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Ep. 857: Where we tripped over a zombie
Created: 07/08/2011
Video description: Does anyone else not understand Google Plus, or are we just getting too old for the Internet? After a week of using Google's new social network, we're not ready to leave Facebook, so let us know if we're missing something here. In other news, Jeff and Wilson met a real zombie, YouTube upped its video time limit to ten hours, and Google might be tracking your sexual activity online, yikes.

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