"I could expect hard work, plenty of danger, and no recognition." | Continue reading
and Un-Maketh Him, Too | Continue reading
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“To get what you want, you have to deserve what you want." | Continue reading
A desperate gamble | Continue reading
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Well, this is a bit awkward | Continue reading
By Cicero | Continue reading
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"By myself? A missing piece cannot roll by itself." "Have you ever tried?" asked the Big O | Continue reading
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Good Omens, Why There is Something, Multiple Paths, Secret Spies and Abe Lincoln | Continue reading
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