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September 29, 2010

from Radio Free oZ Hosted by Peter Bergman

Burn All The Books You Want, Nazi Punks

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Burn All The Books You Want, Nazi PunksShe's Making Them Laugh Somewhere Peter & DavidJack Ain't Building The House That Jack Builds PeterThe Tea Party Is A Witch's Brew PeterBoone Brings His Huffy To The Tea Party Peter & David Will Filibuster For The Rich PeterCastle Won't Write Out A Write In PeterBurn All The Books You Want, Nazi Punks Peter & DavidSwansong Josh WoodwardSharpen Your Pencil And Write My Name PeterWho's Who In The Bed Bug Registry PeterIt's Better With A Union Bud Peter & DavidWhen Thai Stick Met Mendo Bendo Peter & DavidHow We Danced Jack KnaurerUncle Paul Ain't Happy PeterABA Turns Left At The Rights PeterAtheists Know God Best Peter & DavidPut Away The Books And Go To Sleep Peter & David

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