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Sun, 2 Sep 2012 20:30:00 GMT-0400

Sunday Sept. 2nd 8:30 PM EDT

Brian and Justin will be hosting a live NSFW show at Dragon*Con: Con of a Dragon Three Equals Equals Equals Dee.

Welcome to BBpedia BBpedia is the unauthorized and unofficial reference guide to all things BB, including Scam School, NSFW, Weird Things, Frame Rate, Game On!, DIAF, and BBLiveShow. Learn more about Brian Brushwood and his pals Justin Robert Young, Brett Rounsaville, Tom Merritt, and many others. There are currently 3,546 articles in this wiki.

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Previous NSFW: Mustache Sniffers August 14, 2012 @ 10pm EDT Next NSFW: Tuesday, August 21 @ 10pm EDT Watch Live Previous Frame Rate: Words Have Meanings July 9, 2012 @ 1pm EDT Next Frame Rate: Tuesday, August 21 @ 1pm EDT Watch Live Previous Scam School: Fish for Sharks at the Bar With This Fun Bar Trick! August 15, 2012 New episodes every Thursday Previous Weird Things Podcast: Welcome to Terror World August 16, 2012 Next Weird Things Podcast: Monday, August 20 Watch Live Previous FSL Tonight: Week 8: Hate Me, Hate Me, Relegate Me August 4, 2012 New episodes every Friday The Last Game On!: Game Over And Would You Like To Continue? April 9, 2012 Cancelled On Hiatus On Hiatus Previous BBLiveShow: Episode 53 January 10, 2012 On Hiatus Previous Andrew Mayne Stories: LXD June 15, 2012

Important People Brian Brushwood Brian Brushwood puts the "BB" in the "BBpedia". Starting out as a stage magician touring around the country, Brian gained a large internet following through his podcasts. He now hosts a half-dozen podcasts including Scam School, NSFW, Weird Things, Frame Rate and more. Justin Robert Young Justin got his start in the newspaper business and eventually transitioned to the internet. He currently runs the one of the largest magic blogs on the internet, iTricks.com, as well as WeirdThings.com. He interviewed Brian for iTricks and quickly became friends and co-hosts. Tom Merritt Tom Merritt is nothing less than a podcasting legend. He started out as a producer for TechTV's "The Screen Savers" and now hosts a bevy of tech and geek-oriented podcasts including Tech News Today, Sword and Laser, FSL Tonight and Frame Rate. Brett Rounsaville Brett made a name for himself through the "Amtrekker" project. He came up with a list of 50 things he had always wanted to do and then left his home and job to accomplish everything on the list. Even though it wasn't on his list, he also became good friends with Brian and Justin and is the most frequent guest in the BBverse podcasts. Andrew Mayne Andrew Mayne is considered one of magic's most prolific creators. He, along with Justin Robert Young, runs iTricks.com and WeirdThings.com and is the host of the Weird Things Podcast. On top of all this he still finds time to write sci-fi novels.

Before you edit... Wikipedia has an extensive manual on its markup language from the simple to complex. Please familiarize yourself with the Wiki style of markup before attempting to modify information in BBpedia. Featured Video Another video that was uncovered in the dank and dusty confines of Leon's hard drive. From February 2011, this is Brian and Justin's drunken livestream from the World of Beer in Coconut Creek, Florida. This is also the origin of the PIATC meme. Featured Article Minecraft is a game in which people can mine resources and build blocky things. Chatrealm has a server set up (called "Chatcraft") which has countless references to BBVerse things such as Horseboy, Chad's Gap, TWiT, and Grabrubarf. Chad and Tony play on the server and Brian has even shown up twice. more... Items of interest... An MP3 of the End of the Show Song The NSFW Facebook Group Standings for the 2012 Summer Movie Draft A compendium for chatrealmers The weekly BeltBet Videos pertinent to BBpedia

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