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Rusty Shackles joins The Secret Men for a world of magical crime boys named shit like Bosco, Vojo, Qiklop the beautiful cyclops, and Kiki the Bird Baker. We're only making up one of those, and we're lying about making it up.

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Skink

This has done nothing to diminish my opinion that this is all a subpar Cocktails sizzle reel.

Kevin Lynch

You know, after 11 episodes; I'm beginning to think Frank Dux might be lying about a few that happened in his life

Magnus Bushido Ballspunch

I think someone titled this wrong, I was really confused as to why there were two bonus podcasts today.

Rosstifer

The entire last 3 podcast episodes have just been Frank rembering increasingly magical supercriminals. I have no idea how he'll top the 5-year-old pigeonmaster baker, but I can't wait for part 12!

Matt Edwards

Lying about something that happened would be an improvement of most of this book being a Cocktails intro for a bad spy thriller.

Matt Edwards

Oh, to have been a fly on the wall when Van Damme met Frank. Van Damme's agent saying "I've got a job, but you need to meet the guy who wrote it. He's uh, a bit of a fantasist." "Not a problem," thinks JCVD, "He's a movie writer, that's part of the job." Then Frank Dux slides into the room against the wall with socks on his hands and spends the next two hours talking about giant cyclopes and five year-old gangster bird bakers he's known, breaking off occasionally to ask if Van Damme knows where to get Russian biological weapons. A confused Van Damme, not sure if this is a euphemism for cocaine he's not familiar with, just denies everything.

Rob Murdock

Did Chuck Barris’ CONFESSIONS OF A DANGEROUS MIND influence, inspire Dux? It’s been awhile since I perused Barris’ book