• THE BASEMENT RAMBLINGS OF A CRAZY PERSON PART 8 1 OF 2

  • Dec 24 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 1 min
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THE BASEMENT RAMBLINGS OF A CRAZY PERSON PART 8 1 OF 2

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  • THIS IS THE BASEMENT RAMBLINGS OF A CRAZY PERSON PART 8 1 OF 2 you know I could not get everything done it was late it was freezing I had my puppy with me and it was very hard to concentrate but as soon as I am able I will get the rest for the second part of this the basement ramblings of a crazy person part 8 and I will make it official. some of the stuff in here you might have heard from songs or just whatever I guess hit the button I got about an hour's worth of stuff Plus I also redid the AI who had a conversation about me. I had a couple of them but I did this one and I just put some funny sounds behind it anyway I don't really feel really carrying one so anyway it is now time for you to go carry on and like always take care of yourself and one another. merry Christmas happy candles and all that stuff that comes with buying a new calendar. Sincerely Jimmy James P.S believe it or not I did not forget to do the 4th annual Christmas songs but Spotify does not allow me to do it. I do have the past three plus I'm pretty much worn out I've done them already. it would be nice to do it maybe before New Year's. at least it would be on amazon. and all other platforms except spotify. maybe I could do something to work around the Spotify thing. but I'll let you guys know that on the next segment of the basement ramblings of a crazy person party full version. Peace out Again 🔌
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