Broadcast on 17-Sep-2007

ups and downs with liv,parm and liz. parmida gets wet about chet, liv drowns. liz loves shindig more than her mother.

An episode of the CiTR -- Lions And Tigers and Bears (2007) podcast, hosted by CiTR & Discorder Magazine, titled "Broadcast on 17-Sep-2007" was published on September 17, 2007 and runs 58 minutes.

September 17, 2007 ·58m · CiTR -- Lions And Tigers and Bears (2007)

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ups and downs with liv,parm and liz.parmida gets wet about chet, liv drowns.liz loves shindig more than her mother.

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ups and downs with liv,parm and liz.
parmida gets wet about chet, liv drowns.
liz loves shindig more than her mother.

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