58 – Die krankhaften Esskapaden von Tarrare, Lotito, Domery, Kent

We're back, Babies! Nach unserem Winterschlaf hatten wir natürlich ein kleines Hüngerchen. War aber nicht ganz so schlimm wie bei den Protagonisten in dieser Folge. Ehrlich! Das sind nämlich wahrlich keine Kostverächter Knerschitarier! (Anm. Dominik: Beinahe hätte ich die Chance verpasst, das Wort "Knerschitarier" zu droppen. Puuuh. O_O) Lasst es euch munden!

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