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EPISODE · Mar 10, 2012

CSA Episode 216: Scary scary people

from Countless Screaming Argonauts · host Maqz

Scary Republicans Rush in to accuse women of prostitution, models get slandered and births get controlled. Just another week in a presidential primary where Rick Santorum sees in himself, the 1884 epitome of a rebel (Did I say 1884? I meant 1984.) Penguin asks Maqz if Disney is racist and it turns out they're just into porn! Maqz thinks Ogg started it all and Lady Ga Ga defends herself against the Moshi dance. Cannibals find love in jail and people find Pippa on the slopes. Mormon's find dead Jews and baptize them! All in all its a pretty scarey episode. Lend us an ear ... if you dare!

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