Ep. 544: Where heroes get remembered but legends never die Video

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Ep. 544: Where heroes get remembered but legends never die
Created: 03/24/2010
Video description: If you couldn't tell by the hockey picture and the well-placed Sandlot quotation in the title, today's episode of The 404 Podcast celebrates Jeff's 28th birthday! Wilson and I are fully prepared to light up a string of firecrackers for Bakalar, but our third host is less than enthused about his age, so leave a comment and wish him a very happy birthday, will you?

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