Ep. 939: Where we're in a reality distortion field Video

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Ep. 939: Where we're in a reality distortion field
Created: 11/02/2011
Video description: Steve "Sphere" Guttenberg joins the cast today to talk about the joys of eating roadkill, borrowing e-books on Amazon, and pocket-sized USB audio amplifiers.

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