Tired Masterminds Ep. 76 - $9.99 (2008)
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This weeks plan to eject themselves from 2008 plummets head first into stop motion. With all their play-doe being stymied by current events, The Tired Bears must guzzle as much warm milk as possible. Adam is obligated to take his pounding stick to the ham bank. Liam is dabbing beers whilst contemplating the meaning of it all and well, Phyllis… She is left without a hair to spare. And the survey says?.... E-transfer $9.99 to [email protected] to find out. All sales final.
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