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Duncan picked Sam well. He looks harmless and without guile. Finding the ash was disturbingly easy. The dealers either pay to use the bar or the keep is in on it. Free first drug dose means it's addictive. Another worry
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Petre was ingenious with using spoors to track Fenn's shadows. I'm glad they decided to give Fenn a chance.
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Reality bends beyond the Veil
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I did find it funny the pious Gianluca stating he's unable to believe in what he can't see.
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I'm looking at my Gucci's and they aren't pointy.
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Document disposal - Baby Division
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traverse - Word of the Day - Mon Apr 20, 2026
drpaladin commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
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The abject fear of the Pope seems so quaint to the modern eye. We aren't far from the English Reformation and the widening ebb of Papal power. The wedding was acutely funereal and sacrificial. There was no joy in the political arrangement.
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Part of building Riley 2,9
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At least he knows Riley is real
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He damaged my property
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For once the corruption did a favor and has lessened the distance betweem them
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Two Stupid Dogs
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Well, getting stuck paw deep in black mire sucks.
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That's not Claude Rains
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I'm shocked, SHOCKED
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I might have seen a great ruckus once out of the corner of my eye
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It was funny to hear a demon baby call someone evil
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Yarima's plan worked and there's a clear path. But Fenn and Orinovo are both hunting them.
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Speeding the wedding appears unseemly. Lorenzo is consolidating power. He is the undisputed ruler of Florence. And he just spit in the Pope's eye.
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And I thought co-parenting Cecil was pulling Charlie and Taine closer
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Well, this was a surprisingly easy resolution to the Sabrina problem.
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secure - Word of the Day - Sun Apr 19, 2026
drpaladin commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
Alarm companies exploit the need to feel secure.
