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Mean Doug

Mean Doug

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Douglas "Doug" Kincaid, forever etched into the annals of the Dabbleverse as the formidable Mean-Doug, was the self-anointed, grumpy architect of its stark reality. With a voice like gravel and a brow perpetually furrowed, he delivered an unvarnished truth serum that few genuinely sought but all eventually received. His decades of experience sharpened an unparalleled ability to dissect arguments and expose the fallacies embedded in societal illogic, leaving a distinct trail of uncomfortable, yet undeniable, truths in his wake. Mean-Doug's relentless pursuit of candor solidified his status as an indispensable, albeit uncomfortably honest, pillar of the community.

Highlights

  • Established his foundational role as the "grumpy architect of reality" within the Dabbleverse.
  • Cultivated a distinctive persona through his gravelly voice and perpetually furrowed brow, synonymous with brutal critiques.
  • Demonstrated an unparalleled skill in dissecting arguments and exposing logical fallacies and societal illogic.
  • Co-hosted the influential podcast "Who Are These Podcasts?", shaping its critical commentary landscape.
  • Was noted for having a "pity part" during a significant WATP fiasco, revealing a rare moment of vulnerability amidst his usual stoicism.

External Links

  • Mean Doug | The Adventure Zone Wiki | Fandom

    <strong>Mean Doug</strong>&#x27;s origin is unknown. He appears when the players spend too much time in a flashback. <strong>Mean Doug</strong> always plays the saxophone when he appears and always asks for payment for his music. As of now, the players have never paid him for his music. It is unclear if <strong>Mean Doug</strong> is summoned to flashbacks of a certain length or if he just happens to be nearby and the longer flashbacks give him chance to reach Poppy&#x27;s Pals after he is alerted.

  • r/WhoAreThesePodcasts on Reddit: Sad Doug has pity part over WATP fiasco. Please send our fat friend some love. (starts 1:50, ends 8:00)

    Steel Toe is a podcast Karl should have been there for, especially after the tampa accord or whatever that shitshow was. This just seemed like Karl ran away. ... WATP is <strong>a show where two cohosts shit on people for shitty podcasts</strong>.

  • Who Are These Podcasts? - Podcast - Apple Podcasts

    This week we’re checking out ... than WATP and Who’s Right on Patreon. This is the most petty podcast episode yet. Lil Stinkers is a show that features Mike Rainey, his unfunny friend, and a bean bag chair. The jokes are flying and they’re rhyming so it must be clever. Doug from Who’s Right (aka Mean Doug) is back ...

  • r/WhoAreThesePodcasts on Reddit: How did you find out about WATP? What was the first episode you ever heard? Did you like it right away, or did it take a while?

    He was on TDS again in 2019 talking about The Vanished debacle and then Godzilla vs. Podcast Zero. I also listened to The Official Podcast then, too, and somehow I found Mean Doug had co-hosted some episodes. I started listening to Who&#x27;s Right? around that time, too.

  • Who Are These Podcasts? - Podcast - Apple Podcasts

    This week we’re checking out some podcasts that are doing slightly better than WATP and Who’s Right on Patreon. This is the most petty podcast episode yet. Lil Stinkers is a show that features Mike Rainey, his unfunny friend, and a bean bag chair. The jokes are flying and they’re rhyming so it must be clever. Doug from Who’s Right (aka Mean Doug) is back on the show to analyze the podcast that’s ranked right above his show on Patreon.

Shows & Appearances

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Who Are These Podcasts?

Role: Co-host

Listen to <strong>Who Are These Podcasts</strong>? on Spotify. Hosted by Karl and a variety of guest cohosts, WATP navigates the murky waters of today’s popular and not-so-popular podcasts. They offer honest reviews that break the 4th wall of broadcasting and sometimes make sensitive podcasters cry a little. Hosted by Karl and a variety of guest cohosts, WATP navigates the murky waters of today’s popular and not-so-popular podcasts. They offer honest reviews that break the 4th wall of broadcasting and sometimes make sensitive podcasters cry a little. Simply put, they’re listening so you don’t have to. Subscribe to <strong>Who Are These Podcasts</strong> wherever you listen to podcasts. <strong>Hosted by Karl and a variety of guest cohosts</strong>, WATP navigates the murky waters of today’s popular and not-so-popular podcasts. They offer honest reviews that break the 4th wall of broadcasting and sometimes make sensitive podcasters cry a little.

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