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CMP-12-12-2006: CrapMonkey Podcast Episode 112December 12, 2006 11:27 pmWell, it’s Christmas time again. We spent a great weekend in Leavenworth, and the weekend before that we attended the Winter Brewfest at Hales. I share a little audio from both events in this episode. After a little beer news (including a reference to Santa’s Butt), we listen to a Restroom Review from Uber. The Song of the day is On the Rocks by Speakeasy Junction and the website of the day s beertools.com.
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