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Skunk Boy

Skunk Boy is part of the Mephitidae family of small black and white fur mammals; however, unlike his other furry relatives, Skunk Boy speaks English and carries on much like a “normal” human being.  Except of course, he stinks like %$&@ and walks on four legs.

Skunky’s life has been one of pain, privation, passion and prosperity.  Growing up in the sweltering mangrove swamps within the city limits of Miami caused him to mature quickly.  What Skunk Boy learned, he learned in the jungle.  

It was within this harsh environ that SB developed a deep disdain for whiners and willfully ignorant animals and people who allowed the wild to rule them. 

This spite that Skunk Boy developed for the whiners and the willfully stupid coupled with a benevolent desire to help other people and animals avoid the folly of feckless fools caused him to launch a 2-minute radio spot called, “Evolution’s Holdovers” (heard now nationwide on 697 different markets on www.ClashRadio.com  ).

About the show, “Evolution’s Holdovers”

Each week, on www.ClashRadio.com  with Doug Giles, EH spotlights a self-destructing, helix-missing moron.  Skunk Boy’s purpose is to use these destructive tools as dissuasive examples in order to prevent others from following their idiotic, someone-peed-in-my-gene-pool leads. 

Skunk Boy Rocks

One of the things that helped Skunk Boy make it out of the difficulties he faced in the deep dark woods and the mangrove swamps of the Miami metroplex was rock music.  Rock-N-Roll gave the Skunkmeister the attitude needed to conquer the difficult things that only a skunk goes through.

In homage to the rock and roll that strengthened his soul, Skunk Boy covers some of his favorite rock tunes every week on www.ClashRadio.com  . 

Skunk Boy’s Other Interests

  • Eating the carotid artery out of a raccoon’s neck (as well as other small animals).
  • Spraying whiners from the bushes as they walk into Starbucks to get their half-decaf, no foam, triple shot, skinny milk, mocha cinnamon Venti cappuccino.
  • Riding his customized Von Dutch motorcycle.
  • Shooting elephant guns.
  • Luge riding. 
  • Making meat helmets.
  • Curing salted meats.
  • Ridiculing the cast of The View while drinking a dirty martini.
  • Smoking fine cigars.
  • Fishing for cats.

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