October 27, 2010

from Radio Free oZ · host Peter Bergman

Is The Tooth Fairy A Democrat?

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Is The Tooth Fairy A Democrat?David and I relive a great night on stage with the Firesign in A Wonderful Weekend In Los AngelesThis midterm election is spooky and a Hoot To BootCan you bank on them getting this foreclosure thing right. Is it B of A Or SOB?Where does Joe Miller get his role models. If East Germany Could, We CouldSo what if smoking can give you Alzheimer's. Light Up And Forget About ItDemocracy goes out the window when Karl Goes Over The LineDo they really have a chance. Is The Tooth Fairy A Democrat?W at SMU. Bullhorns For BushThe Nightmare continues. Cholera Comes To Port au PrinceJosh Woodward says it can't happen here. Motionless CityKarzai wants to drain his country of Blackwater. The Bag Man Don't Like UsLook on the sunny side. Here Comes Big SolarBullwinkle's daddy goes to heaven. Get On The Bus, They Make A FussI'm making things better by rhyming each letter. The A's Through The Z'sMei Tao-Ch'en is inspired by the Swarming Mosquitos

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