【第４回／0613】仕事とは。

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さて、今回はまたいつも通り２人での収録です。冒頭では、「表現の波及」という大きなことを語っちゃってます。◆僕らの猫背辞書なんと、今回初のリクエストをいただきましてテーマは「仕事」主観的に、猫背RADIO的に、「仕事」を定義していきます。それでは、お楽しみください。04　nekoze 0603.mp3

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さて、今回はまたいつも通り２人での収録です。冒頭では、「表現の波及」という大きなことを語っちゃってます。 ◆僕らの猫背辞書なんと、今回初のリクエストをいただきましてテーマは「仕事」主観的に、猫背RADIO的に、「仕事」を定義していきます。それでは、お楽しみください。 04 nekoze 0603.mp3

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