#25 Europæisk Talnørderi

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I dette afsnit bliver der dykket ned i europæisk talnørderiVi vender også det kedelige resultat fra i SøndagsTaler om mangler og problemer, i kæderne mellemrummet mellem kæderneVi har også et par spiller reaktioner fra 10eren kort efter Gøteborg resultatet Støt Absalons Radio:www.buymeacoffee.com/absalonsradioellerwww.patreon.com/absalonsradioT-shirt:https://absalonsradio.bigcartel.com/Musikken fra Absalons Radio:Alt kan findes på Bandcamp. Desværre kan der ikke linkes dertil men søg på Absalons Radio derinde og vi burde dukke op. Eller send os en besked:[email protected]

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