Rhythminthemind
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Real talk I wrote this in 2017 and did not realize the U.S school system had free lunches as standard. We don't do that in Australia.
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One can only hope.
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Indeed.
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Oh she does. But she also knows he heard it. Now it'll just take about six to twelve years for him to internalize the life lesson.
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Thank you.
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Love is a many splendid thing.
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Hah. The enthusiasm is there. If only writers' block would agree with me.
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New Jersey Pine Barrens: James Toranaga had no idea. No idea at all, just how complicated his life truly was. He was the scion of what was probably the single most powerful sorcerous line to ever have existed on planet Earth. His mother was, by most common measurements, an alien. His grandfather's involvement in world war two had been no small incentivization in the creation of the atom bomb. James Toranaga had a complicated life. He was currently trying to get over the loss of his be
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"Oh you think the gun is the threat no dude I am the threat."
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Solid point about countries hunting for people with skills and abilities, but that's also not exactly new. Magic is known on a broad, governmental level across nations, and special forces will do what they do, to an extent. Hell, Peter is quite literally a member of the American magical secret service.
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In principle, yes, but I have a feeling that demonstrating to a bunch of world leaders how easy they'd be to magically assassinate would create more problems than it solved.
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Or help convince the government to enact timely change.
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Washington DC: In conference with the National Security Council. In Peter Toranaga’s considered opinion, the worst thing about having to change the world was the weight of the decision. It had a shroud to it. A gravity. Almost an anxiety, if one could condescend to call it something quite so small. A keen, unbiased awareness of the impact of one’s actions. He found, in such moments, that it was best to stay on task. He waited while his escort keyed in the elevator code, pretending
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I know right?
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It's certainly not ideal.
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That is a very good question.
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They will not. You are correct.
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James: ‘Question nine: Which graph represents the equation y=4x-5?’ James could not care less about his math homework right now. Not even a little bit. He raised his pen, and circled option ‘B’. This was the correct choice. Math was healthy. He was not thinking about Charlie. He most certainly was not angry. Or betrayed. Or even hurt. No. He was doing math. So what if that stupid, self-centred little- He shook himself. ‘Question ten: If Lucy has eleven dollars and buys f
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Oh hey I never answered this. Uh. Yeah. James could theoretically make a shield around his wind form. But his wind form IS admittedly the size of a football stadium. The energy requirement would be inefficient.
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@James Carnarvon Figured I'd just let you know it's out of hiatus.
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Such serendipity.
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You're not wrong.
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@clairvin @centexhairysub @drpaladin @drsawzall @weinerdog @Butcher56 @James BaxterCan I just say how heartwarming it is to see so many of you guys still here even when I've been away for almost two and a half years? It's just really nice. I hope to see the others coming back soon too.
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That's a very cool quote. I might steal it one day.
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Sorry I made you wait.
