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Episode 278: Yelling at an Idea
TOPIC: People, amirite?
This week, Dan and Merlin talk about the complexities of communicating with each other. And, brother, is it ever complicated.
Links for this episode:
- Blood Meridian Audiobook | Cormac McCarthy | Audible.com
- The Butterfield Diet (Peter Serafinowicz) - YouTube
- Geek Feminism Wiki - Wikia
- Resources for allies - Geek Feminism Wiki - Wikia
- Fox News host Bret Baier “grills” the Dalai Lama: “Have you ever seen the movie ‘Caddyshack’?” - Salon.com
- Apple doesn't understand photography
- Language in Thought and Action - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Episode 430: Black Market Pharmacies And The Spam Empire Behind Them : Planet Money : NPR
On today's show, we have answers. Yes, people click on those links. Smart, sound-minded people are choosing to buy pharmaceuticals through black market pharmacies that spam them and just about everyone with an inbox. And those sound-minded people are happy to tell you how it worked out for them, right down to the odd packaging that shows up in their mailbox.
Neil Hutchinson, who has lived in the building at Columbus and Scotland streets for six years, has been hit with a rent increase of 344 percent. Flash plugin failed to load
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TOPIC: People, amirite?
This week, Dan and Merlin talk about the complexities of communicating with each other. And, brother, is it ever complicated.
Links for this episode:
- Blood Meridian Audiobook | Cormac McCarthy | Audible.com
- The Butterfield Diet (Peter Serafinowicz) - YouTube
- Geek Feminism Wiki - Wikia
- Resources for allies - Geek Feminism Wiki - Wikia
- Fox News host Bret Baier “grills” the Dalai Lama: “Have you ever seen the movie ‘Caddyshack’?” - Salon.com
- Apple doesn't understand photography
- Language in Thought and Action - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Episode 430: Black Market Pharmacies And The Spam Empire Behind Them : Planet Money : NPR
On today's show, we have answers. Yes, people click on those links. Smart, sound-minded people are choosing to buy pharmaceuticals through black market pharmacies that spam them and just about everyone with an inbox. And those sound-minded people are happy to tell you how it worked out for them, right down to the odd packaging that shows up in their mailbox.
Neil Hutchinson, who has lived in the building at Columbus and Scotland streets for six years, has been hit with a rent increase of 344 percent. Flash plugin failed to load
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