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Chocolate should be in the word list somewhere.

"I am the terror that flaps in the night!" - Darkwing Duck

Queen has an album and song of that name, it's a fascinating melody.

This word has a paucity of comments. (Personally, like pawcity better.)

He may have used the sword but he may have pulled the lynchpin and removed the yoke, finding the ends and undoing the knot. I wasn't there so can't say which action actually happened...

I wonder how the xeric plants in Death Valley are doing in the second year of lots of moisture..

My first exposure to soapstone was (eons ago) at 6th grade camp. We were given a chunk of it to carve into whatever shape we imagined. I don't recall what mine was but scarily enough I do still have it some where.

Am not that old Myr..

I'm hibernating in evenings so my soirees are very dream-related.

Not true, just takes some spit.

Always have thought of the mongoose as the hyperactive version of a meerkat. Imagine my surprise to see that they are related.

That picture has hypnotized me into EATING ALL the pretzels. They were all stale, need new teeth. 😒

Pretty sure a friend I knew eons ago in Portland (OR) was the definition of promiscuous, he had 5 partners in the span of 3 hours.

Probably another Galaxy, far far faaaaar away..

This story is like watching a freight train derailing and there's nothing the reader can do except keep reading, hoping it gets better. Obviously, the story is about overcoming serious mental abuse by misguided parents and an unlikely love relationship caught up in the mess. Before the introduction of Herky (Finn's dog) to the story, Finn himself was described, accurately as a big puppy. These two things gave smiles to my face amidst the tears of Alec's pain. Even if the reader has never experienced these types of pain, this story would awaken empathy to help those in need in the real world. Have tissues ready and hold on, this is a story to read.