The Broken Scale

April 22, 2014

“I swear, the gang said they were LARPing somewhere around here…”

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LydiaFC

10 years ago

Book Something of the Something of Something. Yeah, no.

10 years ago

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Something Something Something Dark Side
Something Something Something Complete

LydiaFC

10 years ago

Reply to L.

By Someone?

john e. . .

10 years ago

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:_)

red

10 years ago

Do those blue claws do the same thing to covers as that long hook does in vaudeville?

Kris

10 years ago

I… just… Could he read… HUH?

Melinda

10 years ago

The image itself might have potential.

LydiaFC

10 years ago

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I wouldn’t mind owning that coat.

Melinda

10 years ago

Reply to LydiaFC

My neither! 🙂

Melinda

10 years ago

Reply to Melinda

Uh…”Me neither” is what I meant.

john e. . .

10 years ago

I think I saw this episode of Merlin. He turns into an old man with a beard and afro and teaches how to paint happy little trees with simple brush strokes.

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