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Good morning everybody, hello, they're welcome to Thursdays, the week screams by this.

Is the morning sickness?

My name's John Humbert, there's Brady Bogan, Brad Fessley, Big Dick Toledo, and we are

here and ready for yet another magnificent show.

We started off off there talking about shame, right away, because the song Silverchair,

tomorrow, this song by Silverchair, you just heard, I was reminiscing about the first

time I ever heard it, because I remember being in my Jeep Wrangler, 93 Jeep Wrangler

I had.

Worst year Jeep's ever had, I think, is just terrible, at 180 horsepower, the thing was

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