Made Ma'am, an apology from our late producer Dana(🤫😐), and that bum that talks to god.

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Meh, I found an 8ball if cocaine at the North Texas Irish Festival.....AGAIN.... and just went balls deep into the proverbial "microwaved watermelon" this week. I was staring into the mirror, making smoky bedroom eye-contact with me and muttering. .... (I like to do this when I mechanically self stimulate) when I realised my phone was recording. So I put some fuck tunes on it and you can enjoy that while you have a bite to eat! 🍉☝️🤭

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