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On the Road
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Publisher's summary
Tracks:
1. On the Road
2. Death and Dying
3. Headlines
4. Kids Are Too Small
5. Rules, Rules, Rules!
6. Parents' Cliches and Childrens' Secret Answers
7. Words We Leave Behind
8. How's Your Dog?
9. Supermarkets
Explicit Language Warning: You must be 18 years or older to purchase this program.
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- 11-29-21
George Carlin great
loved it as usual . been watching Carlin since the 1960s never failed. easy to listen to and a master of thought and punch lines
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