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LPIS 33: Backseat Drivers from Beyond the Stars

Discussions on artistic works that hold deep meaning for Aaron, a life-long reader, and Max, a life-long avoider of reading who finally decided it was ok to read. Aaron writes poetry . . . a lot, and Max can play any instrument he spends 30 seconds looking at. They are father and son. They are both allegedly humanoid. Each has enough quirks to drive most people mad, yet they are both married. To actual and real humanoids of the female persuasion, in this dimension and plane of existence at least. 

Come along for the ride. Stay for the chaos. Ponder our pontifications and enjoy!

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Discussions on artistic works that hold deep meaning for Aaron, a life-long reader, and Max, a life-long avoider of reading who finally decided it was ok to read. Aaron writes poetry . . . a lot, and Max can play any instrument he spends 30 seconds looking at. They are father and son. They are both allegedly humanoid. Each has enough quirks to drive most people mad, yet they are both married. To actual and real humanoids of the female persuasion, in this dimension and plane of existence at least. Come along for the ride. Stay for the chaos. Ponder our pontifications and enjoy!

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LPIS 33: Backseat Drivers from Beyond the Stars

LPIS 33: Backseat Drivers from Beyond the Stars