The Slacker Factor ::: The Voice of Generation X: Podcasts, Blogs, World Domination » snow http://theslackerfactor.com Sat, 21 Apr 2012 03:08:03 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 The Slacker Factor podcast and web space blossomed out of the collective frustrations of three East-coast-bred, corporately-employed friends who wanted to create a forum for discussion, expression, and learning. Wait…that sounds way too serious… The reality is we all hate the responsibilities of being adults, and wanted to get together to share random thoughts, listen to loud and curious music, and to have a few laughs. We want you to do the same, and to be a part of the slackerdom. Each podcast features the word and ideas of Generation X, as expressed by Christian Godbout, Robert LaFrance, and Patty Pino. Christian and Rob are veteran radio slackers and Rob continues to bring music to the masses as a professional DJ. Patty is a spoken-word performer, who, way back in the 80’s, made a living as a professional stand-up comedian. All of us met in the 90’s, when we bonded over beat-mixing and the Beastie Boys. Our voices express the angst of too-much-responsibility coupled with the never-ending search for all things less-than-mediocre. Thanks for listening to the podcasts, and checking out the web site. Christian Godbout, Robert LaFrance, and Patty Pino clean Christian Godbout, Robert LaFrance, and Patty Pino slacker@theslackerfactor.com slacker@theslackerfactor.com (Christian Godbout, Robert LaFrance, and Patty Pino) Copyright 2009, The Slacker Factor The Slacker Factor Podcast : The Voice of Generation X Generation X, Slacker, Alternative, Modern Rock, Grunge, Flannel, Music, Angst The Slacker Factor ::: The Voice of Generation X: Podcasts, Blogs, World Domination » snow http://theslackerfactor.com/wp-content/plugins/powerpress/rss_default.jpg http://theslackerfactor.com TSF35: Same Difference – NOW ONLINE! http://theslackerfactor.com/2011/12/tsf35/ http://theslackerfactor.com/2011/12/tsf35/#comments Sat, 24 Dec 2011 01:30:59 +0000 Robert LaFrance http://theslackerfactor.com/?p=1210 The Slacker Factor Podcast, Episode 35: Same Difference

Episode 35: Jack Johnson uses some percentage of French fry grease to fuel his tour buses, walking in San Diego can spark musical creativity, and living in New Jersey doesn’t guarantee an orange tan-glow. All will make sense when you listen to the conversational lessons of St. Marquis, your favorite Slackers, and the beautiful vocals of Anya Marina.

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Meandering Rant: “Weather Report” by special guest St. Marquis

Book Report: Grease Cars, information by Christian

Music Segment: Anya Marina, brought to you by Patty, featuring the song “All the Same to Me” from Slow & Steady Seduction: Phase II http://www.anyamarina.com/

Check out more from St. Marquis, writing as Brett Bickley for the Parsippany Patch.

Keep your friends informed and your enemies perplexed; get ‘em all listening to The Slacker Factor.
]]> http://theslackerfactor.com/2011/12/tsf35/feed/ 0 Anya Marina,biodiesel,car,christian godbout,diesel,electricity,French fry,generation x,GenX,grease,grease car,home improvement The Slacker Factor Podcast, Episode 35: Same Difference - Episode 35: Jack Johnson uses some percentage of French fry grease to fuel his tour buses, walking in San Diego can spark musical creativity, and living in New Jersey doesn’t guarantee an orang... The Slacker Factor Podcast, Episode 35: Same Difference Episode 35: Jack Johnson uses some percentage of French fry grease to fuel his tour buses, walking in San Diego can spark musical creativity, and living in New Jersey doesn’t guarantee an orange tan-glow. All will make sense when you listen to the conversational lessons of St. Marquis, your favorite Slackers, and the beautiful vocals of Anya Marina. Subscribe with iTunes Meandering Rant: “Weather Report” by special guest St. Marquis Book Report: Grease Cars, information by Christian Music Segment: Anya Marina, brought to you by Patty, featuring the song “All the Same to Me” from Slow & Steady Seduction: Phase II http://www.anyamarina.com/ Check out more from St. Marquis, writing as Brett Bickley for the Parsippany Patch. http://parsippany.patch.com/users/brett-bickley/blog_posts Keep your friends informed and your enemies perplexed; get ‘em all listening to The Slacker Factor. Christian Godbout, Robert LaFrance, and Patty Pino clean Eleven things I hate about winter. http://theslackerfactor.com/2009/12/eleven-things-i-hate-about-winter/ http://theslackerfactor.com/2009/12/eleven-things-i-hate-about-winter/#comments Thu, 10 Dec 2009 13:47:49 +0000 Christian http://theslackerfactor.com/?p=168 Ok, I admit it.  I am not a winter person.  Not even a little bit.  And since my wife and kids are sick of hearing me bitch about it, I thought I would share with the world!

  1. It starts getting dark around lunch.
  2. Its friggin cold outside!
  3. Its friggin cold inside!
  4. Snow!  Shoveling it, idiots driving in it, its ability to find its way down the back of my neck.  Pretty much everything to do with it.

  5. Will my nose ever stop running?
  6. If one more kid throws a snowball at me I am getting a shotgun.
  7. Finding, untangling, and hanging Christmas lights when its 20 degrees.
  8. Dragging out the Christmas tree in January and looking forward to pulling pine needles out of my feet for the next 3 months.
  9. My car will never be clean again.
  10. Chapped bleeding lips that give me just one more reason not to smile.
  11. Having to listen to people who try too hard to like winter.

I do enjoy the holidays with friends and family though. (I’m not a complete crab!)  ~cg

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