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EPISODE · Jul 19, 2013 · 3H 15M

53: Babies Washing Their Hands [July 19, 2013]

from Stone Ape Podcast · host Tom Barbalet

Heron may soon be puppy-less. So he raises genetic perfection and talks about burning bits of his head. Tom offers the social contract relating to sexuality. Tom talks about California prisons. There has been a flood of participants for Tom's trialogue. Tom talks about Osprey books and the comic book project. They digress into employing tax professionals. Tom raises an idea versus the delivery of a product. Heron has been targeted by singlemuslim dot com too. Tom talks about re-invention through moving and through not moving. He provides a brief vignette of his life in Vegas. They talk about the artificial dichotomy between cats and dogs. Tom purchased some Ray K. They discuss Einstein as a temporal perfect storm. Tom returns to the sexual contract to offer a broader definition and talks about periodicity and fixed-times. Why do pseudonyms suck? They both suspect Marie is a pseudonym and they dig deep into 23andme. Tom floats the Zimmerman trial as a topic and the cover of Rolling Stone. Tom introduces Heron to the Puppy Bowl and that he has a face for audio for podcasting. Heron has found his calling when Tom discovers something that doesn't exist on the internet yet.

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