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Revision as of 23:24, 13 October 2013
Contents
Pauley Perrette
[1] Pauley Perrette, otherwise known as the World's Oldest Goth, became an enemy of the show after antagonizing Julie and marring an otherwise delightful dog awards show in the process.
Julie, working the event as a red carpet correspondent at the time, asked Perrette if she was intoxicated and/or planned to steal a dog by smuggling it under her dress. Perrette, insulted, unsuccessfully tried to have Julie removed from the event. Julie offers new ruminations on this bizarre encounter every few weeks while mocking Perrette from afar, inspired largely by the actresses' interviews and tweets.
Perrette was at one time married to one "Coyote Shivers".
Gnats
[2] Also known as "Guh-Nats", these horrible insects are often found in boxes of soup, which are not to be kept in your kitchen.
Patti Stanger
[3] "Patti Stang-air", otherwise known as the Millionaire Matchmonster, is a garbage person made out of snakes. Ostensibly a matchmaker for hire, Stanger harbors an irrational aversion to red and curly hair when not writing a garbage blog-column for People Magazine ('Bag of Snakes').
Julie has deemed this yenta "bad for the Jews".
Mario Lopez
An anti-circumcision zealot whose bizarrely predictable descents into binge-eating can be tracked on Twitt-air.
Jenny McCarthy
A delusional individual who uses her platform and wildly baseless anti-vaccination beliefs to murder children.[4]
Anthony Bourdain
[5] A pretentious boomer, faux-edgy television chef and total asshole. His "No Reservations" theme song may potentially be sung by a horse.
Bourdain's second wife, Ottavia, posts scholarly, deep things on the internet. Julie once referred to her on Twitt-air as "competitively dumb / shallow / famous for no reason" in response to a photo of Ottavia's abs and "The situation ain't got nothing on me" reference. Ottavia responded with an ancient, wise proverb: "If you don't like the smell of my shit get your nose out of my asshole."
Neil LaBute
[6] A fat man / 'playwright' who hates women and occasionally writes online comments in response to reviews of his own plays. Strong anti-LaBute feelings are expressed in Episode 119.
Sting and Trudi Styler
A Doomsday obsessed, potentially Raelian couple comprised of a man formerly named 'Gordon' and woman known for taking over the backs of Kashi cereal boxes. It has been concluded they fuck way, way too much.
Snakes & Liz-airds
Do not send pictures of your snakes and lizards listening to the podcast or reading Julie's books, as "it will ruin [Julie's] life."
Citi Bikes
These Hot Wheels-like bicycles ruin the view while waiting in line for Sunday brunch and make Julie mad enough to throw an orange. They are believed to be the only enemy of the show Julie has straddled.
Eric Clapton
What's the difference between an ounce of cocaine and a baby? Eric Clapton never dropped an ounce of cocaine out a window.