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Greedy bastards
02:35
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Plastic crap
02:10
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John Peel
03:05
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Sugar, salt, fat
01:34
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Face this
02:19
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Pickin' my nose
02:03
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Fukushima
02:37
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Earth parasites
02:08
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Personality lobotomy
02:17
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Time to party
03:36
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The eight-ball
02:11
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Kill baby kill
02:07
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Teenage chicks
01:49
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Pillage légal
01:23
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