Wicked Funny

A couple of our favorite dubbahs, Troy and Mark are back with more Maine fun facts. In this week's episode, they take to the cobblestone streets of Portland's Old Port to drop some historical knowledge on us with plenty of laughs.

Thanksgiving in Maine and ONLY in Maine with road-kill deer. Let's watch as my wife's dad, Ken shows us how to cook it out in the garage. What a friggin' riot he is, guy.

Troy and Mark are here to give a quick history on prohibition in Maine and hilariously introduce us to the inside of a marijuana store on the mid coast. It's filled with knowledge and 'yuhts' and ends with the now signature nut tap, a 'hit' that Mark wasn't looking for.

There's no lesson from the Pine Tree State today. They did however come up with a video that hysterically expresses their frustration with the previous blurred attempt at a new video that turns into a battle of "Yuhts."

O'Chang Comics really nails it. When there's a scene in my hometown of Augusta, I felt like I was actually strolling down Gage Street from Capitol Park up to the Memorial Bridge.

Troy and Mark visit and tell us about Portland's International Cryptozoology Museum, where folks can view exhibits and learn about the strange creatures of folklore traditions. You know, Bigfoot and stuff.

He can't find his balls and then gets caught whacking.

The 3rd installment in the 2020 "The Great Lost Strain" series will be released the day after Halloween on Sunday November 1. Here's the new trailer to get you right pumped up, guy.

Well done boys and thank you for the "nips of Fiyahball and head-bangin' to WBLM" reference. It's was really great that Stephen King included the WBLM in his book, Skeleton Crew back in 1985 and now this honor.

Troy and Mark are here with episode 5 that takes us upta Bangor to visit the monument of Maine's most famous lumberjack.

He points out that pie and bread is fine, "but when it's where it don't belong" like in a milkshake or cough drops, he's out.

In the latest video, the fellahs are at the iconic B & M Baked Beans headquarters in Portland.

Here comes episode three of the friggin wacky "Welcome to Maine" series. A couple of our favorite dubbahs, Mark and Troy are back to educate about us about another wicked decent place in the state.

This is the story of Nightmare On Elm Tree.

During this dreadful time of Covid, it's wonderful news to hear that one of the wackiest athletic competitions in Maine will still be happening this year.

Local dubbahs Troy and Mark (pronounced Mahhk) are back with a hilarious new video to teach us more about the state we love. The video series is called "Welcome To Maine". It's educational and friggin' wacky.