Feb. 9, 2026
Feb 10th-Flannel, Duct Tape, Robert Wagner, Roberta Flack, Lionel Cartwright, Laura Dern, Elizabeth Banks
National Flannel day. Entertainment from 1987. Duct tape invented, France has to give Britian Canada, Professional wrestling admits in court its not real. Todays birthdays - Boris Pasternak, Robert Wagner, Roberta Flack, Lionel Cartwright, Laura Dern, Elizabeth Banks. Shirley Temple died.
Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran Dianna on Spotify
Flannel - Buddy Brown
Open your heart - Madonna
How do I turn you on - Ronnie Milsap
Chattanooga Choo Choo - Glenn Miller
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
Killing me softly with his song - Roberta Flack
Leap of faith - Lionel Cartwright
Good ship lolipop - Shirley Temple
Exit - Bad Habit - Christie Lamb https://www.christielamb.com/
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Welcome to history. In fact too, it's about today. I
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am Jeff. Today's February the tenth.
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Cities raising up riding. He's a good book right there
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my side. The big off is still got somebody rocks,
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whaling and randal. I don't trust many men, buddy finding
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being flannel.
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Today is National Flannel Day, Finel. It started the whales
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and the fifty notars. They call the Welsh cotton. I
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didn't have any cotton, and it was wool French. They
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changed it to flannel. Finnel. It's your comfortable and if
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you have some bigging and where if not, just some
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good She used to go buy some. Remember during the winter,
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Flann fannel betch he's other brutal man. All right, this
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is going on February tenth and nineteen eighty seven. Number
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one album was Slippery When Wet by bon Jovi. Madonna
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had the number one song with Open Your Heart Something Don't.
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Try to re.
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Oh.
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Ronnie millsapad the number one country song with how Do
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I Turn You On?
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I can't read you, my good secrete Telli tell me how.
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The number one buck was wind Mills of the Gods
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by Sidney Shelton. Todd movie was Platoon. A rich kid,
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he volunteers to go fight in Vietnam. He gets caught
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between a battle between two sergeants, one is good and
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one is none. Stars Charlie Sheen, Tom Barringer, William Defoe.
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Nineteen forty the first Tom and Jerry cartoon was released
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in theaters called Puss Gets the Boot. Okay, what do
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you think The first song was? To ever get a
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gold record? That means it's sold one million?
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Pardon me? Bard?
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Is that?
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The chatanoog the Juju?
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Yes?
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Nine, boy, you can give me a shot? Can you
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bar Chadenju?
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The Chattanooga Chu Chube by Glenn Miller got that first
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gold record nineteen forty two. Now they're pretty sure other
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songs that sold the million records, but yeah, they had
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no way to track it. Nineteen fifty five they changed
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it all around. A gold record you only needed five
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hundred thousand. Again, if you sold a million, now you
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got a platinum record. Now they still give out golden
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platinum albums today, but most people buy their stuff just
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on streaming stuff. So they came up with a new
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formula on how to add for streaming. So if you
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want a platinum record. Yeah, you now have to sell
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one point twenty five billion streams. Okay, let's see what
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happened on February the tenth. Yeah. Probably might not think
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much about this today, but it was quite the scandal.
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In fifteen thirty five, twelve Anabaptists ran butt naked through
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the streets of Amsterdam, shouting they had been sent from
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God to communicate the naked truth to the Godlets I
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know some places we still might notice that Anabaptists they're
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still around. They're the Mennonites, Amash and the Hyterots. Seventeen
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sixty three peace treat he assigned that ended the French
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Indian War. France lost, so they had to give Britain Canada.
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Now that name is kind of confusing. The French Indian War.
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It was actually the French and the Native American Indians
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versus the British. British still one. Eighteen ninety nine, milligan
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Oiso is at third state record and negative thirty nine.
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Nineteen thirty three, Senec Organ set the Oregon state record
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a negative fifty four. Now it was originally called duck tape,
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not duct tape. In nineteen forty three, Vesta Stout, she
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was working in an ammunitions factory during World War Two
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in Illinois. She noticed that the way they were sealing
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the animal boxes made it really hard for the soldiers
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to open them up, and she thought it really suck
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if they were under fire. So she invented duct tape.
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Duck it was the name of a woven fabric and
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she coated it up with a water proof kind of
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plastic material, and then she added a layer of rubber adhesive.
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Now it was tough, but it could still be torn
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by hand. So she showed it the tape to all
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our bosses, and they weren't impressed at all. So she
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wrote a letter to President of Franklin Roosevelt, told them
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all about it. Ifdi loved it, he ordered the army
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to start making duct tape well. Then duct tape arrived
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over in the front lines. Those soldiers quickly found out
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what we all know, you can use it to fix anything.
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Now the army, they said that they made improvements on
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Vesta's original creation, so she didn't get any money from
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it at all. Then, after the war, duct tape it
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became really popular in the heating and cooling industry, and
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the heating ducks and it. That's when they became Duct
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Tape eighty nine the WWF for the World Wrestling Foundation.
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They admitted in court that professional wrestling was fake. They
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said it was an exhibition, not a sport. See they
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had to do it for tax reasons.
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S was after him.
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Joke, joke, shoe just Shibf Day's gonna par He left
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this Shibf Day.
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We won't sit potage like this Shibirf Day.
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And you you don't do.
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Okay. It was born on February the tenth writer Boris Pasternak.
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He was born in Moscow, Russia, in eighteen ninety. Here
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at one of the most famous novels of all time,
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Doctor Schivago. Now, if you haven't read it yet, I'm
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gonna recommend that. Yeah you don't. It's really long and
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really boring. All you need to know does sound like
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you read it?
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Yeah?
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It just takes place during the Russian Revolution in nineteen
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oh five and last to World War Two. Movie sucks too,
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you know, but the book did win a Nobel Prize.
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This is Soviet Union government they made Passnak turn it
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down though, see nother not the communist way. You don't
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win awards individually, you win it for the Communist Party. Now, honestly,
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the Soviet government they hated Passonet. Yeah, his books did
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not show a positive light on the Soviet Union at all.
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They actually tried to send him to a gulag in Siberia.
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But Chris Chief, Yeah, he liked him, so that's said
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Bors's ass pastor Nick Son. He did accept that Nobel
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Prize in nineteen eighty nine. Yeah, right when the Soviet
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Union fell. Boris had two sons from his first wife,
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married his second wife in nineteen thirty four and they
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had a daughter. He died nineteen sixty from mung cancer,
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seventy years old. Actor Robert Wagner is ninety six. He
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was born in Detroit in nineteen thirty. On TVA, he
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started and It Takes a Thief and then Heart to Heart,
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then an over seventy movies. Some of them are The
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Towering Inferno, Midway. He did a couple of Pink Panther movies.
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He was number two in the Austin Power movies. Now.
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Robert married actress Natalie Wood for five years and then
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he divorced his second wife after eight years and they
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had a daughter, ha Been He married Natalie Wood again
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in nineteen seventy two. They had a daughter. Then in
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nineteen eighty one Robert he got away with killing Natalie.
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Nineteen ninety he married actress Jill Saint John. I'm sure
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she hasn't gone on a boat with him.
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With this thing, singing my life with this killing me
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soft PLYA with this song, killing me sold please with
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this song, telling all life with his words, killing me softly.
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That was ROBERTA. Flack. She was born in Black Mountain,
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North Carolina, in nineteen thirty seven. She was a child
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prodigy on the piano. At fifteen she got a four
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right scholarship to Howard University. Now she was at Howard,
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she switched from piano to singing. Still graduated a nineteen
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years old and started teaching high school. After ten years,
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she gave it up, wanted to be a professional singer.
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Good call. Some of her number one songs are first
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time ever, I Saw your Face, killing me softly with
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his song I feel like making love? Where is love Now?
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She married once for eight years and ROBERTA. She just
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died last year, eighty eight years old from alsay.
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That's the way you know, car didn't come one May
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week working out the last ree will always.
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Fine if you'll trusting me, I got trusting you. That's
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country Singerlono car Ride. He's sixty six. Born in Glappolos, Ohio,
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in nineteen sixty grew up in West Virginia. Some of
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his hit songs are give Me his Last Chance, I
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watched it all on my radio, my heart is set
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on you, Leap of faith.
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Now.
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He still sings a little, but he does a lot
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a lot of composing for TV and movies. That was
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quite a bit of quote, Qunot speaking too. He's been
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married for over thirty years. Actress Lord Darn she's fifty nine.
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She's born in Los Angeles in nineteen sixty seven. Her
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famous parents actor is Bruce Dern and Diane Lamb. Laura
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made a name for herself and movie Mask, then Wild
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at Heart, Jurassic Park one and three. She won an
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Oscar for marriage story. She married once for eight years
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and has a son and a daughter from it. Actress
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Elizabeth Banks fifty two. She was born in Pittsfield, Massachusetts,
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in nineteen seventy four. She is famous for the Hunger Games,
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Pitch Perfect, and Spider Man movie franchises. Yeah, she did
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all those. She's pretty good in the or Flick Slither Now.
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She does a lot of producing nowadays, a little bit directing.
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She got married in two thousand and three and they
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have two sons. Alright here. Quote of the Day guns
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from Shirley Temple, I'm the Good loxtreat Man, where Vun
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Bun's friend Shirley died today in twenty fourteen and eighty
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five years old. Shirley said, I stopped believing in Santa
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Claus when I was six years old. My mom took
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me to the department store to see Santa Claus. He
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asked for my autograph. Well, thank you all for listening today.
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No fore to follow us. He listened to us on
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check out the show descriptions for any links to something
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you might want to check out Country Underground radio artist
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to Day. It comes from Amy and Orlando. She wants
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to her bad Habit by Christine Lamb. You guys have
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an awesome day. We'll talk tomorrow.
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I hear the sound of your engine come and now
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my driveway.
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We've got thirty.
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Little seconds to get me out of this pla before
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my dad's chasing and my mom is yelling, amfle me
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over that, don't pick see a little prit. I'll say
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you're first, that was a mistake. You're the last story singlete.
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I shouldn't take your helm up. I can't say you're
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the screaming him a mutt of play. I know sma
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person having now waistkin.
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Baby man head.
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I see the blue red lightstepchin flash in the ribw
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pedal down, radio up.
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I feel alive with you.
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It's a good time.
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Smilecles, cry bluey, drive me wildld Come on a ride
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with you for miles and miles of mouse. Hey, you're
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look through the show. No wiskin when I was a mistake.
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You're the last strike a cigarette. I shouldn't take your
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man horbreak. I can't shake a pad of screaming on
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the timber. Lots of kind of play on the fire.
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