'A Babysitter's Guide to Monster Hunting'
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Mike Rice: An Irish Disgrace
Mike Rice is struggling with adult life. He talks about his crippling need to be liked, chatting with a stone, getting into a relationship with a Scottish chip shop and an ongoing feud with an Australian child.
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Mike Rice is struggling with adult life. He talks about his crippling need to be liked, chatting with a stone, getting into a relationship with a Scottish chip shop and an ongoing feud with an Australian child.
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