Geron Kees
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It actually did. At least, it grabbed the attention of allied forces, who flew over places they had abandoned and thought they saw aircraft on the ground! I ran across this recent update on the 'cargo culture' of these people, which you can see here: https://www.messynessychic.com/2019/02/14/somewhere-on-a-remote-volcanic-island-american-soldiers-are-worshipped-like-gods/
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Truth. Recognition is a complex process within our brains that sums up what our senses are telling us and compares that information to patterns the brain is already familiar with. Stray a little outside the parameters of what we can recognize, and we might still be able to make the leap by inference. Go too far, though, and it may as well be like there is nothing there at all.
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Got any extra Alka-Seltzer handy?
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Do you have a degree in this stuff, or something?
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It's usually the young dogs that say that!
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Um, actually, I believe I know the word you mean. It was first used in the Harvard Lampoon version of a song from their parody, The Sound of Muzak. 'Dil, a doe, a female deer...'
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You left out the eye-rolling and the weakness in the knees!
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Excitement is my middle name! Oh...no, wait. It's Mattias. Never mind!
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Oof. It's unfair, to use the language in such ways, like a feather to tickle places best not tickled!
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Defining new things always requires creating new terms.
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I hate to leave you on your own, without comment, while you catch up to where we are now.
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They probably will...until they don't!
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I swore to Jamie and his friends that I would not give away anything, but rather let them show you as the story moves along.
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A hint? Got any money?
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Khybeer Valhoo received them within his working chambers, where he spent much of his days guiding this small outpost of his people. The citadel had turned out to be an odd structure, indeed. Large and circular, and the height of a dozen tall men, it bore a domed roof that seemed to be crystal clear in nature, allowing what light there was here beneath the trees into the vast interior spaces, yet still affording great security. The walls supporting the domed roof were of the same mysterious, smoo
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There is, apparently a learning curve!
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Yep. And done it is!
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Always happy to have you along!
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Oh, you didn't! You're ENCOURAGING them!
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Quest stories are of a kind, actually. I ain't Tolkien, but I also didn't name any of my guys Bilbo!
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Yeah, but is Ivor the guy on the witness stand, the one on the bench, or the guy delivering the pizza??
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Awesome image!
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We have a ways to go, just yet. 😈
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I think we will. 🙃
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Remember the monster that used to lurk under the bed when you were six years old? And the other monster, that lived in the closet, and was even stronger?
