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The Ethernaut
06:14
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What is this snow that's killing us all? It feels like it's toxic. If you touch it you'll die.
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Ngunza or Prophet
05:05
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Kiambote kieno.
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The List Specialist
05:19
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I am the list specialist. I organize things into folders and departments according to an objective logic.
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Mr Wong Kei
05:24
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No Won-Ton soup for you tonight.
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The Man with Bicyclosis
04:30
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Who is that, cycling down the road? I think its Sir James Joyce!
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Doctor Skinny Lisbon, Portugal
This band should not be recommended to anyone. Except people you don't really care much about.
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