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Podcasts - A Couple of Cold Ones - February 17, 2013

This episode we're joined by special guests The Projectionist, his girl Kim, and the return of Karl. We discuss the Top 5, the con that is Valentine's Day, how The Projectionist met Kim, Ben's cousin, weird cups, Karl's iStyle, and Tweets and Email.

Tags: acoco, korey, carlyle, podcast, spill, spill.com, box office, top 5, movies

157 Comments for A Couple of Cold Ones - February 17, 2013

February 24, 2013 at 5:47 PM, said ...

Arguing whether religion is good or bad gets you no where because your not getting to the heart of the issue. Religions claim to be "true" or represent reality as we know it, but they can not back up the claims they make. When your beliefs are out of conjunction with reality, your decision making ability becomes more flawed than it normally would.

religion has mostly done more good than harm in the long run

Any real benefit of religion can be replicated through secular means. You can do "good" without believing in people returning from the dead and ladders going all the way to heaven.

Sense of Community, charitable giving, morality, etc. Don't need religion for any of that.

dogma of a religion is almost always goodhearted

LOL!!!!!!!!!! My knowledge is limited to a lot of Christianity and Zen Buddhism and a tiny bit of Islam, so keep this in mind. I strongly disagree with the above quote. Both Christianity and Islam has a strong "believe our religion or else" mentality as seen in their respective Holy books. In Christianity, the one unforgivable sin is not believing that Christianity is true. You can be a loving, awesome person but end up burning in hell for eternity because you did not accept Christianity. In the Catholic Church's doctrine, people that do not believe in God are "not fully human". The Bible endorses slavery, genocide, abortion and the execution of homosexuals. It includes immoral concepts like "Original Sin", where future generations are punished for the crimes of their fore bearers. Islam is similar in this regard. For example, the Quran says Muslims that leave the religion are to be executed.

The rhetoric has softened because the times are changing, the bronze age morality of these religions just can't keep up.
February 24, 2013 at 3:48 AM, said ...

I don't understand time and time again korey and Leon will talk about taking a step back and looking at things from both sides and even korey claims to be the most fair person out of everyone on the site. But when it comes to religion they become the exact opposite of that instantly condemning it without even a mention of all the good religion has brought people. Its funny something as big as religion not just one but religion as a whole they continually treat it as black and white. And with every rant it seems more and more that there dislike of religion comes from a place of ignorance now that may be just the way im precising it and im totally fine with being wrong. If they have a legitimate and logical reason for thinking ALL religion is bull shit than i will be fine with that but for know that's what it seems like. My main reason why i wanted to make this comment was to state that all tho i am sorta religious i have lots of atheist friends and i want people who believe in religion to realize not ALL atheist go on rants about religion don't make what you hear now apply to all atheist NOT ALL ATHEIST try to slander and make mockery's of religion there some moderate non-assholishish atheists. And sometimes the ones that do at least have some pretty intellectual things to say that will change the way you view things in life and leave you a better person for it other than all religion is bullshit
February 22, 2013 at 6:26 AM, said ...

B.Bally, I dissagree, I believe that while the dogma of a religion is almost always goodhearted, and I don't doubt Mohammad or Jesus, if they existed, weren't great and forgiving people. However, people tend to ignore all parts that they don't like, like the people who highlight the anti-gay marriage passage in the bible, yet ignore the part that only virgin women can get married. Religion is bad as a whole for me because it lets shit people get away with horrible things and trick good people into following them. Why follow the king? because God said so! Why kill this woman? Because God hates witches. Even nowadays, it lets priests constantly get away with child molestation and gives people the justification of b/c God said so to kill doctors that offer abortions. I'm not saying being religious = being asshole, but asshole + religious power = shitstorm. Religion is a great way to get people to make communities, but with internet, cell phones, and pop-culture, we do it all the time anyways, and religious gatherings are so much stronger, more violent, and restrictive than all but hate groups, as in the hands of the wrong leaders, it becomes a hate group, such as the west baptist church. Religion was a vital tool to helping human culture and achievement, but It was also a huge problem. Nowadays, it is unnecessary, as we have other ways of gathering, and the problem is so much greater nowadays, as their texts are getting older and more conflicting with modern needs.
February 21, 2013 at 3:29 AM, B.Bally said ...

I disagree, religion has mostly done more good than harm in the long run, extremist thoughts on the other hand whether religious, non-religious, political has done nothing but harm. Even if religion didn't exist, people would find other ways to screw things up like using race or cultural pride as tools, hell the Crusade mainly happened because of land.

One of things I find interesting about the Muhammad drawings (which were mostly in bad taste mind you) is that if Muhammad was alive today, I doubt he would throw a fit over it. The idol worshipers of Mecca insulted him, threw stones at him and tried to kill him, once he conquered Mecca, he could've given them a taste of their own medicine but he didn't, he actually ordered his followers to leave them be and let them keep their faith.

So basically the violent reactions from muslims to the cartoons contradicts Muhammed's own actions.
February 20, 2013 at 3:36 PM, dianah m gray said ...

I just don't care to care what kory says about religion or beliefs anymore if he wants to say f@@@ all religion then fine it's not like anyone is going to change his mind because at the end of the day he still going to belive what he thinks. Just like I choose to still belive religion can do some good, now that might not be the case for everyone but I still know that their are some good religious people out their who do good for the world and knowing that gives me hope that not all religious people are bad just like not all athesis are bad either.
February 20, 2013 at 12:30 PM, said ...

Korey finally dissing Islam a bit is a relief. You guys always joked about Catholics because you knew that no harm would come from them to you. Like Bill Maher says, you only attack those who you know won't retaliate against you. I applaud you, Korey.
February 20, 2013 at 9:50 AM, Korey From Spill said ...

"Quotes from famous people doesn't make a belief truth." - Korey Coleman

"Think for yourself and not what famous quotes and childhood brainwashing tells you to believe." - Korey Coleman

"If Isaac Newton was alive, how would he explain being born into one religion, thus being fucked by another?" - Korey Coleman
February 20, 2013 at 9:44 AM, Korey From Spill said ...

You want a reply, Gooner. Okay. I wasn't joking. While I respect people's right to believe what they want and people's right to practice whatever religion suits them, I have a forum to express my opinions as I see fit. I find religion more harmful than good. It's manipulative, divisive, hypocritical, incites fear, and isn't in no way required to be a good person. So, with respect, I say fuck 'em all. That includes Islam. Sorry.
February 20, 2013 at 6:47 AM, The Black Swordsman said ...

Let them make fun of religion. Don't worry we have enough people making fun of the irrationality that is atheism as it is.

"Atheism is so senseless and odious to mankind" - Isaac Newton

"I find it as difficult to understand a scientist who does not acknowledge the presence of a superior rationality behind the existence of the universe as it is to comprehend a theologian who would deny the advances of science." - Wernher von Braun (Considered to be the greatest rocket scientist of all time by NASA)

"Atheism is the most daring of all dogmas, for it is the assertion of a universal negative" - G. K. Chesterton
February 20, 2013 at 6:31 AM, Clayton Dunnavant said ...

There's no such thing as a white guy that understands the weight of using the 'n' word. There's also no such thing as any other race that can understand the use it, either. No other race has a word that is considered as offensive or holds as much weight as the 'n' word does for black people. In my personal opinion, no other race should get away with saying it. Weather they're white, Latino, Middle-Eastern, or Asian. Nobody's got the right to say it. And look, I listen to ALOT of 'urban' music. Right now I can't get enough Kendrick Lamar and Earl Sweatshirt. And although I may feel a connection to the music these artists produce (I grew up in the ghetto of Youngstown Ohio. If you don't know about the gang issues there, just picture a small city with BIG city problems. I've served my country and had friends die too young, also. It happens.) I still have no idea what it's like to use, hear, or be called the 'n' word as a black person. I NEVER will. People who are not black cannot and will not EVER know what it means to be called something that's equally as offensive as the 'n' word. End of motherfuckin' story.
February 20, 2013 at 5:57 AM, said ...

@ Mark Penver

I imagined a Spill videogame being more like StreetFighter or even as a side scrolling beat-em up like River City Ransom. I can definitely see Korey or Billy using a white woman like a bat beating up forum trolls,
February 20, 2013 at 5:55 AM, said ...

were ya guys find these stories what site you guys use
February 20, 2013 at 5:30 AM, Leon said ...

@Gooner -Since we regularly "make a mockery" out of Christianity and almost every other religion (though I wouldn't categorize that as what we do), why would Islam deserve a free pass?
February 20, 2013 at 4:46 AM, said ...

Oh Pleeeeease the Garth Knight Rises SUCKED FAT COCK! Give me a freaking break. I was at the Con and that movie was the worst. The book of korey was good, not a masterpiece but it was certainly the best one at the film festival.
February 20, 2013 at 4:22 AM, Chris Winters said ...

Did anyone find the video with the cheerleader staring at the football player? All I found was a kid staring at one's boobs.
February 20, 2013 at 2:48 AM, Gabe Rodriguez said ...

Korey talking about using the "n word" reminded me of a discussion on Dead End Hip Hop.
February 20, 2013 at 1:35 AM, said ...

Hispanics who say "Nigga" are fake to me because they cant use their own word (im hispanic)
February 20, 2013 at 1:00 AM, Deshi Gainer said ...

I'm glad I'm not the only one who found the song in that Taco Bell commercial hilarious.
February 20, 2013 at 12:39 AM, said ...

To Korey:

From what I hear on the podcasts, I understand that you have a strong hatred toward the "backwardness" of Asian and Middle Eastern cultures. I kind of hate that as well. I also understand that you do not like religion (not sure if that is true, just an inference). However, at 113:20, you said something that made me turn off the podcast and take a step back. I felt shocked. I thought to myself: "Whoa, did he just say that?" In the past, you have said similar things but nothing as, in my opinion, extreme as this. You have said on multiple occasions that the things said on the podcasts are just for laughs and should not be taken seriously. I understand that. But it feels like you are making a mockery out of the Islamic religion. Was it really necessary to say that, even if it was just a joke? Now, I do not want to sound like those listeners that tell you what they do not want to here. Nonetheless, I feel that this should be said.

Please do not take this comment the wrong way. I'm not asking for anything (a reply would be appreciated, though). I sincerely hope that you will read this comment and take into consideration what I have said.

A fan of Spill.com
February 19, 2013 at 11:49 PM, said ...

Anyone know how to spell Karl's last name?
February 19, 2013 at 10:48 PM, said ...

@Korey I like you Korey. You are the Spill member I relate to the most. That's why I listen to you, Leon, Co-Host, and Billy. But, living in Austin, a city wich I consider to be very different from most cities in the U.S. A city I like a lot. Have relatives there too. I find it odd how you always talk about mexicans and "latinos", and the spanish language, seeing as how many white middle class latin americans live there in Austin. It's just odd.
February 19, 2013 at 10:33 PM, Korey From Spill said ...

Lionel 182,

London Spill Parties say different. And so do the Aussies that come to Austin.
February 19, 2013 at 10:32 PM, said ...

Poor Kim stumbled into a fucking asylum, great ACOCO guys. I have to get my ass to Austin, Stat!
February 19, 2013 at 10:14 PM, Tony Tab said ...

just sharing,..
February 19, 2013 at 9:03 PM, said ...

Damn yall broke Leon again!!! LOL

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