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Apr 24, 2012

Episode 104 : Pot Ledom

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On this week’s episode of Secretly Timid, the crew drink mimosas, Danielle curates an art show, Jon is sad at work, and Paul love the B in Apt. 23. This week’s hot topics include : new contacts give you supervision, a flight’s landing is aborted because the pilot was texting, a women on a business trip injures herself during sex and is awarded worker’s comp, and Tyra Banks fires Mr. Jay, Ms. Jay, and Nigel Barker. This week’s featured song is “When I Was Young,” by Nada Surf, from their album, The Stars Are Indifferent To Astronomy. [vimeo]http://www.vimeo.com/35623730[/vimeo] * * * VoiceMail : (469) 27-TIMID Email : [email protected] Like us on Facebook Follow us on Tumblr and Twitter Subscribe to us on iTunes Favorite us on Stitcher

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