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This is a bit of a intermission episode, discussing games overall - what we've been enjoying, and what we're thinking of doing next.
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Hosted by TheBois · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 24 episodes
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We talk about video games, our life with them and how we as adults try to still enjoy games as we grow older. We also talk about a lot of other inappropriate things that probably shouldn't be heard in public spaces.
TheBois hosts Terminal Gaming, a leisure show with 24 episodes published.
This is a bit of a intermission episode, discussing games overall - what we've been enjoying, and what we're thinking of doing next.
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