Ep. 989: Three geeks and a lumberjack Video

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Ep. 989: Three geeks and a lumberjack
Created: 06/05/2009
Video description: But the question is, who's the lumberjack? (Psst. It's Shankland. Watch the video version). We also discuss chainmail Ziploc bags, what a spleen is good for and even whether you should download Chrome for the Mac. We all agree Hulu could ruin themselves if they charge for content in the wrong way.

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