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Jonas Albrecht posted:All I can picture is Neil Gaiman's "24 Hours" story from Sandman. That's exactly where my mind went, too.
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Argue posted:It's also available to watch for free on the company's official Youtube page. This is apparently a cut version but it's still like 50 minutes, and it already covers the entire tract. Yeah, this aligns with my experiences of University LARP clubs.
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JediTalentAgent posted:Isn't Mary Poppins essentially a witch? Otherwise she's powered by time travelling nanites or she's an angel. Or, in the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, she's God, and responsible for defeating the Antichrist Harry Potter. . Alan Moore is weird.
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http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/feb/14/mother-supposed-know-son-columbine-sue-klebold This is also worth reading - an interview with Klebold's mother.
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Jack Gladney posted:. There's a touching scene where a lady visits her grandmother only to discover that she's gone and her clothes are in a pile on a chair. But pinned to them is a note explaining what happened that urges her to watch the large box of Jack Van Impe presents vhs tapes that's out in the garage. This is how the resistance begins. Isn't one part of fundamentalist dogma that nobody knows when the rapture will arrive? So the old lady would have had to spend her life with a note pinned to her chest, just in case, so that whenever the Rapture arrived she would be prepared.
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