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Blazed & Confuzed #9

EPISODE · Aug 31, 2013

Blazed & Confuzed #9

from Blazed & Confuzed · host Anonymous

James and Pat talk about Zen, the implications of special relativity, and the meaning of life, the universe, and everything! Also, DOJ announces they will not interfere with cannabis legalization, at least not yet. And we discus the sentencing of PFC Bradley Manning and Obama's plans to strike military targets in Syria.

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