Borderline Texas Trash: Episode 16.

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Stupid news, a few updates, and in today's episode Steve goes over the daily schedule of famous Author Hunter S. Thomas. Ash gets a little heated in discussing sex trafficking in America and the castration of pedophiles. Deep Thoughts also bring you four glorious comments from the Hot Secretaries section. Enjoy.

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Join us for episode 17 as we discuss the regular stuff, Author Hunter S. Thomas, dumb facts and stupid news. Deep Thoughts with Ash Handy is brought to you this week by hot secretaries.

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