Fitzdog Radio: Greg and Mike O'Malley

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Dec 22, 2009

In the most epic episode of the podcast to date, Greg and Mike actually max out the CD-R the podcast is recorded to. While doing so, they try to get to the bottom of Chance's problems with his parents, give him some solid advice for his internship at the Howard Stern Show, talk about parenting, about how to be good parents, and shaved balls.

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almost eleven years ago

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almost eleven years ago

Bingbong

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almost eleven years ago

Giulliana

由于我完全不同观测，一些专业词汇就看的似懂非懂的。所以想请教一下下面这句话的正确的翻译：”Mass loss from cool giants and sutpegianrs is evidenced by P Cygni profiles in optical spectra, by the 10 μm silicate feature in IR spectra, and by maser line emission from OH and other molecules in radio-frequency spectra.“
almost eleven years ago

Kristijan

Lilly - Great photo's that capture every sciaepl moment. I can't wait to see the entire album. Congratulations Nick & Brenda and thank you Prudente Photography for such a fantastic job!November 28, 2011 7:47 pm

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