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EPISODE · Mar 25, 2012 · 1H 23M

Episode 40: Three Dumbasses

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Thanks again to Dumbass from Dumbass Guide to Knowledge and Invisible Sky Monster Child porn found on Montana priest’s Nintendo DS Cape Town faith healing event ends in one death and 16 injuries Italy: Man kills 'possessed wife,' spends day with body Gingrich Calls Obama a Christian Who Behaves Like a Muslim More See "Too Much" Religious Talk by Politicians Women Continue To Fill Rick Perry's Facebook Wall With Mock Questions Cameron: Secular Humanists are Imposing Their Faith on Everybody Jury returns guilty verdicts in ‘Holy Ghost’ rape trial Geraldo Rivera: Hoodie responsible for Trayvon Martin's death Private jets, 13 mansions and a $100,000 mobile home just for the dogs: Televangelists 'defrauded tens of million of dollars from Christian network' Clips: Ancient Aliens - History Channel, Billy Madison, Jesus Camp, Newt Gingrich, The Simpson’s, Rick Perry, Jesus Camp - Blue Suede, Lou Reed - The Gun, Some asshole televangelist. Editors note: We may have inadvertently called Trayvon Martin Travon Williams in this show - It is Cecil’s fault, he watches too much NFL. Visit our Website at http://dissonancepod.com for all the links.

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