• Nobody Knows How I Suffer

  • By: Tim Hall
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Nobody Knows How I Suffer

By: Tim Hall
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  • In this podiobook: What do a barstool revolutionary, gangsta poet, self-promoting author, online dating scammer, and sleazy record producer all have in common?a) They have each appeared on "Dancing With The Stars"b) They all fathered the baby of Anna Nicole Smithc) They are some of the unforgettable characters that populate the hilarious stories in NOBODY KNOWS HOW I SUFFER, the first podiobooks.com presentation by indie journalist and author Tim Halld) All the aboveIf you picked d), you're right! (except for the Anna Nicole Smith and "Dancing With The Starts" part, that is).Please join us as we take a journey into the darkest heart of alternative culture, dating, and failed romance by a notorious Gen-X writer. An 8-episode podiobooks.com exclusive premiere!
    Some rights reserved, 2004-2005. Tim Hall
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Episodes
  • 8. Poopstain Magazine - Nobody Knows How I Suffer

    8. Poopstain Magazine - Nobody Knows How I Suffer
    Apr 22 2007

    -In this episode: A heartwarming tale of a dominatrix and her slave. Guesswhich one I am?
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    24 mins
  • 7. Plus-Size - Nobody Knows How I Suffer

    7. Plus-Size - Nobody Knows How I Suffer
    Apr 21 2007

    -In this episode: Working for the (extra-large) Man, with Cassavetes kiss and Whitney Houston rage.
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    19 mins
  • 6. Nightmares - Nobody Knows How I Suffer

    6. Nightmares - Nobody Knows How I Suffer
    Apr 20 2007

    -In this episode: Great minds think alike. So do sad ones.
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    8 mins
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