white ash" do you me the species of tree, or the remains of a campfire? Or both??

Rialla Sheng
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It'd be the white ash from a fire; ie the ash with the fewest contaminants / most fully burned. (complete combustion of fuel, indicative of a high heat fire, all carbons converted to carbon-oxides) The type of tree it came from wouldn't factor in for this, although the white ash tree is both native to North America and is a hot-burning hardwood that converts to white ash easily even in a campfire/bonfire set up.