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I am Thomas Magby and I am joined as always by A.J. Hanenberg. Well, that's me. That is you the stuff is for. I am Thomas Magby, and I am joined, as always, by A.J.

Hannanburg. Well, that's me. That is you indeed and Graham Donaldson. Hello.

And, guys, I actually have no idea what we're talking about today. So I'm going to pass this on over to

AJ to take it from here. Won that April with his sure his sota, the drought of March hath pursed to the rota and bathed

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So today.

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Sorry, I'm done.

Is that all you know you know I can keep

going how far do you how far does your knowledge go um the tender crop is uh shoot I I lost my little

one zephyraseek with a sweet to breathe inspired hath every holton teeth the tender crop is

and the youngest sonah hath in the ram his hal of a corcy runner and small ee faulies makin melidae that sleep in all the night

with openeer so pricketh him nature and hoar carriages then long and folk to goon on pilgrimages and palmers

for to secan stronga strontes to furna hallways cooth in sondry londays and specially from every shire's

enda of ingalond to Canterbury they winda.

The holy blissful martyr for to Saka, that him that hopein when that they were Saker.

That's all I got.

Cool gibberish.

Cool gibberish.

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