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And directly across from us is a guy that nobody loves, the unlovable John Kelly behind the

ones and twos, making us all look and sound better. This podcast is titled The Twisted History

of Homosexuals. I don't know what we were going to do for the title of this. I know it's during Pride Month, but it's at the tail end of Pride Month. And it just happens to be a coincidence, not necessarily a Pride Month thing. And so we're just going to go, Twisted History of Homosexuals, because the topics that we're going to talk about today have been certain things that have happened to homosexuals throughout history. and I think it's going to be wildly interesting, and we're lucky enough that Twisted History is

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