Identical Cousins 18: I Took a Lickin’ from a Chicken

Identical Cousins

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Recorded 7 June 2013.

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In this episode we talk about Vesper, Chatology, and WWDC. But note that this was recorded right before WWDC. So we don’t actually talk about anything announced at WWDC. We know nothing.

Note: there is some echo in the audio in this episode. Sorry about that!

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