[looks at sun’s position]
[looks at players’ shadows]
[looks at sun’s position]
[facepalms]
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[looks at sun’s position]
[looks at players’ shadows]
[looks at sun’s position]
[facepalms]
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brain is broken (h/t Julie)
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The Beginning: Chronicle of the Many Named Man Book 1
Is that you, John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt?
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Skaterboi: The Ballad of Jack and Val
The frequency of shoulder dislocations among skaters is often overlooked. (h/t Mary)
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Confessions Of A Climate Change Denier
He’s really funny. Just ask him, he’ll tell you. (h/t Chris)
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WHAT IF YOU’RE A SENTIENT SPACECRAFT who wants to be more than an intelligent weapon to implement government policy? Do you partner with another by-the-book sentinel like the one you just lost to your enemies or gamble on someone different, even if they are a middle-aged dad from a primitive world called Earth? And can you learn to work with him before your enemies kill billions?
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I already hate “What if” book descriptions, but this one is worst than most. Especially when it bludgeons the subjunctive mood in the first sentence.