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Episode 75: Never Try To Understand Where Internet Commenters Are Coming From

EPISODE · May 31, 2013

Episode 75: Never Try To Understand Where Internet Commenters Are Coming From

from Geek Friday · host Jason Seifer

In this episode of Geek Friday, you can surf Tumblr with Faith, talk about eye contact with Jason, discover new watches, cocktails, and more. Written? Kitten! Knope Compliments Vocab — Trust Me, I'm Faith Dinner party drawings Movies In Color The Decline of Eye Contact - WSJ.com Martian Watches - The World’s First Voice Command Watch. 'Likes' are a Flawed Currency - Photographer.io Blog Saga of Zzzzs — Trust Me, I'm Faith This is a link to scientific study about falling asleep Pop Chart Lab — The Cocktail Chart of Film & Literature A new inbox that puts you back in control | Official Gmail Blog The Illustrious Omnibus of Superpowers #2 Trust Me, I'm Faith Make Perfect Work Schedules - Scheduling Employee Scheduling Software Geek Friday Dot Com

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