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May 29, 2012

Episode 109 : Pie Hole

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Hope you all had a great Memorial’s Day! On today’s show, Diane returns, Danielle’s loins burn, and Jon got it at Versace. Hot Topics include : An Arizonian cat-eating woman is found with 64 animals, a maid in Singapore spikes her bosses coffee with her menstrual blood, a man is ticketed for not using his emergency break after his jeep plunges off a cliff, and a man is shot after he is found eating another man’s face. This week’s featured song is “Home” by Half Brother. Check out their Tumblr and grab their EP off of Soundcloud!! * * * 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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