Moshe Kasher (Fitzdog Radio

[@mariodwir]

Moshe dressed like hes gonna try to steal the moon on despicable me

[@Darkwingmpc]

😂😂😂😂

[@jonathanlong3356]

"Does your mom listen" I was laughing a thousand laughs in that split second before he answered you.

[@jonathanlong3356]

Maybe the funniest part to me is that I only know his parents are deaf because of Fitzdog Radio

[@monniekay]

Moshe, show mom where the captions are.

[@U00060]

Two of my favorite podfathers

[@BPH55]

I drafted Shanatova Umaluka in fantasy. 🤣

[@jaydubs1720]

Greg what's an opposite of pride? Shame is one, what have a lot of gay people been made to feel about themselves?

[@crypticalenvelopment]

Only a true Jew knows the secrets of getting free schwag, Moshe's a Yiddishe Kop.

[@mattyisinSD]

"in my pool I took out four entries..." I really thought he meant he removed like 4 sets of steps or 4 ladders from his swimming pool. lol non-sports guy over here!

[@GregFitzsimmonsComedy]

I boarded up four doors to my house

[@dmv4554]

Love moshe

[@P51]

why does it take the accusers ten years to accuse?

[@Sun_Cat_Pop]

Safe to say you're asking for a friend? There MANY known reasons sexual assault victims choose to not come forward at all, burying it, intending to take it to the grave Some succeed. Some of those, though, ultimately don't, discovering time provided enough distance for them, find strength to confront what they were previously were convinced was unbearable to face. Others still wishing they could block it, discover they cant - their determination to keep it buried, forgotten over time ends up haunting them, denying them any sense of safety, peace, screwing up their lives, compelling them to finally come forward to reclaim back their life. Thats a start, theres LOTS more reasons

[@nymph40]

Lies maybe