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Linkfest: Dolphins = Surfer's Best Friend

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Surfer says dolphins rescued him from shark attack/ study: 1 in 3 songs refer to substance abuse/ other primates rationalize too -- not just humans/ German church bumps Leaning Tower of Pisa from Guinness Book of Records

Ilya Marritz

8:33 AM ET | 11- 9-2007 | permalink

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Your justification for your "Best song in the world today" has sold me ... And now, (I hope you don't mind sharing) it is MY "Best song in the world today."
FYI --- You may have had more listeners than you thought. I think I could pick up your station as a ten year old from my bedroom in the Tucson foothills...

Furthermore, (perhaps a new segment idea?) the BPP is my "best show in the world today" and every day ... as it makes my daily hour long commute to law school so much less catalystic. It's always EVERYTHING I care about. Ali and Luke ask the questions I would ask and I swear your producer must be my soul mate --- I'll miss you guys over the weekend, and for the first time in my life I am looking forward to Monday when we can all hang out again!

Sent by Tania Shofron | 11:11 AM ET | 11-09-2007

Hey, Pitchfork asks Sigur Ros about Luke's infamous interview in this interview posted today: http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/news/46991-sigur-ros-jonsi-birgisson-talks-plans-interviews

Sent by Benjamin Frisch | 8:50 PM ET | 11-09-2007

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