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Curtis Edmonds
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Rain on Your Wedding Day
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Wreathed
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A Circle of Firelight
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Snowflake's Chance: The 2016 Campaign Diary of Justin T. Fairchild, Social Justice Warrior
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Design For Happiness
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Lies I Have Told
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A Circle of Moonlight (Circle Saga, #2)
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[Wreathed] [Author: Edmonds, Curtis] [October, 2014]
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Your Super-Helpful Guide to the Space Shooter Game for Reasonable Adults
Everyone has to like something, and I like Space Shooter. It is a very stupid, inane game–basically a knock-off of the old Galaga game that I grew up with. It’s a simple, reliable way to kill a few minutes of dead time on your phone when there’s nothing else to do. I like it because there are a lot of different ways to play the game so you don’t get bored.
But like anything you love, it can annoy
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I do not have a great deal to say about this book other than two things. First, Jack Reacher was, canonically, born in 1960. This book is about data centers, which exist in this here year of grace 2026. Do the math. Reacher here is 66 years old. Now, ...more |
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Stellar, magisterial retelling of the early days of the American Revolution, with an evenhanded focus on both sides. Highly recommended, however, it is very long and I am taking a break before starting the second volume. What Atkinson really does wel ...more |
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I thought that this book was brilliant, extraordinarily well-written, and thoughtful in a way that you don't see very often. And I hated it. I hated it like broccoli, like Gracie Abrams music, like the San Francisco Forty-Niners. Hate, hate hate. This ...more |
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“fighting for the cause since I tried starting a Working Families Party club in middle school.” “How did that work out for you?” Polly asked. “In New Haven? It was awesome. The only problem,” I admitted, “was that we could never get anyone from any working families to show up.”
― Snowflake's Chance: The 2016 Campaign Diary of Justin T. Fairchild, Social Justice Warrior
― Snowflake's Chance: The 2016 Campaign Diary of Justin T. Fairchild, Social Justice Warrior
“I had been trying to find some sort of exercise program that wasn’t overly bourgeois, but I was having a problem. Weight-lifting was too obviously fascist in nature. Horseback riding was too imperialistic. I gave a lot of thought to starting a co-ed softball league, but that turns out to be closely tied to beer consumption, and I didn’t need the carbohydrates. I had to do something to improve my health that didn’t compromise my revolutionary ethics. (I went so far as to ask my mother for advice on the subject, and she sent me a link to a Chinese tour company that specialized in re-enactments of the Long March, which sounded fascinating but would take me away from Washington at a pivotal time in history, so I didn’t sign up.)”
― Snowflake's Chance: The 2016 Campaign Diary of Justin T. Fairchild, Social Justice Warrior
― Snowflake's Chance: The 2016 Campaign Diary of Justin T. Fairchild, Social Justice Warrior
“It’s in Iowa,” I said. “Oh, so she’s volunteering for the campaign? That’s great.” “Yes, she is, and no, it isn’t. She’s working for Senator Sanders.” “She is not,” Emma said. “You are making that up. Your mom knows Hillary from way back.” “She knows Bernie from way back, too,” I said. “She was the co-chairman of Leninists for Sanders from the first time that he ran for Senate.” “Leninists for Sanders?” “Well, there were only six of them. But they were very vocal.”
― Snowflake's Chance: The 2016 Campaign Diary of Justin T. Fairchild, Social Justice Warrior
― Snowflake's Chance: The 2016 Campaign Diary of Justin T. Fairchild, Social Justice Warrior
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“A wise man once said that human beings were programmed to like boundary conditions—places like tree houses, mountain cabins, or transgressive gay bars. Boundary conditions exist in places where you can stay in one element and look at another different and fascinating element for as long as you wanted. That’s why people like beach towns like Cape May; you can sit and look at the ocean, or go in the ocean and look back at the land, whatever’s more fun. If that’s true, then maybe that’s why people go to funerals. Funerals are the boundary condition between life and afterlife. Sheldon Berkman had crossed the boundary between”
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