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Sep 21, 2017 55 min

54: Deep Sea Monsters

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In a rather unusual episode of ParaBabble, Alison and Rob spend most of the hour trying to convince the skeptical Jeff that large bizarre sea creatures did indeed exist at one point or another (maybe they still do in some cases!). Despite his firm belief in aliens, UFOs, Bigfoot, chem trails, and interdimensional German Shepherds with bad smoking habits, he still finds it all very hard to believe in giant squids and the megalodon. Also, we learn early on that everyone loves Nessie.

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