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Cat Whackers

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Audio Play:Comedy. Cat Whackers is the story of two fun loving, twenty-something, idiots who are fumbling their way through the modern world. Brian is a geeky dreamer, whose girlfriend is more interested in her relationship with her cat. Jake is a creepy schemer, who figures a way to get rid of the flea bag. In doing so, the duo discover that "Dudes will pay mad cash to have their girlfriend's annoying cats whacked!" And so, the lovable pair go into business whacking cats for cold hard cash . . . with predictably disastrous results. Check out other Washington Audio Theater productions at washingtonaudiotheater.com

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  1. CAT FInal WAV

    No date given · 29 min

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  1. Cat Whackers

    Listeners' uploads · Michael Madden · 1 episode here · archive.org

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