EPISODE · Apr 9, 2009 · 1H 27M
Tastes Like Burning #77: There Was So Much Blood
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Pool Table, Gone!Remodeling Time: Floors, Furniture, Paint, OH MY!There Was So Much Blood . . .Mom's BirthdayDVD Reviews: *batteries not included and "Reaper"Tim's Parents Are Sacrilicious about "The Ghost Whisperer"What To Do with a Racist in the Family?Voicemail and Email Email Us or Call Us at 206/350.7345 Shoutouts: Mgr. JohnKatyRD Tom of Ramble RedheadShelly of Shelly's Podcast
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