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What Would Whibley Do?
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[Paid Advertisement]
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Hot Pockets Theme Song
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[Fuuuuuuuuck]
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[RIP Neil Peart]
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Force Oversensitive
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[Shouts Outs]
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RIP Bob Seeger
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Warped Tour '03
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[On The Soapbox]
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Warped Tour '023
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[Thanks]
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Barking Carnies Washington, D.C.
"You were pretty good" -Ian MacKaye, actual quote, to Barking Carnies about Barking Carnies, 9/9/17
UPCOMING SHOWS:
12/3 @ The Runaway
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