Ridiculous Dialogue was created to share the banter that takes place at Imminent Threat Solutions on a daily basis. It's us; candid, unedited and talking about everything from what movies we're watching to the general geekiness that keeps us laughing here at ITS HQ. While we generally keep the vibe in our articles PG rated, be warned, it may not be safe to blast over your speakers at work. We hope you enjoy the insight into ITS and who we are behind the scenes as a company; pull up a chair and tune in to Radio ITS.
The prophecy has been fulfilled, Ridiculous Dialogue is back with a brand new episode! Bryan, Kelly and Rob discuss how many of the Top 10 artists they recognize, why 80's movies were the breast and how much tipping has gotten out of control. Bryan also outlines how a simple project turned into a test of emotions.
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This week on Ridiculous Dialogue, Kelly's ghost is back and seems to have changed up its tactics. We also discuss binge watching and why strangers might receive some odd postcards soon.
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Our haircuts have been scheduled and even though we're excited to get them, this week on Ridiculous Dialogue we discuss how life's pace has slowed overall. Additionally, Rob presents a train problem, Kelly goes all Tiger King and Bryan updates us on playing the stock market.
We're in full-on PanDAMNic mode this week, with our hair getting longer and our patience getting shorter. We discuss being bored of streaming and planning to get outside for some sun and fun (don't let Kelly catch you hanging out in the front yard though.)
Cabin fever is setting in and some members of the crew are turning to the pantry for the solution. (Hint: Alcohol is technically a solution, chemistry-wise.) This week we discussed fridge art, handmade masks, as well as why Bryan and Kelly are boycotting Tiger King.
Finally, Bryan discusses how his experience with a vacuum repair really….sucked.
This is a particularly innuendo-filled episode of Ridiculous Dialogue, which is saying something. We also discussed crappy internet reviews and what boozes to stock up on.
This week on Ridiculous Dialogue, we're listening to weird music and speaking Restorically. The episode takes a turn when Kelly starts describing the unique cupcakes she's pondering.
Fashion is coming back around and this week on Ridiculous Dialogue, we discuss pieces we'd like to see make a comeback.
We also highlight why white collar crime doesn't always pay and Kelly questions where the spots in the yard have been coming from.
After a busy holiday season, we're back with Ridiculous Dialogue! This week we debate road tripping vs. flying and why sometimes it's important to apologize to your dog.
We also learn about the different types of sweaters and why Truck Month leads to some raunchiness.
This holiday episode of Ridiculous Dialogue is brought to you by nude art, swimming in the women's only lane and caring for each other in old age.
However, what would the holidays be without bringing people together, even if it's to play "hide the pickle."
Daylight Saving Time is still rocking our fuzzy brains for this episode of Ridiculous Dialogue, as we discuss our upcoming holiday plans and sock oddities.
Bryan also discusses his continuing journey to ditch Big Cable and why it's had him up in the attic yelling. Lastly this week, we ponder how all the large Christmas trees are collected and set up around the country.
Bryan describes a strange chain of events this week on Ridiculous Dialogue, which began with a lack of underwear and led to a doctor's office accident.
However, Kelly quickly takes the reins and reveals an interesting nervous tick that inspired this episode's title.
Rob's trying hard not to be a creeper this week on Ridiculous Dialogue, as he explains trying to give an old bicycle to a neighborhood kid. We also discussed putting up the Halloween decor a bit late and why cord cutting hasn't been as rough of a change as expected.
Finally this week, we highlight some old terminology and Kelly reminds us about getting a pump from a friend.
It's a vice-heavy episode of Ridiculous Dialogue this week as Bryan, Rob and Mike discuss the dangers of vaping and why Whiteclaw is just a re-skinned Zima.
We discovered that was just gateway conversation to the harder stuff though, after Mike introduced us to his prison crafting videos.
We "heard tell" of some pronunciation issues this week on Ridiculous Dialogue, but realized it might just be a regional thing. You'll also hear about the hypothesis we're dubbing "Christmas Displacement" and explain why it's to blame for the holidays arriving earlier and earlier.
Last but not least, we can't leave out Bryan and Kelly describing the up's and down's of Pickle Beer and whether plant burgers are here to stay.
It's an extra "funny" episode of Ridiculous Dialogue this week as we discuss Rob's failed stand up attempt and binge watching Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee.
We also weed through TV/Movie recaps, like the newest Tarantino movie, as well as some of his past films. Finally, Kelly tells us why she might just be done with the outdoors for good.
Our bad luck streak continues this week on Ridiculous Dialogue and we wonder if the planetary alignment really does have something to do with it? Kelly and Bryan also share their beef with the cable company that led them to kinda cut the cord.
Finally this week, we discuss the difference between good and bad music documentaries, while also being worried about nuclear power plant meltdowns.
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