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It Burns When I Pee “Have Yourself A Very Burning Christmas”

December 23rd 2008 in Americana, Country Music, Outlaw, Podcast, alt.country

Episode #22 of It Burns When I Pee, the only podcast for covering genuine 100 proof country music, is a naughty little release ready to stuff in your stocking.

Featuring the pin-up beautiful and talented Little Lisa Dixie Blake, Norma Jean and Creepy Guy burns the yule by playing tasty cuts from Eric Kinsey & His Tip Top Daddies, Nine Pound Hammer, Zane Campbell, and Mr. Chill & The Witnesses.

IBWIP are also bringing back my favorite segment, Norma Jean Watches Porn. They are replacing Earlene’s Sexy Time Advice segment with the new Creepy Advice segment. What kind of show would it be without a IBWIP skit? In this episode the skit is titled, “IBWIP Meets Santa At The Mall”. Finally, the crew break out the presents and have the first ever IBWIP Gift Exchange. IBWIP is better than that nasty sweater from your Aunt Edna!

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“It Burns When I Pee “Have Yourself A Very Burning Christmas””

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wrote on December 27th, 2008

Many thanks for the PIMP…. look for new TWANGNATION.com add on EP22 in January!

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