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Vacation
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LSD
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Close Encounters
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The Conqueror
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Fuck the Banks
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New Versus
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Dog Food Thumbs
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Al P
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Super Hero
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Dearly Beloved Toronto, Ontario
The erosion of the immigrant dream. The genius of Stanley Kubrick. The entrenched evil of the global banking establishment. Suspicious mountains and high-desert military bases. Sinister Ukrainian crime bosses and the irradiated ruins of Chernobyl. The Dublin Occult Grid. Nazi human experiments. Robert Bigelow. A baby sparrow named Bruce Lee. A professional pachinko player from Tokyo named Al ... ... more
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