Cutting One Loose When Jesus Was Born
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MYSTERY: We have come back from our rescue mission in the north pole with international stories of Christmas traditions! We talk about the man who was cutting one loose when Jesus was born, The guy from Germany who just liked hitting kids for Christmas, and the 13 weirdos who leave way after the joys of Christmas have gone! We missed you!
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