News · moment 6 of 21
Marianne's Homemade 'Shame' and 'Tortuga' Flags Audio
from Rodent Men & Justin Timberlake | The Tim Dillon Show #396 · #396
3 min
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He plays or paraphrases audio of Marianne describing the flags she's invented in her head, including one reading 'vergogna' (shame) and another referencing Pirates of the Caribbean's Tortuga.
- Tim describes Marianne's plan to put up different flags across the lagoon after her husband's vacation ends, including one she designed in her head
- The 'Vergogna' flag: white with yellow and orange flames and the Italian word for shame in the middle
- Tim characterizes Marianne as a Long Island lunatic whose flag-making reveals how the people running everything lack actual skills
- A deeply conservative Catholic Italian lady sick of looking at the pride flag is not particularly newsworthy, Tim argues
- Tim imagines her husband coming home daily to hear about new flag designs, including one inspired by Pirates of the Caribbean
- The 'Tortuga' flag: baby blue representing the sky with the prison from Pirates of the Caribbean in the middle
- This is what happens at the end of life when there's not much left to do, unlike previous generations who were shut-ins tinkering quietly
- Louis C.K.'s bit about hating those little trinket shops run by women with their small dreams, like a seagull made from driftwood
- Marianne sits at home all day making flags in her head to convey things, including one about shame itself
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