September 06, 2010

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The Stimulus Symphony

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The Stimulus SymphonyNo More Chinese Food Peter, David & Dave MalonyWorking On Labor Day Peter & DavidFeels Good To Wear Out My House PeterThe Carol Of Occupations DavidDon't Ask, Don't Tell, Don't Do Anything Peter & DavidThe Stimulus Symphony, Part 1 PeterWork Gangs DavidWill The Frankenfish Walk Among Us PeterTurn Of The Wrench Dana LyonsThe Stimulus Symphony, Part 2 PeterVacations DavidRe-Peat Offender Peter & DavidMaggie's Farm George TirebiterLaughing With The Grouchy Chef Peter & David

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