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Aug 4, 2014

Omelette Baby

from Secretly Timid

Good morning/afternoon/evening. What’s up! This week’s episode is super fun! Jon, Nan, and Danielle are joined by author Merritt Tierce! Her novel, Love Me Back will be released September 16, 2014! You should buy it! This week’s Hot Topics include: The Satanic church uses the recent Hobby Lobby decision for basis against mandated “informed consent” laws A blogger is fired from his language position for writing about ‘homophones’ 911 calls pour in after Facebook is down for a half an hour Former View host Sherri Shephard comes under fire amid allegations she no longer wishes to care for a child soon to be born via a surrogate The family of a boy killed by border patrol file suit against the US The “Women against Feminism” Tumblr page raises a few eyebrows A restaurants “prayer” discount causes praise and criticsmThis week’s featured song is Held Down by Stop Drop Robot

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