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Though some might say they taste the same.
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Hannibal Lecter's protégé experienced some familial embarrassment when told he got the anise ingredient wrong.
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Magic is where you find it. Methinks you might not be seeking in the right places.
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As short as the previously short prince?
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"Sire, the peasants are revolting," and the King replies, "I've always thought so." We have a dangerous landscape primed for revolution and plots threaded within plots. Fran appears as a helpless lamb, but this lamb has sharp teeth. There is no way Edward will miss sighting his long lost love, Fran. Dangers from within and without are ahead.
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But the stinkier they are, the more dogs like it. There must be something we're missing.
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ambulatory - Word of the Day - Sun Aug 6, 2023
drpaladin commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
Ambulatory can also mean itinerant. As a noun, it is a sheltered walking area. In law, it's a document capable of being altered. -
I prefer roasted nuts. Not mine though.
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Blanch makes me think of Blanche DuBois from A Streetcar Named Desire and Blanche Devereaux from The Golden Girls.
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Whenever I see or hear bonk, I think of Michael J. Pollard in the Miri episode of Star Trek TOS.
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I would say this could also be characteristic of teenagers along with the non-verbal eye roll.
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Purr-loined during one of those long cat naps perhaps?
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Thanks, Myr
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Or cheap cologne, Jade East.
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I noticed a member saying the story links in Comicality's post in his Clubhouse weren't working. I checked in the editor and even though they are correctly posted, the site is adding to the address giving 404 errors. The garble being added is "https://htmledit.squarefree.com/”
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As I thought, the wisps honored Valrinda for protecting them and graced him with protected chains. Why is it I see the abandoned carts and wandering animals as a really bad sign of what is ahead?
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In Middle English it was a broken down horse. It can also mean a disreputable woman. Jade is prized for luck in the Orient, but sucks as a name. You'd want an enemy to curse a child with a name like Jade. It's as lucky as Lucky. Lucky usually ends up the dog with three legs.
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Bravo, @Myr Six of the Word of the Day's in one sentence.
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So how's the weather? 😛
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You keep this up and we might get the idea secrets are only going to be revealed slowly.
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The muscle and bone structure are wrong. I do wonder if it's possible to partially transition parts of the body while retaining human form, like a human with a bear's claws. Or blend a shift between different animals.
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There is a lot of information to take in over a short time. I hope Mac can keep all these different behaviors straight.
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purloin - Word of the Day - Mon Jul 31, 2023
drpaladin commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
But if caught, they become FUBAR'd. -
purloin - Word of the Day - Mon Jul 31, 2023
drpaladin commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
If you don’t know, it means more shiny for the rest.
