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November 1966, the Leonid Meteor Shower.

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conspiracy taking place at the edge of

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listeners such as yourself. I'm your host, Norm Sherman.

So, bathrooms, you know what, I can't beat around the bush and try to string together some

thoughtful intro for this week's story that frames the context in a meaningful way or plant

some valuable insight that will over the course of the episode begin to emerge with greater dimension

A I'm too excited for you to experience it to keep you from it and B there really is just no way to do it

It's like trying to describe

Spug Nub to somebody which is a color only I can see that's kind of neon brown.

It's prettier than it sounds though, but that's only because it sounds like

Ariola baloney corn which is this awful sound that only I can hear because I experience it in dreams.

So that's not helping you either.

You know the part in sex dreams with a badger needs your help and you put it out of mind and then it winds up drowning and the girl's like what's wrong I can tell some things on your mind and you're like it's nothing and then she's like it's your friend isn't it you're like he's not my friend not after what he did and then she makes that sound and then you wake up crying.

See, it's like that.

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