drpaladin
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Rather fragile and short term vessel. It only works somewhat for a generation at best.
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Sounds like a job for Ms. Patel. Of course nothing else really keeps Oliver and Orel from saying fuck it and bailing out.
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So this trust money spending is sketchy?
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How are Oliver and Orel otherwise under Tarquin's control?
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So Orel is the lever Tarquin uses against Oliver to get his way. The amounts he's spending to be mayor of this small village are insane.
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Stately Merrick Manor.
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economy - Word of the Day - Tue Jan 20, 2026
drpaladin commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
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Unleash the wrath of the Nasturtiums!
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Tarquin was the last King of Rome. Perhaps it's prophetic.
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In case anyone wondered, Tarquin means ruler. A ruler can be a stick, and he is a stick.
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Tommy, the so not a toad.
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Will has just openly told them bilingually to screw themselves. You don't mess with his boys.
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You assume. Recall the consequence of assume.
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Or he's struck by a sudden bout of butt ugly and retires in hiding to ugly away.
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Have you been sipping Fleming or Trevanian on the sly?
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What port would lack a brothel?
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Oh no! Not the stray cat. Those baleful, accusing eyes.
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George is barely ashore and he's already sighted his next conquest.
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There are two viable paths to deal with an entrenched monster. They must either be slain or caged forever. I don't see Lydia or Finn being up for slaying, so an effective cage it is.
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Probably more apt to be smothered by his own excess of confetti.
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precision - Word of the Day - Mon Jan 19, 2026
drpaladin commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
Travel to the moon requires precision in calculations. -
Can he do it with toes too? I've always wanted to see the raised middle toe.
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A shrub. The Knights who say Ni are seeking shrubbery.
