#076 - The Clarke Brothers | Christmas Cantatas, Bionicles, and Airsoft Gun Fights Gone Awry Artwork

Mr. Clarke After Dark

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Mr. Clarke After Dark

#076 - The Clarke Brothers | Christmas Cantatas, Bionicles, and Airsoft Gun Fights Gone Awry

December 22, 2024 • Lucas Clarke

Jordan and Joshua Clarke are my brothers and had the absolute privilege of finally being on the show their favourite sibling produces. It is the first time I have lived away from both of my brothers so it was definitely a nice way to maintain a family tradition of reliving past traumas at Christmas time. Throughout the conversation, expect to hear about things we did to annoy each other growing up which still work, concerning gaps in our knowledge with the infamous pickle/cucumber realization, which of their children they think will throw the first house party, the infamous chip story, Airsoft gun fights gone awry, and, much more.

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