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March 25, 2006

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Martin Iles

He has a website...

http://www.xxenogenesis.com/

Kev

oh man, thank you for this. this is even better than my Heaven's Gate video.

Bartelby

truly an embrassement to any who has the objective of getting laid

cristo

who ever decided to release this insane rambling fruitcake was a genius/ i cant stop throwing up in my mouth in horror ... hilarious!

dweller

this looks great ,
think I'll have to sample the hell out of
it for one of my next mixes
cheers, BTW Blog WFMU is just TOO GOOD!!
I love this place - love a fawning fan

Gammamute

Well, as an acting administrator of the Church of the Subgenius, I can't condone the release of information relative to our internal operations.

bigtazmanian

The androgyne christ also has another website at 144cubits.com

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