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The Story of Stuff


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3 responses to “The Story of Stuff”

  1. Gill avatar
    Gill

    So who did pay? Gah I’m gonna have to click the link aren’t I..?

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  2. grit avatar
    grit

    oh dear. my recent conversion to hobbycraftism is being challenged and i’m not sure i have the foundation yet to defend myself… better just say now have a happy holiday season and a good start to 2008!

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  3. Nic avatar
    Nic

    I watched the whole thing last week and have been trying to persuade people to watch it for themselves ever since.

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