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Catching Up With The Dangerous Summer
Coming hot off of a tour-filled summer, idobi Radio caught up with The Dangerous Summer on a rainy day in a college town amongst the cornfields of Iowa.
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Coming hot off of a tour-filled summer, idobi Radio caught up with The Dangerous Summer on a rainy day in a college town amongst the cornfields of Iowa.
The day began as you might expect it to.
Its thursdays, its 1 more day toll the weekend, and we here at Bitch SLap Radio Just Dont Give a FUCK! YEAAAA Thats right guys it’s DONT GIVE A FUCK THURSDAY, tonight on Bitch Slap Radio and we kick it off just right with the return of our good friend Mr Hippy, he was here last thursday liked us to much he deiced to make a return!! Tonight on the show were gonna take a look back at all the stupid things we have ever done while being extremely bored, This will go as far back as 3 years ago… Read more »
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