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 The CrapMonkey was hacked and I had a few virus issues, but I’m working my way back. In this episode, we chat a bit about post Sopranos HBO (Flight of the Conchords is a great show!) as well as the new Surger product from Guinness. We also have a restroom review at the Funhouse. Just for fun, I thought I’d include a few links to humurous beer ads as well:
The song of the day is Desire by Red Sauce Number Nine and the website of the day is Popfly.com.
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