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Ep. 962: Listen Dutch boy sit down
Created: 04/28/2009
Video description: Cooley gets mad at the Swiss and the Dutch in this episode and takes up the defense of Microsoft. We also decide to pitch IBM against Wolfram Alpha in a battle royale.

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