- 1st
- 10:48
Books read, late November
- 21 comments
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- 2nd
- 12:53
Is not so frightful, actually.
- 21 comments
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- 5th
- 13:46
State of the Mris Report, in children's song format
- 52 comments
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- 6th
- 14:16
Why wiktory is nearly within my grasp
- 4 comments
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- 8th
- 22:11
unexpectedly, bears
- 24 comments
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- 9th
- 20:38
Somewhere.
- 19 comments
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21:52Fathom by Cherie Priest
- 16 comments
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- 10th
- 08:37
Apparently pretty common after all.
- 6 comments
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- 11th
- 11:01
Mostly not lemurs.
- 11 comments
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- 12th
- 10:20
FEAR OUR MIGHT, PUNY MORTALS. Ahem. I mean, happy holidays!
- 34 comments
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- 13th
- 06:40
past butter baths and blueberry stems
- 79 comments
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10:02(no subject)
- 13 comments
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- 14th
- 21:22
The Long-Awaited Return of Books I Quit Reading
- 62 comments
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- 15th
- 16:12
Aaaaagh to a variety of analysts and pundits
- 5 comments
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- 16th
- 16:16
Rice Paper and other stuff
- 5 comments
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- 17th
- 22:47
Yes, Virginia is a Santa Claus there.
- 17 comments
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- 19th
- 12:56
Books read, early December
- 24 comments
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- 20th
- 22:21
AKICILJ: the French toast edition
- 32 comments
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- 21st
- 22:14
(no subject)
- 3 comments
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- 23rd
- 11:38
Helpful tip!
- 69 comments
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17:28poor pup
- 24 comments
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- 24th
- 07:52
Christmas Eve
- 20 comments
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- 25th
- 22:42
"But that sound wasn't sad--why, this sound sounded merry!
- 6 comments
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- 29th
- 15:02
"Leave your livestock alone."
- 21 comments
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- 31st
- 16:41
There's a moral to this story somewhere. I can taste it.
- 4 comments
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