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conulyI'm just saying.
On that note, in addition to not mentioning the deceased heir to whatever who is obviously a (living, breathing) member of your gang more than once, you also shouldn't mention your mysterious unknown stranger who saved your life that time (and who is obviously the same not-so-deceased heir to whatever and one of your boyfriend's BFFs) more than once unless you're willing to embrace the increasingly farcical nature of the plot. Similarly, there should be a law: ONE weird coincidence per book, MAX. If one of your new buddies happens to be the long lost friend/father/uncle of your neighbor/friend/cat, your OTHER new buddy shouldn't also have a bizarrely random connection to the hero of the story.
And don't split the party!
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On that note, in addition to not mentioning the deceased heir to whatever who is obviously a (living, breathing) member of your gang more than once, you also shouldn't mention your mysterious unknown stranger who saved your life that time (and who is obviously the same not-so-deceased heir to whatever and one of your boyfriend's BFFs) more than once unless you're willing to embrace the increasingly farcical nature of the plot. Similarly, there should be a law: ONE weird coincidence per book, MAX. If one of your new buddies happens to be the long lost friend/father/uncle of your neighbor/friend/cat, your OTHER new buddy shouldn't also have a bizarrely random connection to the hero of the story.
And don't split the party!
‘Saluton!’: the surprise return of Esperanto
The good, the bad and the ugly of living in a schoolbus full-time
How Toyota Helped Create A Thriving Japanese Food Culture In Kentucky
Around the World in 14,000 ‘Do Not Disturb’ Signs
Decoding favorite sayings from around the world (I don't know how accurate this is, but I love the pictures)
The Incredibly Cheap Street Fix That Saves Lives
The Crazy Story Of How "Clue" Went From Forgotten Flop To Cult Triumph
Worst “Bring Your Kid To Work Day” Ever Minifigure Set (OMG it's a whole unlicensed collection.)
The Short-Lived Normalization of Breastfeeding on Television
“What? Like, a disabled protagonist? How would that even work? How could someone with a disability be the hero in an action show?” local anime trash boy wonders while sitting next to his box sets of Full Metal Alchemist, showing no hint of irony or self awareness.
Organized Labor’s Growing Class Divide
The Schmaltzy Reality Radio Dramas That Heralded Courtroom Television
The Beekeeper Who Makes Synth Music With His Bee Colonies
Think of honeybees as 'livestock,' not wildlife, argue experts
The Startling Link Between Sugar and Alzheimer's
Searching for an Alzheimer’s cure while my father slips away
A brief overview of the 1893 overthrow of the Hawaiʻi's Queen Liliʻuokalani
The Troubling Origins of the Skeletons in a New York Museum
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Date: 2018-01-29 05:43 pm (UTC)